The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-23

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has been first Inspected and pronounced free
| from infection by the officers Of the National
Board Of Health.
Col. CASH. the South Carolina duelist,
has been admitted to $4,000 bail. Cash and bis
on attempted to kill an editor who had denounced
the duel in his paper, but the editors friends
rescued him The New Orleans health author
tiles say there is not, and has not been this sum-
mer, single case Of yellow fever in that city.
The State Guard forces of Kentucky
went into camp last week at Crab Orchard.
This is the first general encampment of Ken
lucky troops since Gen. s. B. Buckner organized
Camp Boone in 1860.
THREE negroes are under arrest In La
mar county. Ala, for mutHating the bodies of
white people buried in the local graveyard.
They confessed to the hideous crime, and said
they dug up the bodies for the purpose Of get
ting the bones in the hands, which, they said, if
carried in their pockets, would make them lucky
at card-playing +. Stephen Richardson, colored,
entered the house of his father-in-law, Robert
Phinney, at Wilmington, N. c., and killed his
mother-in-law, and probably fatally injured his
wife and father-in-aw.
WASHINGTON.
ORDERS have been telegraphed Gen.
Pope to enter Indian Territory at once, and to
arrest and hold for trial all whites who have
taken part in the invasion of that Territory.
All who are found to be guilty of the second
offense Of invasion will be punished to the full
extent of the law President Hayes will re-
main in Washington till the middle of August,
and will not start for the Pacific coast till Sep
TENDER.
The Treasury Department has given
notice that hereafter sugars colored to defraud
the customs will be seized for forfeiture.
GENERAL.
THE shipments of fresh meats to Eu-
rope for the past week were the highest on
record for one week. The shipments include
1866 cattle, $500 quarters of dressed beef, l. 155
live sheep, 1,085 quarters of mutton, and lis
dressed hogs. Havana advices report that
seven Cuban insurgents, recently made prison
ers by the Spanish authorities, have been put
TO death. The victims were all sick when
captured. Among them were Pho Rosado,
titular Minister of War, and DR.. Torres noted
physician.
The DEPARTMENT of Agriculture shows
the cotton CT be in fine condition. The
average condition. sorn throughout the cou1-
try is the highest for many years, although in
the Mississippi valley and north of the Ohio
river there is complaint of too much rain.
Winter wheat exhibits a slight improvement,
though there is large falling off in the South.
Spring wheat exhibits a marked decline since
June. West of the Mississippi the general
average is high, Minnesota being 1O1.
VICTORIA and his savages, recently
pursued by American troops into Mexico, say
they will die rather than return to the United
States. Total values of exports of domestic
provisions and tallow during the twelve months
ended June 80 were $12O, 673, $3.50.
DURING the month Of June there ar
rived in the United States 72,567 immigrants.
Of this number Ireland furnished the largest
quota, and Germany the next largest. The i'm
migrant arrivals at the port of New York alone
for the year ending June 80 were 1853, 726,
against IS, 224 for the preceding twelve months.
Our neighboring republic Of Mexico
recently held an election to choose President
There were three or four candidates in the
field, and, as neither received a majority of all
the votes cast, there was no choice by the peo-
pie Under the Mexican constitution the choice
of q ruler to succeed Diaz will, therefore, de-
volve upon Congress-
Two BROTHERS and a sister named
Bryson, well known and highly respected in
Montreal, were drowned in the river at that
place by the upsetting Of boat . The steam
or Dessouk, with the Egyptian obelisk on board,
has arrived at New York. The obelisk will be
placed in one of the city parks. =. Work on the
Washington national monument is to be re-
s1med again shortly, after suspension Of q
quarter Of a century.
CENSUS notes There are 112, 900
Mormons and $4,000 Gentiles in Utah. The
censns returns give New Jersey population Of
100000, being an increase Of 1913, 900. Penn
sylvania has about 4 226, 900 people, an increase
Of about 100000. st. Louis statisticians claim
for Missouri population of about 2, 400, O0O Esti
mates based upon returns from about one-third
Of the counties Of Illinois place the population
Of the State at 100000 Ohio's population
is estimated at about the same figure The
population Of the cities of Ohio is as follows
Cincinnati, 256,0O0 Cleveland, 1595OO; CO.
lumbus, 81 300; Dayton, $4,000; Springfield,
20,500; Athens, Is, 100; Sandusky, $4,000 !;
Hamilton, Il, 1900; Chilicothe, 10, 1872; Newark,
$3.50; lronton, 5000 Fremont, 8, 435; Tifin,
1885; Urbana, $685. Massllon $3.50; Will
nington. 2,671 Wooster, $500 Gallon, 5,634 !;
Bucyrus, 3,848; Van Vert, 1900.
POLITICAL.
EACH OF the 306 delegates to the Chi
cago Convention who stood by Grant to the
last will be given bronze medal by Chauncey
l. F1ley, Of st. Louis, II. .a.fs.<.
SECRETARY SIBERIAN will open the
Republican campaign in Ohio the first week Of
August.
NEAL BOWS letter accepting the Pro
hibition nomination for President Of fbe JTnit0d
States is out The General declares that the
suppression of the liquor traffic is ali object OF
far greater political Importance than any other
now claiming the attention of the country.
FOREIGN.
The celebration of the national fete
day anniversary of the fall of the Bastile-oc-
CURED at Paris on the 18th Of July and was
one Of the most imposing demonstrations ever
Witnessed at the French capital President
Greyy opened the ceremonies in the hippo
drome at Longchamps, in the presence Of a
magnificent assemblage. His remarks, which
were brief, were followed by q salvo Of artillery