The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-04

belmuuet, ireland, nllnrary 1Ofce has been
! forwarded, and the work house has been con
verted into barracks. The first decision under
the Land act was given at Monaghan, where
| the Commissioners reduced the rent by 80
sbilings for the next fifteen wears. Sexton has
| been released from prison on account Of ILL
health. The Government has traced out
the man who conveyed Parnelps mani
festo from KiInainham jail. The Free
mans Journal which has all along
| favored the Land Court, predicts that it will
| fail, because of the overwhelming mass of
| business. The City Council of Waterford has
conferred the freedom Of that place on John
Dillon 1ae
The editor of French paper pub
lished at Cairo stated in his journal that Mo-
hommed was false prophet. His paper has
been suppressed. The Sheik decreed that he
should die, but he sought the protection of the
| French Consul. who sent him to France to
avoid the threatened doom.
Secretary Blaine is credited with say.
ing that he believes that President Arthur's
/ Cabinet after the LIST of January will be a
Grant Cabinet from top to bottom. He seems
| to think that ex-senator Frehnghuysen will
succeed him as Secretary of State, at latest by
| the LIST of JANUARY. Mr. Blaine will recommend
no more Consular appointments. He will leave
| that matter to his successor.
The United States war-ship Alliance
has arrived at Halifax from fruitless cruise Of
four months in the Arctic seas in search of LIE
Jeanette.
| 1t appears that the cause of the recent
active purchase of old Confederate bonds is the
fact that considerable sum remains in the
! Bank of England to the credit of the Exon
federate States. 1t is rumored that the British
Government has decided to distribute the
amount pro rata to the Confederate bondhold-
ers; also, that Secretary Blaine would address
a note on the subject to the English Govern
ment At Washington these relics are selling
at $3.50 per 81, 900 and at 50 in Philadelphia.
1t is reported from Washington that
Defrees, the Public Printer, is making a vlgor-
GUS effort to be retained, but will probably be
compelled to give place to S. P. Rounds, of
Chicago. Gen. Joseph X. McCammon, of.
Philadelphia, has been appointed Auditor of
Railroad Accounts, to succeed Theophilus
French. 1t is said that Chauncey T. FilIey, Of
st. Louis, will be appointed Postmaster GEN
eral in January, and that the Secretaryship of
the Interior lies between ex-Senators Chaffes
and Sargent. ' '49s
Under the inspiration Of Mrs. Ballou,
the evangelist, the authorities of North BEN
nington, Vt, quietly raided seven saloons,
| splitting all their liquors in the streets. .
The Bostonians are going into the
worlds fair business with earnest energy. A
circular is to be sent out to prominent NOR
chants and manufacturers, and subscription
Gov. Cullom has issued a proclama-
ton prohibiting the Importation of cattle into
Illinois from ten counties of Pennsylvania,
thirteen counties of New Jersey, FIVE counties
of Maryland, three of New York, one of Con-
necticut and one of Delaware, unless accom-
panied by certificate of health signed by
duly-authorized veterinary surgeon. GOV. Cul-
1om gives as his reason for the proclamation
his belief that pleuro-pneumonia exists in the
districts herein named. al, ats,is.s atEt tff. 3,
Rough estimates of the damage caused
by the recent flood along the Mississippi river,
between Keokuk, Iowa, and Louisiana, Mo-,
place the total at $2,93O,0OO 'ai 9a 9Jeyi3I
] Following is the regular monthly
public-debt statement, issued al Washington on
the LIST inst: ,5.5.. 5..,.,. -, a.'.
Six per cent bonds, extended. 161, $50
Five per cents, extended. 40l,504,900
/ Four and one-half per cent. bonds 250,00O. 900
Four per cent. bonds .............. 73s, TAO, $50
| Retunding certificates. ............. 598, $50
Navy pension fund. i. 14,O00,00O
Total Understanding debt. 81 500, 728 $50
Matured debt............ .......... 1915 3O5
Legaltenders. ..........,$ 346,7A,O56 lG9ia
| Certificates Of deposit. $4,000 ,f{-s
| Gold and silver certif- 's-'4 4" 'tirt
I Gates. ............... T535,590 ss.'3 o. 3
! Fractional currency. ~ 7,O93,151 }.t4y e.e
Total without interest. $40 4sse7a7E
Total debt. $2,O14, 1874 85s
Total interest. Observation-Disclosures. 12,34O,584
Cash in treasury. .............. O,96097l
Debt less cash in treasury 81 .7s5. 5s4, 46s
Decrease during October. ............ 13,32l,5483
Decrease since June 81, 1881. $1,000, 345
Current liabilities +-.f 81 7*t'H 4 ~
! Interest due and unpaid. .........S 2,041, GIL
Debt on which interest has ceased. 49, TAG. 305
/
Gold and silver certificates. ...... II ,535, $40
United States notes held for redemption rfs,-e.a
of certificates of deposit. ........... $4,000
Cash balance available Nov. i,1881.. IA 493, 448
Total. ;....................,.. 24os6o,971
| Available assets ' +'ai
Cash in Observation-Disclosures 24O,96O,971
Bonds issued to Pacific railway eompan-
les, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding. .............S 64,623, 512
! Interest accrued and not yet paid. 1929, 40
Interest paid by United States. ~. IL 467 272
Interest repaid by companies
| Interest repaid by transportation Of
mails .........-................. 14,662, 94l
By cash payments of per cent. OF net
earnings. ................ 655 19S
Balance of interest paid by the United
States. Observation-Disclosures. S6,149 49,
Coined during October tS
Eagles. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......... 64s,591
Half-eagles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 755, COG
Standard silver dollars .............. 2,350,00C
Cents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 4,S50,00C
Camels in America.
It will be remembered that some years
ago the experiment of using camels for
the trans oOrtation of freight across the