The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-14
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

The aggregate expenditures of the
Postoffice Department for 1881 were S39, PSI,
1876; receipts, S36 785, 397; deficiency, 81, 1885,
8S8. The deficiency the previous year was
g, 766. $40, showing a reduction in deficiency
for the year Of 1921, 0O2 sz
jim Keene's celebrated horse Foxhan
won the Cesarewitch Stakes on the Newmarket
course recently. Just before the start the
betting was 9to2 against FoxhalI. The Ameri-.
can horse won in canter by almost ten lengths.
The Am erieans won upward of $500, 900 on the
result
The French occupation of Tunis will
be restricted to fortified points commanding
the city and the road to the Bardo Palace and
Goletta. Since the evacuation of Hammamett
he rebels prevent communication from with
put and murder whoever quits the town. The
British residents demand immediate assistance
The Portuguese court has ordered
four days mourning for President Garfield.
A Partisan newspaper publishes let
ter from Gen. Sir Garnet Wolsely, who depre-
Gates the construction of the tunnel below the
English channel, as he feels that it would be
lasting source of danger to England
A new conspiracy against the life of
the Emperor of Russia is said to have been
discovered.
John Mahon & Sons, wholesalers of
shoes at Lynn and Boston, have failed. Liabili-
ties, $15O,OOO.
Nearly $50 horses persisted by : the
burning of the Fourth avenue car stable, New
York.
Washington Butchers Sons, whole
sale dealers in provisions, having headquarters
in Philadelphia, with branch house in Chi
cago, have suspended. The liabilities are
placed at 81. 100000. The firm was caught In
the recent Chicago wheat corner.
President Arthur has notified Repub-
lican Senators at Washington that he will not
for the present make any nominations except
to fill vacancies of minor Importance. VI
The Minnesota Legislature met in ex-
ira session on the 18th inst, called by Gov
Salisbury to consider Chamberlain's proposition
for the settlement Of the old railroad debt at
so cents on the dollar 1t organized by the
election of the officers of last winter
The Mexican Government has APP
pointed commission to arrange commercial
treaty with the United States.
A masked burglar at Wheeling, en-
ragged at being discovered by lady, forced
her to rise from bed without disturbing
her husband and submit to the clipping of her
luxuriant head of hair, when he took his de-
parture.
Since the surrender of Sitting Bull,
whose camp lay directly on the route of the an
nual migration, buffalo have returned to the
northern plains.
L. Rosenheimer, merchant at Kewas-
kun, Wis, states that burglars obtained from
his safe 50, 900 in cash and Sc, 900 in bonds.
Elections were held for Governor and
day, Oct, IL. In Ohio the election was an I'M
usually quiet one even for an "off year" in
politics. There was a good deal Of scratching
on both sides, and the Prohibitionists polled
upward of 10000 votes. Gov. Foster and the
entire Republican ticket it would seem at
this writing, were elected by $4,000 to $4,000
majority. In Iowa the vote was extremely
iight-probably $4,000 less than last year-at-
tributed largely to rain, which prevailed gen
orally throughout the State. The Republican
majority is estimated at this writing, at 40, 900
TO 80 600