The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-30
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

u Christmas MANIFESTO issued Dy Tul-
teau. the assassin, is very characteristic of his
bombastic conceit and blasphemy. He pre-
tends to have done his work as Christ and Paul
did, to be as patriotic as Washington and
Grant, and patronizes "the Deity" to the ex-
tent of being "well satisfied with the Deity's
conduct of this case thus far"
The committee of the American Bar
Association will, it is said, at its meeting in
New York in February, adopts plan proposed
for the relief of the United States Supreme
Court, in the establishment of court COM
posed of fifteen Judges, to hear and decide
most of the cases that now go to the Supreme
Court.
The Dublin Privy Council have deter
mined to make the possession of firearms lille
gal in that city.
The Emperor of Austria will erect, at
his own COST a memorial chapel on the site of
the Ring Theater, at Vienna.
The Irish suspects imprisoned in Kill
mainham jail are hereafter to be furnished one
substantial meal each day from the sustenta-
ton fund of $4,000.
So as to prevent the interference of
foreign nations on behalf of the Holy Father
the Italian Government are considering the
question of giving him more independence.
a dispatch from Paris to the New
York Herald says that the locality of the wreck
of the Jeanette is 500 miles from the delta
of the River Lena, and that from the delta
to Yakoutsk is 1000 miles of desolate country.
The emigration from Germany to
America during the coming year bids fair to be
on an unprecedentedly-large scale. Already
$4,000 passage tickets on steamers leaving Bre-
men have been secured, and an equally-large
number have been secured for vessels leaving
Hamburg.
A San Antonio (Texas) dispatch states
that the result of the Fipper court-martiaI, re-
Gently held there, will be dismissal from the
army.
A London firm has purchased from
the State of Mississippi 1900 600 acres of land,
mostly located in the Yazoo delta, which will
be colonized and cultivated.
y Tarble, a Republican, was elected
Mayor of Pensacola, Fla, by a majority of 272
Scarlet fever of very malignant type
is rapidly increasing in New York.
The Lochiel Mutual Aid Association,
of Harrisburg, Pa, has gone the way of other
graveyard-insurance concerns.
A terrible story comes from Jersey
r;Lx. YooY, who woo rr;tb ,,,o1;o,,o
type of smallpox, and being refused ad-
mittance to the police station, died on the side
walk.
William NJ. Evarts and others call upon
the American people to contribute $780, 900 for
q pedestal to the Bartholdi statue to liberty, in
New York harbor.
The total number of immigrants ar
irving at New York for the year will be about
44O. 900 1t is estimated that y, 800, 900 wag
paid out for inland transportation, and that
100000 in coin was brought over by the
newcomers.
President Arthur wants the salary of
his Private Secretary raised to "a, $780, and will
then add 81, 500 from his own pocket
s. P. Rounds, of Chicago, has received
assurances direct from the President that he
Will be appointed Public Printer.
Col. Corkhill received an express pack
age from Kansas containing gag for Guiteau's
mouth, made from a corn-cob. Scoville found
in his mail a miniature gibbet, with Guiteau
suspended upon it.
A fire at Durand, Wis, destroyed
twenty-one buildings, the loss being estimated
at $25, 1000.
Dan P. Eells, of Cleveland, announces
that the bonds recently stolen from him are
again in his possession. 1t is rumored that he
paid $50, 900 for the recovery of his securities