The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-19
LATER NEWS ITEMS.

! A Washington Associated Press Dis
patch says: "The events transpiring in he
star-route cases this morning cause a go5
deal OF comment here, and they are locke
upon as very unfortunate for the Government
| to say the least. That numbers of Government
OH 5lals should have been securing the countt
everywhere for Dorsey. and then come into
court and say he couldn't be found, and tint
he should then Immediately present himsef
and demand trial, turns the Government
methods into ridicule. II is remarked here
that every step in the case thus far has beena
comparative failure, and many fear the result
will be very unsatisfactory
Mr.. Trescott's mission of mediation
between Peru and Chilli has resulted in failure
Bis proposition to Peru for the cession of the
prcFince of Tarapaea to Chill as war indemnify
was submitted on the 18th of April to the Pc
ruvian authorities at small interior town, and
was rejected, Peru claiming that Tarapaca is
worth S1,000,000,000, q sum enormously in OK
cess of Chili's demand for indemnity.
The House Committee on Judiciary
has almost unanimously resolved to report ad-
versely on that section of Cobb's bill forfei6ng
the land grant of the Northern Pacific, as but
600 miles remain to be completed, and the en-
terprlse was hampered by the collapse eff Ay
Cooke
-Four young men from Chicago wen
drowned while fishing in Wolf lake, a few mills
south of the city, by the capsizing of sna,
sail boat.
Near Spiritwood, OAK, Northerl
Pacific train was thrown from the track by the
breaking Of an axle. Three men were killed
and number seriously wounded.
At Minneapolis, Mimi, STUDENT
named Paine, who was out "on q lark" waa|
pursued by one of the professors. Paine having
aimed a revolver at his pursuer. the latter
promptly returned the compliment by shootina
Paine in the leg.
James Wick, the famous scotsman. of
Rochester, who was playmate of Charles
Dickens and set type beside Horace Greeley
died few days ago Of pneumonia.
O'Rourke, the partner of Land
League Treasurer Egan, has been released.
A sister of Under Secretary Burke.
residing in Dublin, has been granted pension
of e40O yearly.
Three persons identified with the man.
agement of the Ring Theater in Vienna, which
was the scene of an awful holocaust on the
night of Dec. 8, 1881, have been convicted of
contributory negligence. The Director of the
theater was sentenced to four months simple
arrest and two others to four and eight
months imprisonment respectively, with the
added penalty that they shall fast one day in
each month.
In the British House of Commons,
Chamberlain, President of the Board OF Trade
stated that when released from prison Parnell
was absolutely ignorant of the plans of the
Government on arrears Of rent and other aues-
tons OShea explained that AT his Own in
stance he had corresponded with Parne and
various members Of the Government, and had
reported to Secretary Forster the result of in
teryiews with the suspects
The Conference of the Methodist
Church South, at Nashville, elected the follow.
ing Bishops: DR.. G, Cranberry, professor in
Vanderbilt University, but delegate from the
Virginia Conference DR.. Attcus G. Haygood,
of Georgia: the Rev. R. K. Hargrove, Of Tenn
essee; DR.. Linus Parker, of New Orleans, and
Rev. Alpheus W. Williams, of Baltimore.
The wife Of Sergeant Mason has the
promise of the President that something shall
be done toward mitigating the sentence passed
upon her husband, but it is likely that no action
will be taken until after Guiteau has been
hanged. fund Of 1882, raised in Phila-
delphia, has been turned over to Mrs. Mason.