The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-10-25
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

1 Omaha, Neb. Heavy snow has fallen
n portions of the State.
Pittsburg, Pa The coke producers will
advance the prices to $1.25 ton.
Belleville, Ill. Bishop Jansen Of the
Belleville diocese has assumed charge Of
his duties.
Carlyle, Ill.-Two prisoners in the jail
escaped by saving off one of the iron bars
10 their CELL
London. Professor Otto LAM, the
African traveller, says he believes Stanley
hrs joined Emin Bey.
Mellette, D. TN. B. Sterling, farm
sr living near here was murdered and rob-
bed near his home.
! Lima, Ohio-Joseph Farrar was cut in
Two by falling under a passenger train on a
Dayton & Michigan road.
! London-It is officially announced that
Lord Dufferin is invested with the titles Of
Marquis of Dufferin and Ava and Ear. of
Ava.
| Washington-W William Warren shot and
! fatally wounded William Brown in quar-
eel over some money. Both men were col
bred.
Gloucester, Mass, Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps, the authoress, married Rev. Her
bert D. Ward, editor of the New York In
dependent.
Kearney, Neb. The Junction House
burned. Thomas Kane, boarder was
burned to death. A lamp explosion was
the cause Of the fire.
Berne-Delegates from Socialist societies,
1T meeting here, agreed upon the statutes
81 the now united and thoroughly organized
Social Democrat party.
Madrid The Spanish Cabinet has decid-
I'd to revoke the Cortes about the middle of
November and submit bill providing for
extensive army reforms
Columbia, S. C.-Claudia Harris was
found dead in Trinity church yard, with
three pistol shot wounds in her body. There
Is no clue to the murderer.
frankfort, Kan.-Several persons were
more or less injured in collision between
3 passenger and a freight train near here.
The trains were badly wrecked.
Cuba, Jn-Noah c. Morgan has been
arrested for violating United States postal
laws by corresponding with Government
detectives under the guise of counterfeiters.
Carson City, Col-The residence of Mr..
Parks at Williamsburg, coal camp seven
miles from this city, burned to the ground.
Parks son, ten years, old was burned to a
crisp.
Berlin-The largest beet sugar manu-
facturers Of Saxony have, in conference,
declared the sugar convention recently
agreed upon in London to be incompatible
with and detrimental to their interests.
Bozeman, M. IA rich find is reported
in the Empire mine near Bozeman. A
body of ore has been found in the 500 foot
level that assays 5000 per ton. 1t is one
of the most remarkable strikes ever made in
Montana.
Emperor Francis Joseph and
Grown Prince Rudolph, attired in the
unifom of Prussian officers, met Prince
Henry, of Prussia, who wore the uniform
of a captain of an Austrian corvette, and
exchanged cordial greetings.
Berlin-The Cologne Gazette pleads for
an addition to the Emperor's civil list, and
says that the whole Empire should bear the
burden. The Freistnnige Zeitung, in reply,
suggests that the Empire also has right to
pay other royal allowances, especially those
to the widowed Expresses.
Berlin-Dr Peters, in a lecture before a
distinguished audience said that the rising
in East Africa had close connection with
the Mahdi movement It was struggle
Of Mohammedanism against invading Chris
hanity. In the interests of humanity all
civilized powers should cooperate DR..
Holub holds the same opinions as DR..
Peters.