The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

State Treasurer Phillips, of South Da-
kota, has f1oated $9S, 900 in school bonds,
Sufficient to put the schools in good
shape.
Owing to the death of one of her crew
from yellow fever the Mexican Prince
has beeen detained at quarantine in
New York
Cubans in New York at a mass meet
ing agreed to contribute one-tenth Of
their weekly wages to aid the insur-
gents now fighting the Spaniards.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Reynolds has decided that the pension
claims Of a mother at the date of her
soldier sons death cannot be reject ed
solely on the ground that he did not
contribute to her maintenance.
Prof. Chamberlain, for thirty years
chairman of theology of the Irish Re-
formed Presbyterian Synod, is dead
LaWton Hathaway & Co., lumber
dealers at Detroit Mich, assigned to
]. M. Longwell.
At Peoria, Ill, the Manhattan, dis
filling and cattle feeding distil1ery, and
Hanover Independent, shut down. The
Great Western, trust house, has re-
bushels day.
of bread in Kansas
English capital will buy the Rawhide
mine in Sonora, Cal.
Capitalists of Alabama have formed
100000 company to mine gold along
Santa Creek.
Temporary organization of the Pueb-
10 and Silver Cliff railroad company
was effected at Pueblo, Colo. The cap
ital will be $5O0,OOO
The general assembly of the Presby-
terrain church has declared for infer
mented wine for the communion serv-
ice.
The Mexican minister denies that the
export duties proposed by Mexico on
silver and gold are discriminating
against American capital. He says the
scheme is to distribute equally between
all the silver producers of Mexico the
present taxes, which now lie on some
classes of miners.
Judge Kicks of Ohio has decided that
municipal bonds issued without popu-
lar vote are worthless. Many millions
of dollars are involved in the decision
The Presbyterians are to raise 81 ,000,-
600 for the different missionary socie-
ties.
Justice Field will not retire from the
supreme bench while Cleveland is
president.
Polish Catholics of Joliet have quar-
relied with their pastor. who has been
removed to Chicago and the church
closed.
The Citizens Street Railway Com
pany of Elkhart, Ind, is in danger Of
losing its franchise because of a fail
ure to construct a line in the specified
time.
Mrs Sophia Peterson, of ST. Joseph,
Mich, has sued Mrs. Elizabeth Wander
we're for $4,000, alleging SANDER. Mrs.
Vandervere has filed a counter suit for
$4,000, charging Mrs. Peterson with
alternating the affections of her hus-
band
William Price a prominent business
man of Champaign, ILL.,, is dead.
George Label and Miss Annie Nelson,
midgets of the Mrs. Tom Thumb COM
pany, were married at MINNEAPOLIS,
MINI.
Gold has been struck in paying guam
titles at Renville. MINI.
The military surgeons in session at
Buffalo, elected officers, Louis w. Reed.
Norristown, Pa, being chosen Presi-
dent. Next years meeting will be held
at Philadelphia.
The saddlery hardware manufacture
ers at Pittsburg failed to effect a COM
bination, but will try it again in cou-
pie Of weeks. An agreement was made
to slightly advance prices.
Secretary of War Lamont has been
officially Informed that the Indians in
Arizona are restless, and that feeling
of insecurity prevails. Strengthening
c ic