The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-10


diplomat foresaw ell this some time ago
and made powerful efforts TO stay the in.
coming tide that's was tosweep the Roman,
states from the rnaplof Europe. And is
it note fact significant in itself, that he
should apply tosthe court of Berlin for
help and coupsel?vdt e4ssss hoa
! IL POW nearly three quarters ola Gen.
fury since France ordered her successful
general, young Napoleon Bonaparte, then
just rising into power and fame by his
successful battles in Northern Italy Ia 90
and snuff out these same Roman states.
The following was the order which bears
date Feb. 4, 1897 destroy the ,papal
lgovernment, either BY establishing there
q form of internal government which
should render the government of priests
odlous and contemplate, SO that the Pope
and the sacred college should not have
the least hope left of ever seating them.
lselves again in Rome, and should ba
Obliged to seek an asylum IN some other
place, or atleast should have no temporal
power whateFer' 20 Ali this would have
then been done, had not Napoleon, con-
scented to be, bought, of, by Pope Plus. VI
the then reigning pontiff, for Thirty mil
lions OF francs IN money, bullion dia-
monds, and necessaries fofrthe afffly, and
an unknown anlountsi picturesy sfstuies,
and manuscripts, which were Forwarded
to the public galleries of fine axts in Far.
is How different were the France and
Napoleon ofthati day, to the France and
Napoleon OF to-day. The one the rising
and the other the setting sun ltV::l F,T
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An Englishmsn stop ping alta coupn Il n
inn insone oflthe' Eastern States, was con-
tinualiyb fboasting on the superiority of
everything in England. and depreciatina
the productions Of America. The land.
lord, assmay be lsurmiseds did not reliah.
tins, andithif5aaTgth thought of a planA TO
+" get squd1 asAgit1f the English blower
Procuring a ,.bnshel Of fneg. healthy crabs.
he poured them into the Enalishman's
bed then telling his guest that the room
was ready he lighted a candle qand
escorted him up stairs Upon reaching
the door, the Yankee managed to putgout
the light, Ofcourse itodidn't make much
difference to the. Englisher, so be I'M
dressed himself and jumped into bed.
immediately he gave o terrific yell
=" Landlord 4 landlord come herei What
are these in my bed?" The landlord,
who was outside the door, came in,
looked insrthe bed, and ecoollys said:
Them's bedsbugs, can you beat them in
England :" The Engiishman left, Assi4
tue LATEST INNOVATION The Prus-
slams are using traction engines for con-
veying forage ammunition and guns from
one place to another where the railroads
cannot be susedgsgThe engines were bsilt
in England, and oneu of them drewsS.
train of twelve wagons heavily loaded
with bread and oats q distance of. thirty
nlles in eighteen hours, through
strange country. Z They were used in
transporting locomotives from Nancy to
Commercys to open COMMUNICATIONS with q.
Sedan, Rheims, Yerdan and Chalons,,s It
is said that the use of these. engines. will
prove an important fee tule ofl0modArn
warfare, dispensing to "a great extent
with the nse of horses and mules, in, sup
ply and artillery trains,6as I'D liz Toa
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