The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-09-02

taken by the Servians in the instruction in
| Herzegovina The military occupation of
| Servia is regarded as not improbable.
i The two American vessels sent to Tripoli to
avenge the Insult offered to our Consul, ar
rived there ON the ed of August. A number
of officers who landed from the Congress were
hooted by the rabble Satisfaction was given
not for the previous insult to the American
Consul
The Porte has write to Austria and Ger
many thanking them for their Offices in Herze-
] govinian affairs.
The foot and mouth distemper is raging fear
| fully in some parts Of England. In Dorset
shire alone IL, 600 cattle are down with it.
The betrothal of King Alfonso, of Spain, to
! the oldest daughter of the Duke of Montpen-
sier, is announced.
| Business is much depressed both in England
and on the Continent, on account of apprehen-
sion of political complications.
Capt. Webb, the great swimmer, has accom-
! plished the extraordinary feat of swimming
across the English channel from Dover to Calais
| -twenty-six miles without a life-preseryer or
| other aiding appliances. He did it in twenty
swimming performance on record.
Another war-this time in South America.
The State of Panama has commenced hostiE-
ties against the Republic of Colombia
/ The wife of Garibaldi is dead.
The Grand ViZier of Turkey has resigned.
! Turkey will be represented in limited way
at our Centennial.
War clouds are everywhere looming up. II
is stated that the friendly relations of Great
Britain and China are in danger; the insurrec-
tons in Herzegovina and Khokan are progress
ing, and revolution is said to be imminent in
Uruguay Ttipoli has thus far refused salts
faction to the United States for the insults to
the American Consul and his family, and there
is talk of ordering Rear Admiral Worden with
the European squadron TO che scene.
A Madrid dispatch announces that SEQ de
state of siege, has capitulated to the Alfonists
The garrison were made prisoners of war.
Late advices from Tripoi state that ample
apology has been made for the insult offered
to the American Consul, and the sloop-of-wai
Hartford had left for home.
The Herzegoyinian difficulty with Turkey is
still the leading topic in European dispatches
The cable tells us that seven thousand women
and children have fed into Croatia for safety,
| while the insurgents have burned and sacked
two small towns Turkey has pretty big jot
on hand to subdue the turbulent spirits in that
insignificant but almost impregnable noun
tain region
The cattle plague is spreading in England.
San Domingo is in the throes of another
revolution. The revolutionists have proclaimed
Baez President but the leading cities remained
loyal to their legitimate ruler, Gonzales.
The price of grain continues to decline in the
European markets.
i Mohammed Ali has been appointed COM
mander-in-chief of the Turkish forces in Her
zegovina and Bosnia.
Six Of the Editors Of the Zeltotrag, newspa-
per printed at Frankfort, Germany, are in
prison for refusing to disclose the authorship
ne1nan, is member of the Prussian Parla-
ment.
From cable advices from the seat of war, the
disturbances in the Turkish provinces seem to
be spreading. The province of Albania has
caught the infection and is in open revolt
Spain has decided to send $4,000 more troops
to Cuba.
The recent pleasant weather in Great Britain
and on the continent has enabled the farmers
there to gather their crops with but little in
jury. The yield, however, is deficient. both in
quantity and quality, especially in Great Brit
ain and France In other parts of Europe,
there will be bat little deficiency over last year.
Berlin dispatch says that all of Northern
Bosnia is in full rebellion against Turkey. The
fugitives who have sought safety on Austrian
soil number $4,000, and are mostly the wives
and children of rebels, who have deserted their
villages and made for the hills. In Herzego-
vina, the insurgents have formed ma
tional government under Lynbobratich. The
insurgent leaders have been informed by their
Montenegro friends that very shortly, all
Montenegro will come to their assistance. In
Servia. military preparations continue.
] News has been received from the English
polar expedition, at Disco West Greenland.
All well. Preparations were being made for
pushing north as far as possible.
The Carlists in Spain, are greatly discour-
aged at the reverses they have recently en-
countered, and it is said Don Carlos may dis
band his forces and await more favorable
/ period to renew the struggle.