The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-10-21

ClICudI nOuS0 010SduCly IlGI0Q up.
The steamer Pandora has arrived safely in En-
gland after years cruise in the Arctic regions.
The adventurous mariners revisited the mourn
full neighborhood where the gallant Franklin
and his companions are buried, and found the
monuments of the last explorers uninlpaired
They found the storehouse built for the benefit
of sailors, or castaways of ice-bound vessels
broken into. On entering the building the
visitors found the clothing and provisions left
there to be in a state OF terrible confusion.
Everything of movable nature was scattered
about in the most singular manner. At first
this seemed to be an act of a human being, but
onfurther investigation the Pandora people were
satisfied that the destruction of the stores had
been accomplished by polar bears, as traces of
these animals were visible in every direction,
both inside aud outside the building.
The Pacific coast has had amarine tidal wave,
the water of the ocean rising from one to three
hundred feet above the ordinary high-water
mark. One of the incidents of this commo-
ton of nature wac an earthquake shock on the
coast. It is believed there has been some great
upheaval in some locality yet to be heard
from.
Two notorious abortionsts, a DIR. Davis and
his wife, have been sentenced to death at To-
ronto, Canada.
Political.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont has been
rendered the Office of United States Judge for
the Second Judicial District, but declines on
account of the insufficiency Of the salary.
The name of John Quincy Adams, Jr., has
been placed upon the Democratic ticket for
Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, in
place of Gen. Bartlett, who declined.
Ohio, at the recent election, decided against
taxing dogs.
Attorney General Pierrepont stated at a Cab
met meeting, the other day, that he was in re-
ceipt of information, which he deems anthem
tic, to the effect that both parties in Mississippi
have agreed to terms which will prevent fur
Their troubles in that State, and peaceable
election is confidently anticipated.
Foreign.
Two young Americans, Riggs and Paine,
fought duel near Paris the other day. The
weapons used were swords. Paine was slightly
wounded in the arm.
Gen. Saballs is to be tried by Carlist court
martial for his recent failure
A Berlin dispatch states that under the pres
sure of the great powers, Turkey is diminish
ing her concentration of troops on the Servian
frontier, and servia is demoblizing her forces.
The British foreign Office has received a tele-
gram from Minister Wade, stating that he has
obtained from the Chinese government tile
guarantees which he considered necessary
1t is stated that Russia is preparing an expe-
dition against Bokara, out of revenge for the
assistance rendered by the latter to the Kho-
kand insurgents.
The coast of England has been visited by an
other destructive storm, attended by consider
able loss of life and property.
A frightful accident recently occurred in an
iron mill near London, fifteen workmen being
fatally burned by an overflow of molten metal.
Constantinople dispatch says the following
news is official: GA force Of 1000 insurgents
has been defeated by the Turks. One hundred
and sixty were killed. The rest took refuge in
Montenegro. Seventeen villages, hitherto
strongly insurgent, have submitted to Turkish
authority"
Russia has commanded the Polish proprietors
in the Provinces of Milua, Groduo, Koona
Minsk, and Vitepsk to sell their farms to Rus
sian tenantry, the government fixing the price.
This completes the impoverishment of the
Polish nobility.
A serious revolt against Spanish rule in Porto
Rico is threatened.
The well-known English poet and lecturer,
Gerald Massey, has become insane. Spiritual
ism did it.
Don Carlos has dismissed from his services
Gems. Dorregaray, Mendiri, Velasco, and Mo-
erovejo.
1t is asserted that in consequence of the
Pope's intercession, the Emperor of Germany
has RENTED one year of Cardinal Ledochowski's
term Of imprisonment for resisting the Prus-
sian ecclesiastical laws, and that full pardon
will probably follow.
Twenty-one persons were recently lost by
the wreck of French schooner on the coast
of France.
M. Theirs, IN a recent speech at banquet
given in his honor, said that the French re-
public must be maintained. He did not think
the Radicals as black as they are painted, and
believed that if they gained power, they would
pursue different course from what their OPP
ponents suppose. The European policy of the
future, lac said, would be peace and non-inter-
vention.
An edict has been published in the official
journal of the Chinese, the Pekin Gazette, de-
claring the right of foreigners to travel in the
interior of China, and requiring officials to take
cognizance of the treaties.
Scalped.