The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-12-02

phia, where they were placed in state in indie
pendence Ball, and viewed by thousands of
people. On the arrival of the funeral cortege
at New York, it was met at the depot and es-
corted through the city by one of the most i'm
posing military and civic professions ever wit
messed in this country. From New York the
remains were taken direct to Boston. arriving
on Sunday morning. They lay in state in Doric
Hall from noon of Sunday to noon of Monday
and were viewed by many thousands of people,
From thence the body was escorted bv an i'm
posing procession to Cottage Farm, where it
was delivered to the citizens Of Natick and by
them consigned to its native earth.
Secretary Bristow has written a letter to the
District Attorney at St. Louis, in which he de-
nounces as g absolutely and unquahfiedly false
the story started by the whisky-ring thieves
that he was interested in distillery at Louis
vile. He adds: II beg torepeat the request.
heretofore communicated to you, that these
frauds on the Government shall be probed to
the very bottom; that every ramifcation of the
ring shall be followed in every part from be-
ginning to end, and that no one having con-
nection with or guilty knowledge of it's opera
tions shall be permitted to escape. So far as
this Department is concerned, I ask that every
allegation against any officer of it, from its head
to it's humblest employee be thoroughly investi-
gated and vigorously prosecuted, if any ground
exists therefor. have read this to the Presi-
dent who repeats his injunction, Let no
guilty man escape
1ba - IL
the route for the proposed ship canal to con-
meet the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans report
that they are of the opinion, after full in
vestigation, that the Nicaragua route is best,
and estimate that the work from the harbor of
Breto, on the Pacific, to Greytown, on the At
lantic, can be constructed at total cost not ex-
ceeding $685. 100000.
Foreign.
The Russians have had q great battle with
the Kiptschaks in Khokand, Asia, achieving a
victory, the enemy fleeing and leaving $500 of
their dead on the field.
| Advices from the seat of war in Bosnia rep
resent that the insurgents have resolved to
continue operations energetically all through
the winter. They have recently gained several
advantages. A convention of the people will
shortly be called to proclaim National Govern
ment.
The London organ of the Carlists bombastic-
ally proclaims that Don Carlos has saved Cuba
and the honor of Spain, his recent offer of
truce having caused the Americans to modify
/ their attitude.
! Much distress has been caused in Liberia on
account of the war with the natives.
| It is reported that England has bought a
800, 900, 900 interest in the Suez Canal
| Spain continues to send reinforcements of
troops to Cuba. ~&
| The French Government warns newspapers
against reproducing Paul de Cassagnac's recent
Bonapartist speech. lie Pays, one of the lead
ing journals of Paris has already been seized
for this offense
| movement is on foot in Savoy looking to q
separation from France and remuneration to
Italy.
| A Madrid telegram says: It has been ascer-
| tanned from official SOURCES that the negoti-
atoms between Spain and the United States are
proceeding favorably. The rumors spread by
newspapers that difficulties have arisen are alb
solutely incorrect. The relations between the
two countries may be regarded as excellent.
! A telegram from Alexandria says that the
| Abyssinians surprised and killed 1900 Egyp-
tians, including seventeen officers.
| Accounts from Tifis represent the Russian
| losses as heavy in the recent rising at Kho-
kand. A part of the garrison was inassacred