The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-19
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Modelling, the Socialist, who attempt
ed to assassinate the Emperor William of Ger
many, has died of his wounds.
A London dispatch says that over
600 bodies have been recovered of the persons
drowned by the disaster to the excursion
steamer Princess Alice. A large majority OF
the bodies have been recognized"
Later accounts of the murder OF Me-
hemet Ali by Albanian insurgents report that
his suite were not assassinated in the fight IN
which their master met his death. The en-
gagement resulted in the killing of 400 per-
sons, Mehomet being surrounded ana unable
to escape.
Cable dispatches give particulars OF a
frightful colliery explosion in Menmouthshire,
Wales. There were 371 men in the pit, OF
whom less than eighty escaped. A London
telegram of the 18th says: "The explosion
occurred soon after noon. Those on the bank
knew it by the rumbling noise and the ascent
of dense volume of smoke. All the people
in the district rushed to the plymouth in con-
sternation. The scenes of distress are indie
scribable. According to the latest advices tho
pit is still burning, and the managers are dis
cussing the propriety of flooding it, as it seems
certain all the men are either burned to death
or suffocated. The flooding will probably be
briefly delayed until the last hope is aoan-
doned."
Turkey has notified England that she
will carry out the proposed reforms in Asia
Minor, but intimates, as condition precedent
that she must have money from the Britons.
In the late fight at Bihacs, small
fortified town near the Dalmation frontier, the
Bosnian rebels inflicted a loss of 800 or 700
men on the Austrian forces The resistance
of the rebels was so obstinate that the Aus
triarrs were compelled to retire and leave the
place for the present in possession of the
enemy. ....
A Vienna dispatch says the Bourse is
much disturbed by the retrograde movement
of the Austrian army in Bosnia.
Count Wilhelm Won Bismarck, second
son of Prince Bismarck, has been elected
Deputy to the German Parliament from Lam
gensata the Catholics turning the balance in
his favor in consequence of his promise to be
guided by his fathers Cancellation toward the
Church of Rome. ..E.. ...
A dispatch from Rome says in the
negotiations between Bismarck and the Vati-
can it has been agreed that the church shall
be ruled in accordance with the Prussian con-
stitution, and that the Falk laws shall remain
in force, but subject to declaration as to the
manner of their execution. 81 "a ~ .e
The German Emperor has completely
recovered from the wounds inflicted by the
assassin Modelling.
A Paris dispatch says diploma has
been awarded the State Departments of Pub
lie Instruction of Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Wis
consn, Pennsylvania and Kansas, the Milwau-
kee public schools, and the st. Louis public
schools.
Reports from Servian sources estimate
the losses of Austrians in engagements with the
Bosnians, between the 4th and 9th of this
month, at about hundred officers and three
thousand men. It is stated that the Austrians,
with heavy reinforcements, have commenced
offensive operations against the insurgent in
trenchments on the banks of the Save, but
without achieving decisive results. ..a