The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-03-28

Inc Spanish CABINET mas approved Oh LILO
Cuban peace conditions
Gen. Grant is in Italy.
1t is officially stated that Servia will not rec
ognlze the Russo Turkish terms of peace until
they are confirmed 'byi the congress. The state
of siege continues, and arms are still arriving.
A cable dispatch says the deadlock between
Russia and England is complete, and that Ger
many and Austria are opposed to the demands
of England.
BY the stranding Of the British steamer AS
tarte, on the coast of Brazil, the Captain and
thirty of the crew persisted, only two men be-
ing saved.
The marriage of the Earl of Roseberry to
Miss Hannah de Rothschild, only daughter OF
Baron Meyer de Rothschild was celebrated
at London, on the goth OF March, first civilly
at the Registrars Office and again in Christ
Church, Mayfair.
Advices from Tifis state that typhusis raging
among the Russian troops in Asia Gems.
Melikoff, Soloweff and Schelkofnikof are re-
ported to have died It is believed that more
men have been lost by sickness since the cessa-
ton of hostilities than on thu battlefield dur
ing the war.
A dispatch from Paris sayt work is suspend
ed in the printing-houses and the publication
of books is stopped in consequence of the
printers strike. The newspapers continue
their regular issues
The London Times editorial on the fisheries
award says: "The reckless language of Blaine
and Gen. Butler is not only throwing discredit
on the country, but damaging the system Of
settling international disputes by arbitration"
London dispatches of March % state that
"the feeling of irritation between the British
and Russian people is increasing, and the opin.
ion is generally expressed throughout Europe
that the prospects for the meeting of a con-
gross have been largely diminished during the
past three days. Russia has sent, or is about
to send, a formal request for the withdrawal Of
the British fleet from the Sea of Marnora."
The most horrible cruelties are being COM
united by the Turkish soldiery in Thessaly.
Cities are being sacked and burned, and
women, children and old men massacred like
wild beasts. The instruction is said to be
gaining ground.
A formidable fleet of German men-of-war is
on its way to Nicaragua for the purpose OF. en-
forcing the claims of the German Government
in the case of Consul Eisenstuck.
The great international walking match at
London resulted in signal victory for the
American contestant, Daniel OLeary, who has
unquestionably demonstrated his right to the
claim of being the champion pedestrian of the
world. OLeary covered $40 miles in 139
hours, the greatest walking feat on record. By
his victory he wins the handsome sum of
$4,000.
A ConBtantinople dispatch says the Sanitary
Commission, which lately arrived at Erzeroum
from Tifis, found 10000 corpses buried two
feet under ground, frozen but not decomposed
The commission were celebrating whether tc
cremate the corpses or use quicklime.
England and Russia are both making big
preparations for war, and at this writing the
chances of war as against peace seem largely
in favor of the former.
A terrible marine disaster occurred in the
British channel last week. The British train
ing ship Eurydice was capsized by sudden
gquall, and over 800 people drowned.
From Constantinople it is reported that Brit
ish influence is again strong with the Porte
Gable dispatches intimate strong proba~
biity that, on account of Englands refusal to
participate in the conference except upon her
own terms, the project will be abandoned.