The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-13
NEWS OF The WEEK.
ToRE1aN NEWS.

1t is said that Bismarck has requested
the Russian Government to withdraw the force
of 10000 cavalry from Poland, on the borders
of German territory. Usually request from
Bismarck is equivalent TO a command, and is
pretty apt to be obeyed as such. Whether
obedience follows in this case time alone can
tell u.ty
Details have at last been received of
the naval engagement between Peru and Chill,
which occurred last month, and resulted il the
sinking of the iron-clad Huascar, the most for
midable war-vessel in the fleet of the first
named power After a long and desperate
battle, described by the victorious Chilians as
the Trafalgar of the Pacific" the Commander
and both Leutenants of the Huascar having
been killed, it was compelled to surrender in q
sinking condition. News of the disaster Gre
ated profound sensation in Peru, but only
served to stimulate the people to still further
resistance. Subscriptions were opened at once
for the purchase of another iron-clad, and
men, women and children contributed houses,
lands, jewels and money with q patriotic zeal
Europe to buy the vessel which the Peruvians
hope will be an avenger.
The Captain General of Cuba claims
that he has suppressed the new rebellion in
that island
The pleasing intelligence is sent by
cable from Europe that the ex-Empress Car
lotta, who has been insane ever since her nus
band, Macmillan, WIS shot to death by the
Mexicans, has recovered der reason and mem
DRY, and now converses lucidly and intelli-
gently. She is now said to be engaged in tran
scribing her diary of the disastrous series of
events in Mexico that eliminated in her hrs-
bands death and the reinforcement of hef own
reason. .4.I ttaU a4t
Germany and all the European
powers heartily approve of the promptness OF
Great Britain in demanding of the Porte
prompt fulfllment of it's agreement concerning
reforms in Turkey. The dispatch of fleet to
Besika bay, and the strong language of Minister
Layard, have had the desired effect, and the
Sultan sullenly submits to the demand that the
stpulations of the Berlin treaty be immedi-
ately carried into practical effect
Information comes from France that
the election of Humbert, the returned Com
munist, has been annulled by the Prefecture
of the Seine This action will, of course.
erect Humbert into political martyr of mag
nitude, and will, necessarily, embitter the
contest upon the question Of plenary amnesty.
Intelligence comes from Mexico of a
deep-laid conspiracy to overthrow the Diaz
Government
Prince Jerome Bonaparte is said to
be masquerading as candidate for the Presi-
dency or the imperial crown in France.
Dispatches from Berlin state that
Bismarck's health does not improve. He is
suffering from overwork, and his physicians
declare that nothing but absolute rest will give
him any relief. '.,. 5~
Private letters from Constantinople
confirm the reports of the extremity of the dis
tress in the financial matters of Turkey. Even
been provisioned at the expense of the Govern
ment, is unable to get any assistance, an event
which has never before occurred since the es-
tablishment of the Ottoman empire ,s
The Montenegrins are waging a fierce
guerrilla warfare on the Albanians and in
recent encounter slew more than 800 of them
Paris is about to spend the enormous
sum of $7,000,000 to deepen the river Seine
sufficiently to admit vessels drawing nine feet
of water to the eastern extremity of the city. q
It is announced that the Spanish Con-
stitutional party has decided to support the bill
for, the emancipation of slaves. in Cuba, with
/ the amendment that the freedmen may work
for whomsoever they choose >-sar
The Turkish newspapers are very
violent against England. They declare her
demands are more unjust than the attempts of
Russia to interfere in Turkish administration,
in resistance to which Turkey waged great
war. D HIT .1,Tt TNI -
The Catholic Bishops ct ireland have,
adopted resolutions appealing to. the. Govern
ment and all public bodies and private indi-
yiduals to help the poor, as the Poor Law act is
insufficient to meet the necessities of the inn
pending crisis ~ SSt eS@*@2 80
4 The South American war has at last
been the occasion Of little bloodshed A tel
egram from Valparaiso states that the Chilians
have captured Pisagua after a desperate en-
gagement. IN which they lost 500 in killed and
wounded Tt is stated that 800 children were
killed and wounded during the bombardment,
Afghanistan advices report that the
suspicion which rested on Yakoob Khan, and
which was temporarily removed by his joining
Gen. Roberts at Kushi. is again settling down