The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22

streets at intervals Of about 100 yards by nieaFs
Of light wires connected By poles forty feat
high The light Was fairly diBGsed, bit Sc
intense as to be unbeatable to the eye The
| experiment was failure. }
! The anniversary of the taking of the
Bastlle, the national holiday of France, was
celebrated July II, in Paris and other French
cities, and by French citizens in various parts
of the world, by Examinations, decorations.
1 pyrotechnic displays, patriotic music and
oratory, free theatrical entertainments, ETC..
and in such manner AZ only Frenshmen caii
celebrate,
Bismarck demands that the Turkish
! Government refund the ransom money recently
paid to Roumelian brigands fo4 the release of
| two captive Germans. 8 8s.e3 ls6haH
The complications between France and
Turkey are on the increase. The former power
accuses Turkey of fomenting the rising in
| Tripoli. fst-s III.
| A terrible disease, known as the ST.
berian plague. has appeared in ST.. Petersburg,
| where it is spreading with alarming rapidity.
Horses are dying by scores, and many persons
are affected. A want of efficient medical at
tendance and the fact that the peasants sell the
hides of the diseased animals render the local
authorities helpless aaa asg9-,.
It is stated that the Gar has deter
mined to commute the sentence of Hessy ,Helf-
mann, the female Nihilist concerned in the
murder of the late Gear IT'LL #k HEA
! In the race for the Thames Challenge
Cup at London, the Cornell crew was defeated,
coming in third. The Thames crew were the
winners The London crew came in second.
The Americans made gallant effort, but to no
purpose. # 81 SE&6Fs I'll
I A steward in the province Of Koorsk,
Russia, shut up nineteen men and girls in a
barn because they refused to work for him. A
village mob then set fire to the barn, and the
unfortunate occupants were burned alive.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says the
number of men and girls burned in the barn in
the province of Koorks, Russia, was 119 in
stead of nineteen. ga'
England and France have been expe+
riencng some of the most torid weather on
record. rs.
By an imperial ukase, granted at the
suggestion of Gen Ignatieff, the sentence of
death passed on Hessy .Hefmann, one of the
assassins of the Gar, has been committed.
For disturbing the funeral procession
| of Pope Pho Mono at Rome, six men"have been
fined and imprisoned. There was great dis
order at The trial, and storm of Kisses fol
lowed the sentences. z large crowd .cheered
the prisoners, and the soldiers dispersed the
mob
Don Carlos, the claimant for.the Span
ish throne, has been ordered to leave France
on account of his having been concerned in
manifestations against the republic, 4ts
| 1t is estimated that Germany will lose
| by emgrationthis year at least $50, 900 of her
subjects. - nga
The, German and Austrian authorities
are reported to be seeking to effect q triple al
lance between France, Austria and Germany.
The scheme is regarded as chimerical.
The death is announced of Arthur
Penrhyn Stanley the celebrated Dean of West
minister. He was only in his Goth year.
The Russian Nihilists have transferred
their operations from the cities to the country
DISTRICTS and have met with considerable sue
cess. Government detectives sent to watch
them are having hard time.