The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

with fifteen persons on board, was lost in IL
recent gale
Another South American revolution
announced. Yentimilia, the President OF th
Republic of Ecuador, has been deposed and b
Government disbanded
Parnell and Dillon and thirteen othe
Land-Leaguers have been indicted in Dublir
and win be tried in that city about Christina
Hard times are being endured by th
Socialists Of Germany. Eighty members {
the organization have been expelled frol
Hamburg, and twenty families have bee
forced to leave Altoona.
Some time ago band Of about 90
robbers plundered the Brazilian town of Jau
maria, and got away with their booty. TIL
hiding-place of the gang has just been discoy
cred and broken mp, about sixty Of the n1arau
ders being lllled.
There are heavy operations in British
consols, which are selling at par, the highes
price since the Crimean war.
A syndicate in Paris will make an ad
vance Of "a, 600, 900 to Greece on security Of it
monastic and state lands.
By the breaking of hosting ap
paratus in Belgian mine thirteen men were
killed.
The German Government refuses tc
accede to the request of Count Won Arnim fol
suspension Of sentence and trial for hgE
treason.
The English Channel Squadron has
been ordered to Ireland. The Government evil
IDENTIFY anticipate trouble in the Green isle
The Land-Leaguers, however, have issued al
address in which they declare their agitation
to be thoroughly legal and peaceful, and
that it will be maintained in that way till
their object is attained. Land-League meetings
are being held in all parts of Ireland, at which
speeches of defiance are INDUCED in by the
orators. A band of 100 men, part of whom
are armed, are traversing the country near
Tralee, Ireland, forcing the tenants to swear to
pay only certain low rent.
Among the Socialists expelled from
Germany are Herr Hartmann, member OF
the Rechstag from Hamburg, Herr Auer, a
Saxon Deputy, and the whole editorial staff OF
the Socialist paper, the GericlItS-Zeit,rag.
The Shah of Persia has appealed to
the Gar for help in fighting the Kurds, which
will be granted under limitation.
The excitement in Ireland growing ont
of the Land League prosecutions is becoming
intense. A Land league meeting at Athlone
on Sunday, the 7th inst, was attended by TO-
000 Of the Irish peasantry, some of whom
walked fifty miles to be present. Parnell Bit
terly condemned the billeting of police upon
districts where semi-starvation prevails, and
urged his countrymen to agitate unceasing-
ly until they became the owners of the
soil. Timothy O'Sullivan hurled among
the people copy of his Indictment,
and it was torn into fragments.
A meeting in the County Cork was interrupted
by an ex-leaguer, who, with an organized party,
stomed the platform and denounced the agi-
tation as q humbug. The dispatching of the
channel fleet to the Irish coast caused indescrib-
able excitement in Dublin.
The six days pedestrian contest for
the Ashley belt at London was won by Rowell,
the English champion, who covered 566 miles.
Dobler the American contestant, made only
$50 miles.
The city of Toxic, in Japan, has been
visited by destructive hurricane, 1000 houses
being demolished, and hundreds of fishermen
drowned in the bay.
There will, after all, be no war be-
tween Russia and China, the latter nation be-
ing utterly unprepared for such business.
Edwin Booth has made his first APP
peNrance before London audience "Hamlet"
was the play. His acting excited great enthu-
siasm, and he was called before the curtain at
the end of every act.
Nearly all the Socialists expelled from
Hamburg have betaken themselves to London.
Lord Colin Campbell, M. P, son of
the Duke of Argyll and brother to the Mar
quis of Lorne, will soon marry an heiress, Miss
Blood.
The Basuto rebellion seems to be ex-
tending to all the South African tribes, and in
order to cope with it the colonists are calling
for large achievements.
China is laying out telegraph line
from Pel1in to Shanghai.
The monks exiled from France are
received with open arms by the Spanish author
tiles.
A cable dispatch from Marseilles.
France, says the siege of the abbey of the Pre-
monhe Fathers continues and the troops still
surround the monastery. The authorities do
not intend to break open the doors, but will
continue the siege for a month, if necessary.
In France, the Jules Ferry Ministry,
after an existence of but a few weeks has come
to an end. Its fall is due to the vote of the
Chambers, which, by majority of 200 against
1888, contrary to the proposal of the President
of the Council, decided that the law on the
eform of the Magistrature should be placed
at the head of the order of the day. The
Ministers thereupo rendered their designations
body
The Nihilist trials resulted in SEN
fences of exile for three of the accused, and
Imprisonment for the other four.
The siege of the Premontre Abbey at
Marseiles was brief one, as the fathers
neglected to guard the door at which friends
were admitted
A London dispatch says the excite
ment IN Ireland centers in Ballinrobe, where
troops are being concentrated to protect the
h6orers engaged in harvesting crops for an
agent of Lord Erne, and where the excited
peasantry arc also tloching in large bodies.
The cable brings advices of the death
of the Marquis of Alvaido, Spanish states
man, and Of zalmis, a Greek, who was for sew
eral terms President of the National Council,
as also William Mure, of the British Parlia-
ment. who served in the Kaf1ir and Crimean
wars.
Southern Austria had shock of earth
quake which killed several persons and injured
buildings without number.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.