The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

BeaconSslelds publishers paid hin
Gl2, Oo9For the copyright Of "Endymion," which
is purely political novel.
Berlin dispatches intimate that The
authorities are in sympathy with the move
ment to restrict Jewish influence in politica
matters.
Dervisch Pasha attacked Dulcigno on
the 22d Of November, but was received with Q
whitening yollcy Of musEetry from the Albani
aas, and forced to retreat, and was obliged tc
camp in the open country
The Egyptian Government has issued
orders to drive back the Abyssinians by force
The King Of Abyssinia DEGREES that all Mussul
mans must be baptized or leave the country
War at an early date is deemed inevitable.
Large quantities of arms and ammu.
milton are being received at Dublin and Cork
from America. Fourteen men, one of whom
was a British soldier, have been arrested at
Cork for participating in Fenian procession.
1t required large force of cavalry, infantry,
policemen and Orangemen to escort tifty-seven
sacks of Boycotts gram from his farm
was fred at three times at Tough Rea while
walking in his garden. The trials of the indict-
ed Land Leaguers have been fixed for the 18th
Of December Merchants and other citizens Of
Dublin declare they viii not serve on the jury
in these trials, for fear of injury to
their business or murder. Healy,
Parnell's private secretary, has been
elected to Parliament from Wexford. At a
meeting OF the British Cabinet it was decided
that there was no necessity for coercive legisla-
ton for ireland at present An attempt was
made to assassnate Capt. John Mitchell, rent
ing large farm in R6scommon, and Protest
ant clergyman was fired upon III 1ipperary
There have been sixty arrests by the constabu-
kary at Westport
The steamer Ortigia came in collision
with the French steamer Oncle Joseph near
spezza, Italy, on the oath of November. The
Oncle Joseph was so much injured that she
soon sank. She had 300 persons on board. only
about fifty OF whom were saved. The Ortigia
reached Leghorn in badly-damaged condi-
ton.
Dervisch Pasha is in possession Of
Dulcigno, but did not get there until after eight
hours fighting with the Albanians, during
which both sides suffered very severe losses in
killed and wounded.
A dispatch from Teheran says the
heads Of 800 Kurds have been exposed at
Tabreez.
The recent negotiations between Chill
and Peru have been productive of no good re-
suit. Chill demanded the cession of q large
amount of Peruvian territory, and Peru refused
to accede to the demand.
DisOrderly demonstrations against the
Jews have been made by the university students
in Leipsic, Germany.
A horrible war, attended by merciless
chickering's, has broken out in New Calabar.
An Austrian has challenged DIR. Tan
ner TO q forty-fow-day fast, maintaining HIM
self on beer.
The British Parliament will meet on
the 9Th Of January. The first measure of i'm
portance to be introduced is an Irish Land BILL
Another shipload of Socialists has left
Hamburg for New York.
1t is now understood in London that
the Government, in dealing with Ireland at the
next session of Parliament, will mix the bitter
remedies with the sweet. The Land bill will be
accompanied by a coercion act, disarming the
people and providing ample means for the pro-
tection of life and property. Boycott has de-
parted from Tough Mask, but the police re-
main to guard the farm, The total cost of the
Boycott business to the Government now foots
up over 100000 Four additional regiments OF
British soldiers have been ordered into ireland.
The Montenegro flag flies over the
citadel of Dulcigno at last. The citizens have
submitted peaceably, and the Turks have with
drawn
1t is possible that the Albanians will
DO satisfied with their new rulers. Prince
Nlita has promised them liberty OF worship,
complete amnesty their for opposition to Mon
tenegrin rule, and security Of tenure of their
holdings, and many other privileges.
Five hundred marines are to be sent
to Ireland to reinforce the troops and constab-
ulary.
The war between the Kurds and Per-
SLAMS has assumed very serious shape. The
Kurds are being daily reinforced, and are hold
ing their own against the Persians.
A bailif' left in charge of house from
which the tenants had been evicted near Ira
lee, Ireland, is reported to have had his ears
slit by party of sympathizors with the ten
antry.
The financial condition of Austria. as
shown by the Finance Minister'S annual report
is anything but satisfactory. There is deficit
for the fiscal year Of about $4,000, 900 horins. or
about $16OOO,OOo.
The ice in the River Volga broke sud-
denly at Mini Novgorod, Russia, crushing five
steamers and thirty buges, and causing large
losses of naphtha, grain, and fish. The total
damage was enormous.
The great volcano of the Sandwich
islands, Mauna Loa, is belching forth two tor
rents Of lava, one Of which is over thirty miles
in lengtn, from 100 to 200 yards wide, and
twenty feet deep. The eruption is accompanied
by terrific explosions.