The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-02-05
NEWS OF The WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The physicians appointed to examine
Gonzales, who recently attempted to shoot
the King Of Spain, have reported that he is in
sane.
Dayitt and Brennan, the Irish agita-
tors under Indictment for sedition, will run for
Parliament.
An inexhaustible petroleum supply
has been discovered in Germany.
The recent earthquakes in Cuba were
more severe than first reports indicated. In
the western part of the island, the shocks were
-ery heavy, doing considerable damage, and
thoroughly alarming the inhabitants.
A dispatch from Calcutta mentions q
leader of the Afghans.
Five persons, convicted by court
martial of incendiarism and robbery, were re-
Gently shot at Santiago de Cuba
The distress in Ireland is said to be
on the increase The Mansion House fund, at
last accounts, had reached about $3.50, 0O0
The French Chamber of Deputies
has passed bill for the suppression ofspolitical
clubs The measure is aimed at the Bona
partists
A dispatch from Odessa contains a
rumor that a Russian transport, with 1900
troops aboard, has been lost in the Caspian
sea, and most, if not all, the soldiers persisted
Edward Middleton Barry, Royal
Academician, architect of the House OF Par
lament, the new National Gallery, and other
important structures in London, is dead,
aged so.
Extensive robberies of arms and am
muniion from gunsmiths' shops have been
accomplished at Chester, England. The police
ay the robbery was committed by agents of a.
Fenian association.
The marriage of the Grown Prince
of Austria and Mary, the niece of the King Of
Saxony, will shortly be solemnized.
The Duchess of Marlborough char
acterizes Parnelrs statements that the fund
which bears her name only relieves tenants
who have paid their rent, and that its pro-
motors have political objects, as gross false
hoods
Three deaths from starvation have
occurredin County Louth, Ireland.
The new regiments to be added to
the German army will be stationed in Alsace-
Lorraine
Germany and the Vatican are said to
be approaching an understanding.
A fre-damp explosion in a Saxony
mine killed some fifteen miners.
Beaconsfield has had another attack
of govt
The Pope is again seriously i'll.
A dispatch from Candahar, in At
ghanistan, to the London Times, says: @1'er-
rible accounts reach here from without the
British lines 1t is reported that nearly 1000
families have been exterminated by Ghilzais,
and that seven of the villages of the latter
were afterward captured by HAZARDS and every
soul in them slain" @
A frightful tragedy was recently en-
acted in the vicinity of Barcelona, Spain. A
wealthy land owner, his wife, son and three
daughters and two women servants were
murdered in their beds. A man and two of his
sons are under arrest on suspicion.
An epidemic of fever is ravaging
the Province of Naples, in Italy. Over one
half the population has already been attacked
and 5000 have died.
Italy's big 100-ton gun has been tried
at Spezzia with results which surprised expecta-
tons 1t attained range of 10000 meters
with charge of 800 kilogrammes.
Berlin dispatches announce that the
increase of the German army is but the first
step in q new scheme for the crushing of
France, directly or indirectly.
Yellow-fever has broken out at sew
eral places in Brazil
In various parts of Turkey in Europe
people are dying Of hunger and cold. The
Bulgarians refuse to contribute to the relief of
the needy Moslems, claiming that the stories Of
their sufferings are mere inventions
A bloody and relentless internecine
war is being waged in Afghanistan.