The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

In the demonstrating match IL Lon
don, DIR. Carver, the American, won the cham
pionship cup and $3.50 in money, defeatin
Scott by a score of 70 to IA.
The authorities in st. Petersbur!
have discovered mine under the street lead
ing to the riding school, whence the Gar wa
returning when he was assassinated. 1t wa
intended to blow up the imperial carriage II
case the bombs failed to do their work.
One of the first official acts OF the new
Gar was to grant to Siberian eziles permission
to engage in commercial or professional pur
suits after three years of good behavior.
The spot where the Gar received his
fatal injuries has been inclosed and covered
with turf, and it is guarded by sentriea Of the
old regiment of the Emperor Paul
In opening the Kerry assizes in Ire.
land, Justice Fitzgerald said 463 crimes had
been reported in the last seven months.
The frequency of sweeping confagra-
tons in Toxic, Japan, has compelled the au
thorihes TO put in operation building order
similar to ths Chicago fire ordinance.
A plot to blow up the Lord Mayors
residence, in London, has been discovered and
frustrated.
A st. Petersburg correspondent of one
of tho London papers says that measure had
already been prepared, with the sanction of the
late Gear, tending toward representative gov
ernment
The Pope has proclaimed jubilee to
Nov. for Europe and to the end Of the year
for the rest of the world.
Since the discovery OF the plot to
blow up the Lord Mayors residence, great pre-
cautions have been taken for the safety of the
Parliament buildings in London. The cellars
have been carefully examined, and the police
in and around the buildings reinforced.
1t has been decided to place relig-
ious memento on the spot where the late En-
peror fell.
The new Gar has authorized the an
nouncement that he will first give his attention
to the internal development of the state, and
that his foreign policy will be entirely pacific.
Several Russian editors have been
summoned before the Press Censor, who re-
'quested them to refrain from utterances cal
culated to excite public opinion.
Minister Noyes telegraphs from Paris
that the French Government has agreed that
all Amci lean pork loaded on ships prior to the
date of the decree prohil iting its importation
1.,Ii L. HI 81 II
insp, ction, and with as little delay as such ex-
animation will permit.
A dispat ,h from st. Petersburg says
the new Car is about to adopt policy which
will tend to make the Russian peasants indie
pendent, prosperous and happy. Rich tracts
of land will be Immediately thrown open to oc-
cupation, the burdens of taxation win be less
enod and generally q great deal will be done
for their comfort and welfare
In twenty-three Governments Of Rus
sia the payments due from peasants for lands
allotted TO them on the abolition of serfdom
have been reduced 40 to 70 per cent. The re-
duction is about 100000 roubles annually.
1t has been decided to erect q memo
rial church on the spot where the Gar Of Rus
sia was murdered.
The funeral of the murdered Gar of
Russia took place at st. Petersburg on the 21st
Of March, 1t is described by George Augustus
Sala, tho celebrated newspaper correspondent,
as the most magnificent, most impressive, most
pathetic pageant which, in the course OF
heightened career, accustomed to the pomps
and vanities of royalty, he had ever been priv
ileged to behold. The funeral car was bier
OF ebony and silver, on Wheels with carved sill
yer spokes. Tho most striking figure in the
procession was Alexander Ill, who walked Just
behind the hearse.
The Ambassadors at Constantinople
have referred to their respective Governments
o proposition by Turkey to cede Crete and
make additional concessions in Thessaly The
Greek Premier declares that, unless restrained
by the powers prompt action will follow a re-
jected offer by the Porte
In the British House of Commons.
f446,0 was voted for army expenditure in
tho Transyaal, and G21O,0OO for extraordinary
transport service.
The police of ST. Petersburg have
discovered two dynamite stores, and captured
man upon whom was found arms, poison and
10000 roubles.
The eases of the Tralee Land Leaguers
have been adjourned to the summer assizes, as
tho present jurors are said to be members of
the organization.
Cypress trees have been plantedround
the spot where the Gear fell, and sacred pict-
ures with lamps burning before them have been
placed there.
President Grevy will send representa-
tives to the Yorktown centennial celebration,
in accordance with the invitation of our Gov
eminent.
The British House of Commons voted
So, 100000 to defray the expenses of the Boer
war.
A st. Petersburg dispatch of the Odd
says that indictments have been found against
Nicolai Roussakoff, Andrei Teleikoff, Timofe
Michaeloff and the woman Hesse Helfmann.
They were allowed seven days for preparation
for their defense by counsel.
Peace has been concluded between the
Beers and the British. The former are prom
ised complete self-goyernment, and will at
once dispense their army.
For articles applauding the slaughter
at ST. Petersburg, six influential journalists
of Paris have been sentenced to fine or i'm.
prisonment. Rochefort will hand over 1000
francs.
Twenty-Five persons were killed or in
jured in railroad accident near Bondy, France
The Ageaoe R,tsse is of opinion that
the assassination of the Car was planned
abroad, chiefly in Geneva and Paris.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Hast.