The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

A military, commissioner, who hal
been Investigating affairs in Ireland. has mad'
hisreport to the. British Government. He ap
pTehends ms organized rising, though such 8
catastrophe might have occurred had de-
ternined leader taken the necessary steps be-
Gore the country was filed with troops. There
In no occasion, in his opinion, to fear that the
presence Of additional troops will aggrayate the
disorders, and he thinks the adoption OF strict
measures for ire repression Of lawlesSness will
be followed BY peaceful solution OF the diff
culties,
A mob near plaremorris, Ireland. dug
deep ditch to obstruct the passage Of police,
atastthfeAR stones at the officers a tayonet
charge was made, and four persona are be-
Ieved to have been fatally wounded.
';;t4Hs funeral Of Louis Blanqui, the
Socialist, took place in Paris on the Ord inst.
Thirty thousand people followed the remains to
thsIcarEatfEy and large crowds lined the streets
through which the cortege passed.
The ship Indian Chief was wrecked
near the entrance Of the Thames river.
Eighteen persons were drowned and eleven
saved. ''.<
Bonds of the Northern Pacific road,
to the 6rnonnb Of $40, 1000, OOO having been
put on the market in London, the subscrip-
tioaa EgR-fouRf, to an4druple. the sum de-
sired.
The English steamer Harrelda and the
Spanish steamer Leon colided of Cape Roca,
snd both sank. A party Of survivors from
Saebs Vessel ldnded-at Lisbon, but large num-
Der we're doubtless lost.
The gun-makers of Dublin are doing
an enormous business. Another Of the men
bayoneted by the police near Caremorcis has
died. Thirteen members Of the Mulliravat
branch of the Land League have been arrest
ed. for =. "Bogcotting." Large quantities of
buckshof have been shipped to Ireland from
London. The Pope has written pontifcal let
ter TO the Archbishop of Dublin, expressing
sympathy with the Irish Catholics but urging
them to strictly obey the laws. A care-taker
has been brutally murdered near Parsonstown,
County Iouth.
The Parliament of Great Britain met
onthe 9th inst The greater portion Of the
Queens speech was devoted TO Irish affairs.
After referring to the prevalent distress and
lawlesgness, it recommends tho further deVel-
Qpment of the principles of tie T. "a Land act
Of 1870, both as regards thu l,.4tion OF land
lord and tenant, and wi, d view to effective
shorte for giving to the people, by purchase,
proprietary interest in the soil. 1t also an
nounces that bill will DO submitted for the
establishment of county government in Ireland
unon representative principles.
A dispatch from Rome says the Pope
has seld fresh instructions to the Irish Bishops
looking toward the restoration Of order.
The Judge Of Toxic, Japan, was assas-
sinated in the street, ON Dec. II, by man
whose father had been condemned to death
dlteep years ago.
.T'lfs French elections have resulted in
pronounced Republican victory.
Sixty-four lives were. lost by the
foun leriug Of steamer in one of the inland
sess Of Japan.
Adyices from Bombay report the dis
coyery of-a plot in Kalapore to depose the
Raiah and massacre all the European resi-
donts while III church. Many natives have
boon 1"rostc'l. . ....s
Mr.. John r. Swift, one Of the Com
plissionlEg to negotiate treaty with China,
has arr!yclin this country. He states chat one
clause in the agreement gives the United States
't6criSht 10 terminate at any time the residence
OF Chinese laborers in this country.
Acolored woman was found deadfrom
starvation in one of the suburbs of Toronto,
ma her husband lying beside her, dying from
the same cause.
1t appears that English leaders are
Joining the Irish people in declaring against
ooortion unless sweeping changes are made in
the land system.
The alliance between the Emperors of
Germany,E Austria and Russia is understood
to have been renewed, and a meeting is under
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