The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-05-25
Foreign Intelligence.

The boiler of passenger steamer on
the Volga River, in Russia, exploded the
other day, and twenty-seven persons were
killed and many others were wounded.
IT was stated by Bismarck on the 18th
that the Vatican would repent if it refused
the offers now made by Prussia for set
Element of their differences, as such favor
able terms would not be proffered again.
ADvIcEs Of the 18th from Rio Janeiro
state that the Brazilian Ministry had re-
signed.
EDWARD MCCAFFRAY, Daniel Delaney,
James Mullet, Edward O'Brien, William
Moroney and Thomas Doyle all pleaded
guilty at Dublin on the 18th of conspiracy
to murder, and five were sentenced to ten
years and Thomas Doyle to five years.
penal servitude.
The failure of Turtons & Hadow, stock
spectators at London, for s., 100000, is an
nounced.
De LEssEPs, it is announced from Paris,
proposes to construct second canal across
the Isthmus of Suez.
THE execution of Daniel Curley, the sec
ond of the Phoenix Park assassins to pay
the penalty of the crime, took place in the
Dublin Jail on the 18th. Curley made no
confession.
1T was announced on the 18th that the
police at st. Petersburg had been informed
of plot to brighten the horse of the Gar
during the coronation procession at Mos
COW, and in the confusion to take his life.
DISCLOSURES were recently made by an
officer of the Russian army who had been
arrested on the charge of being member
OF military revolutionary club, upon his
examination, which indicated that the or
ganization was an extensive one, although
it has no connection with the Nihilists.
ANOTHER battle took place recently be-
tween the Haytian troops and the rebels
under Barzalene, the loyal army being de-
feated with great slaughter. Two Haytian
ships that endeavored to assist the land
force were sunk by Barzalene's guns.
NUMEROUS outrages having been COM
mitted in the State of Chihuahua, Mexico,
by Apaches, supposed to be from the
United States, large force of Mexican
troops were in pursuit of the Indians on
the 10Th, and the people of the country
through which they were passing had
taken up arms against the Indians, who
were moving as fast as possible toward the
Sierra Madre Mountains.
ON the 10th James Carey, the Dublin in
former, was released, and the guard about
his house doubled. He declared he would
remain in Dublin and prosecute those of
his tenants who had refused to pay rent
since he turned informer.
DWELLINGS, to thn nI1nha1. of f,xya,,tx ~ a 80
were destroyed and forty families rendered
homeless by a fire at Rudesheim, Germany,
the other day.
WHILE on her way from Liverpool to
New Orleans recently, the steamer Coun-
sellor lost fifty-one head of valuable cattle,
they being washed overheard during a
storm.
1T is announced that the fund of 100000
voted by the British Parliament to promote
emigration from distressed districts of Ire
land has been exhausted.
AN agreement has been made by the
Spanish Government to pay the indemnity
for damage done to property in Cuba in
which American citizens were interested,
amounting to $4,000, that being the I'M
paid balance of the award made by the
Washington Commission.
The utilization of all the Irish societies is
opposed by the Irish Catholic clergy of
Montreal, on the ground that it would
SAVIOR of a political alliance, and might re-
suit in causing trouble with the Orange So
cieties.
A LONDON paper states that the Marquis
of Landsdowne will succeed the Marquis of
Lorne as General of Canada, and
will leave England for the Dominion in o.
tober next.
A FIRE recently destroyed the entire vii
lage of Neuenkirchen, in Germany. Even
the fruit trees and wooden crosses in the
church-yard were burned. The entire pop
ulation, 1900, was homeless.
A STRIKE which would affect four thou
sand persons was begun on the DIST in the
iron works of Bolckow, Vaughn & Co., at
marlborough, England.