The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-19

| Nice, escorted by q deputation from the
Chamber OF Deputies. This was done in ac-s
cordance with demlnl of the father of the
deceased Statesman.
A PROCLAMATION has been issued by the.
Gar of Russia dissoiying all the secret socie.
ties of the Empire.
| In Ireland the depreciation of crops in 1892
in consequence of bad weather, is placed at
s5, lis, 167. The loss on the potato yield
alone is placed at a4s17 6SZ
Four dead bodies were found in boat off
the barber of Celte, France. on the 18th. 1t
was believed a coasting steamer had found
cred, which had twenty-five souls on board.
TIE Oliver Wolcott an American revenue
cutter lying at Victoria, British Columbia,
was recently requested BY the Primo Minis ter
to render assistance in quieting the Indians
at Fort ST pson there being no British naval
vessel in those waters. Secretary Folger in
| structed the Captain to prevent violence, and
use force to repel attacks on the whites at the
request of the British authorities.
THE floods in Germany were on the 14th
estimated to have caused a loss of $4,000 900
marks.
On her recent passage from New York to
London, the steamer France lost overheard
POP oxen and 107 sheep. ~
SECRET information received by the police
of Dublin, Ireland, caused them to make
twenty-one arrests on the 18th. The prison
ers were charged with conspiracy to murder,
and the magistrates refused bail
MICHAEL DAvITT was attacked by mob
during speech at Oldham, Ireland, few
evenings ago, but the rioters were driven back
with chairs in the hands of Davitt's friends.
The police removed the disturbers.
A HORRIBLE fire accident occurred in Berdi-
chef, Russian Poland, on the 18th. A st.
| Petersburg telegram gives the following par
ticulars: "Three hundred persons were
burned to death in circus in Berdicheff,
Russian Poland, yesterday. During the per-
Torrance, which took place in large build
ing, fire broke out. The structure was of
wood, and the flames spread with great rapid
/ ity. A large audience was in attendance, and
upon the outbreak of the fire panic ensued,
and in the mad rush for the doors many per-
sons were knocked down and trampled
upon. There were numbers of women and
children in the audience, and their cries as
the flames gradually encroached upon
them were heart -rending Many were no
doubt suffocated by the smoke which filled
/ All efforts to extinguish the blaze were una
vailing, and the building was entirely de-
stroyed, together with no less than 300 of the
more unfortunate spectators. The town of
Berdichetf, where the fire occurred, has a pop
ulation of little over 5O,00O fully nine
tenths of whom are Jews 1t is situated on
the Gnilopyat, near Jitomar. in the govern
ment of Kieff, and is poorly constructed,
containing few imposing buildings. 1t, how
| ever, enjoys great commercial prosperity. 1t
consists of about dozen NUN streets, with
innumerable cross lanes"
SEVERAL private residences in Rome were
visited by the police few evenings ago, and
125 persons were arrested. Sixty two copies
of newspapers containing accounts of Over
! dank's execution were also seized.
A NUMBER of lives were lost by recent
railway accident near Camerlata, Italy.
DISPATCHES of the 14th state that the Mus
sulmans in the mountain district of Eastern
Rumelia had revolted, and that Turkish troops
were massed on the eastern frontier.
PATRICK HIGGINS was hanged in the Gal
way Qreland) Jail on the morning of the 10Th
for having been concerned in the murder of
the Huddys.
n oAhlhS " t9~V VI VIC SdlCuOAldu
Railway in England and Scotland was in
augurated on the 18th.
THE Collector of Customs at Sitka states
that last season a small force of men made
over $3.50, 600 by surface digging for gold on
the mountain sides in Alaska.
RECENT Panama advices state that $50, 900
in gold coin, the property of the United
States, and designed for the fleet in the Pa
cific had been stolen in transit. The money
was ship ed from the Sub Treasury in New
York, and was stored in the Panama Railroad
Company's vault.
A RECENT attempt by Circassians to assas-
sinate the Sultan at Constantinople was foiled
by the Albanian body guards. Several were
killed in the encounter.
THE failure of Kohler & Co., of Stavanager,
France, occurred the other day, with liabili-
eies of $4,450,0o0.
THE floods were receding in Hungary on
the 18TH but 600 houses were still flooded at
Mohacs and half of them were wrecked.
Those standing were uninhabitable by being
| filled with ice.
BY a collision of freight and passenger
trains in London, England, few days ago
thirty persons were injured