The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-05-04

were further remanded.
THE British House of Commons on the
Goth authorized the Chief Secretary of Ire
land to introduce bill for the immediate
relief of distress in Ireland.
IN the city of Zyrardow, Russia, strik-
ing factory hands a few days ago stoned
troops sent to arrest the leaders. Thetroops
fred upon the men, killing two and serious
ly wounding five.
The recent report of the rout and capture
Of the False Prophet of Soudan was stated
on the 26th to have been premature. The
Egyptian forces were preparing for a COM
bined attack upon his position at Divine
by land and by water,
In fire in a sugar-house at St. Thomas.
Can, few nights ago two boys were
burned to death.
FLEMING, the alleged Chicago bucket
shop swindler, escaped from Canada on the
9th, and was supposed to be on his way to
Europe.
On the 9th Michael Pagan was convicted
at Dublin, Ireland, of participation in the
Phoenix Park murders, and sentenced to be
executed May %.
A BAND of Indians from near Chilli
coatin, B. c., has taken to the hills after
numbering two Chinese and stealing many
horses. White settlers and other Indians
were in pursuit on the 9th.
AT Northampton, Eng, nitro-glycerine
factory was discovered on the 9th.
Four inches of snow fell. at Quebec on
the 9th, making good sleighing.
ADvICEs from Yokohama state that three
native sailing vessels recently foundered,
in the Xii Channel, and all hands were
lost.
1T is announced that James Carey, the
Dublin (Ireland) informer, has been found
to have been connected with three other.
murders besides the Phoenix Park assassi-
nation, and would probably have to stand
trial for them.
On the 2Sth ult. Mr.. Parnell expressed
his perfect satisfaction with the work of
the recent Irish Convention at Philadel-
phia. He said the desire of the people of
Ireland for self-government was uncon-
querable, and his. belief was that nothing
could be hoped for at the hands of Parlia-
ment.
A FRENCH man-of-war recently capsized
at Toulon, and seven men were drowned.
ARRESTS continue to be made by the En-
glish and Irish police upon charges of con-
spiracy. Much alarm was created in Lon
don official circles on the 2Sth ult. by the
receipt of a letter stating that Guildhall
would be blown up May 6.
ALREADY several fatal cases of yellow
fever have occurred this season at Vera
Cruz.
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Societies, Herr Schultz, died at Potsdam,
Germany, a few days ago.
A RELIGIOUS riot few days ago between
Greeks and Arabs at Port Said resulted in
several persons being killed and many
wounded.
TWENTY FOUR army officers were arrest
ed in Russia ON the Both ul5. on suspicion
of Nihilism. There were reports that a
widespread military conspiracy had been
discovered.
Two CLIFDEN County Galway, Ireland
merchants were arrested on the 30th ult.,
charged with being connected with the con-
spiracy to murder. It was reported to the
authorities that number of apparently re-
spectacle persons are implicated in the
murder conspiracy.
On the 30th there was a religious riot be-
tween Greeks and Arabs at Port Said,
Egypt, which resulted in the deuth of many
persons. The Greek Church was protected
by British troops.
GREECE has forbidden the importation of
American pork.
A STATEMENT was made in the English
House of Commons on the Both ult. by the
Chief-Secretary of Ireland to the effect that
a widespread conspiracy existed in County
Glare, of which the particulars would sooa
be made known to Parliament.
The new Turkish Minister, Tewfk
Pasha, arrived in New York on the 2Oth
ult.
COMMENTING upon the platform of the
Irish National League Convention held at
Philadelphia recently, the London Times
declares the time has come when Great
Britain should abandon the hope of bring
ing Irishmen to better frame of mind by
the continuance of unmerited favors, and
that they should be made to feel the strong
hand of the law.
The Marquis of Lorne has been mado a
Doctor of Laws by McGill University, of
Montreal in recognition of his literary &C.
complishments.