The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-02
Foreign Intelligence.

SEVENTEEN persons, composing the crew
of shipwrecked schooner, were recentlymas-
sacred by the savages of New Guinea.
A FIRE in Nicoleff, Russia, on the oath de-
stroyed the central portion of the city, and
several persons persisted in the flames.
SIR AUCKLAND CoLvIN has received from
the Khedve the appointment of Financial
Adviser to the Egyptian Government.
THE editor of United Ireland, O'Brien, has
been elected to.Parliament from Mallow over
the Government candidate.
The silver wedding of the Crown Prince
Frederick William and the Princess Victoria
was celebrated by the city of Berlin on the
25th with imposing ceremonies.
A LONDON reporter, was informed by the
ex-Empress Eugene on the 25th that she
went to Paris solely for the purpose of ex-
pressing sympathy for the wife of Prince
jerome, aud was not given a hint that her
presence III France was. undesirable.
THE celebrated German composer, Flotow,
died at Wiesbaden few days ago.
SEvERALrhouses at Limerick, ireland, were
wrecked by a hurricane on the 25th, and great
damage was done to shipping in the Shannon
River. as @442 .s.G
A PROPOSITION has been adopted by a COM
mittee Of the French Chamber of Deputies to
exclude all members of families having
reigned in France, deprive them of political
rights, and prevent them from belonging to
| the army. ~-t So t+-&
THE rate Of interest by the Bank of En-
gland has been reduced from five to four per
cent
IT is announced by the Mexican Central
Railway Company that it has constructed GAG
miles of its road, and that the earnings net
the company $3.50. cooper month
| A HURRICANE was reported in England on
the Goth, attended by wrecked shipping and
loss of life a,- r-@-r~t
On the 29th a British gun-boat was sent
with provisions to Innismurray Island, Ire
land, to relieve It's starving Inhabitants.
IT is stated that the Rothschilds have placed
in Europe, at SO, a Brazilian loan of e4, 1000 600
at AZ per cent. interest. . E -
OF the AT passengers on board the Cimbria
only seventy-two were saved.
By thewrecking Of the steamer Agnes Jack
| off Swansea, Wales, aifew days ago, all the
| crew, thirteen in number, lost their lives.
THE retail dry-goods firm of A. Pilon &
Co., of Montreal, failed on the 9th for $780,
000
ALL the Ministers of the French Cabinet
had resigned on the 2Sth, and President Grevy
had accepted their designations.
IRON huts have been procured by the au-
thorities of Dublin, Ireland, in which to pro
tect informers. fs Eg.I .Egcc I
On the coast of Wales the steamer Black
Watch foundered on the 2Sth ult., and TWEEN
ty-six persons persisted. Ten bodies had been
washed ashore at Penarth.
BY the will of Prince Charles, of Germany,
his son would receive 100000 marks 5000
600 marks were left to each of his two daue IL
tiers, 100000 to the Order of st. John
OF. Jerusalem, and 1,0O0,0 600 marks to other
charities.
In Great Britain another severe gale pre-.
vailed on the Goth ult. ass.ss>s5
A BALLOON while ascending recently al
Madrid, Spain, was crushed by collision with
house-top, and the aeronaut lost his life.
UNDER the presidency of the Fullieres, a
new Cabinet has been formed in France, all
the late Ministers but four retaining their
portfolios. ff 49,
GREAT activity was reported. in the italian
War Department on the goth ult. Messina,
Spezzia, Venice and Elba were being fortified.