The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-16
Foreign Intelligence.

aUNGARlANS at ZalO0VO0 attacked some
Jews on the 9th and fired upon the police,
who returned the fire, killing two and
wounding several of the rioters.
SIxTY-Two head of cattle were lost by
the ste amer Bulgarian on its recent voyage
from Boston to Liverpool.
AT Kingston, Jamaica, the people had a
revolutionary procession on the 9th end
held public meeting. Resolutions were
adopted that there should be no taxation
without representation, the Government
being left to collect dues at the poizt of the
bayonet. Great excitement prevailed.
THE military and police effected At large
number Of evictions at Loughrea, Ireland.
on the 9th.
AFTER the revolt recently made by Mon
tero's troops in Arequipa, Peru, the Gillian
Colonel Raygado attacked the mutineers
and citizens, killing seventy persons, in
Guiding the Mayor.
THROUGHOUT Germany and Great Brit
ain the celebrations honoring the four hum
dredth anniversary of the birth of Martin
Luther were continued on the 18th, and
great interest in the ceremonies was man
ifested.
The first reports of the recent earth.
quake at Smyrna it was announced on the
10th greatly exaggerated the disastrous
effects of that phenomena. Only fifty per-
sons were killed and two hundred and fifty
persons wounded, and the damage to
property was very slight.
SPAIN has appointed Senior j. Valera
as Minister to Washington to succeed the
late Senior Barcea, who committed suicide
in New York City.
LOYAL troops on the 10th attacked the
Servian rebels, leaving seven killed, many
wounded, and two hundred prisoners.
The London police claimed on the 10th
that the recent dynamite explosions in
that city were the work of New York dyn-
amiters.
DISPATCHES Of the 10th from London
state that since the recent dynamite out
RACES it was difficult for Irish laborers to
obtain work in the English or Scotch cities.
The police lad been warned of an inten-
ton to destroy the Albert memorial.
In London on the 10th Mr.. Kreble, the
noted temperance advocate, completed
one of the greatest feats of physical endur-
ance on record, which was undertaken to
demonstrate the virtues of total abstinence.
With no experience as pedestrian, Mr..
Kreble walked 1000 miles within 445 hours,
averaging two and one-quarter miles per
hour.
IT was reported on the 10th that in the
next Parliament the Parnellites would
have eighty Irish members, and they hoped
to be able to dictate terms to both English
parties.
TIE failure is announced of Edward G.
Madison, financial agent at London, for
$1,0O0,000. Madison, who recently alb
seconded, was also charged with forgery.
THE house of farmer at Cowlavanny,
County Cork, ireland, was attacked recent
ly by ten men who demanded money and
guns, but the farmer fired into the crowd,
wounding one man, and four others were
arrested.
ONthe Panama Railroad strikers recently
removed the fish plates, wrecked passen-
ger train, and then fired into the victims,
many of whom were seriously injured.
A SYNDICATE at London was on the 18th
considering project to build ship-canal
across Ireland.
In the vicinity of Toronto, Ont, great
damage was done on the 18th bya wind
storm. AT Kingston twenty houses were
blown down, others were damaged, and
thirty vessels were wrecked. At ports all
along Lake Ontario vessels were ashore,
some blown high and dry. 1t was believed
that several lives had been lost.
IT was believed on the 10Th that the
wheat crop of Canada would be at least
100000 bushels short, and the millers
were organizing to secure the abolition of
the duty on imports of grain from the Unit
ed States.