The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-01

On the 24th the Swedish Arctic exploring
vessel Sophia, with Nordenskjold ard
other scientists, sailed from Gathenburg,
Greenland.
OPERATIONS were begun by the French
on the oath in Madagascar by the occupa-
patton of number of military posts
erected contrary to the wishes Of France,
and they now hold the route to Tananariya,
the capital.
THE sum of 100000 has been raised by
the London ship-owners favoring another
canal across the Isthmus of Suez for pre-
liminary expenses, and they would notify
the Government of their project.
On the oath Earl Granville, the British
Foreign Secretary, was in communication
with the authorities concerning the closing
of American schools in Bulgaria by the
Government of that country.
MIRAGoANE, in Hayti, was being bonn
barded on the oath, and great havoc was
reported among the insurgents.
EXCITEMENT prevailed at Guayaquil,
Central America, on the 18th, over the rob-
berry of $4,000 from the bank by It's Presi
dent, Veintimilla. Most of the money be-
IOnged TO foreigners.
THIRTY-Two deaths from yellow fever
had occurred at Havana, Cuba, up to the
10Th, and the disease had made its appear
ance among the shipping at that port.
THE well-known French jurist and news
paper writer, M. Edouard Laboulaye, died
in Paris few days ago.
A FIRE recently destroyed fifty houses at
Vars, France, and several persons persisted
in the flames. The town of Osteromfeld,
Prussia, was also nearly entirely destroyed
by fire.
MUCH damage was caused by a recent
heavy storm which passed over a larg,
portion of the South of Ireland.
The firm of Steubing & Co., wholesale
importers of German goods at Berlin, Ont
have failed for $120,00O.
The probabilities of war between France
and China were said to be increasing or
the Goth. The French commander at Ton
quin had been killed in sortie from thu
fort.
NUMEROUS business structures in Tx
bridge, Ont, including the market build.
ings, were destroyed by fire few days ago.
AT Van, in Armenia, three hundred per.
sons were arrested on the 10Th for conspir
acy against the Government.
THE crowning of Alexander III. as En-.
peror and Autocrat of all the Russias, tool
place at Moscow on the 9th, with imposing
religious ceremonies. A full representa-
ton of foreign Governments witnessed tn
coronation. The ceremony was ACCORDING
to the ritual of the Greek Church, and wa
concluded without the slightest interrup
ton. The cost of the coronation was esti
mated at $10,OO0,O00.
OWING to the defeat of the Army Organ
cation bill the Swedish Cabinet has r.
signed.
Four fishermen, lost in a fog, who haG
been three days and nights without foot
or water, were picked up on the 26th
Halifax.
1T was announced on the Goth that pic
to kill the King of Roumania at the ope1
ing of Parliament had been discovered
and some of the conspirators were a,
rested
LONDON evening papers pubI1sned sea4
ments on the 26th that O'Donovan Ross
and Peter J. lyman (''No. 1') were merel
spies in the Irish camp in America in E:
glands pay.
The execution of Michael Pagan, TO
completely in the Phoenix Park murder
occurred at Dublin on the 285h, making tn
third man executed for the crime.
In Great Britain harvest prospects wer
on the 28th reported to be greatly improved
owing to favorable weather.
DECKER g. Morris agricultural impl
ment works in Paris were burned fey
days ago. Loss, 100000. Many persons
were injured
The steamer Northampton, bound fol
Liverpool from New Orleans, was wrecke
on the Marguesas Keys few days age
Loss, 100000.
The Office of Governor-General of Canad,
will be vacated by the Marquis of Lorne
October he returning to Great Britain to b
made a peer of the realm.
THE report of battle between Genera
Crooks command and the renegade
Apaches in the Sierra Madre Mountain
was confirmed on the 18th by Mexican ad
vices. Tie Indians left from forty to fifty
of their number dead on the field.
In an ARRAY between civilians and sol
diers in hotel in the suburbs Of Vienna
France, on the28th forty persons weresse
riouSly wounded