The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-12
FOREIGN InteIligence. !

A BALLAD-SINGER at Limerick, Ireland.
was on the 4th imprisoned for month for
celebrating O'Donnell in song and advis-
ing all other Irishmen to treat all other In.
formers even as O'Donnell did Carey.
MRS. VALDEZ, while insane, killed her
five children and herself with a butcher.
knife few days ago near Lampases,
Mex. The ages of the children ranged be-
tween two and ten years.
The failure is reported of Suse &
Sebeth, of London, East and West India
merchants, for 81 100000. Ia
THERE were twenty-six deaths from vel
low fever at Hermosillo, Mex, during the
twenty-four hours ended on the 4th.
KING ALFONSO was advised on the 4th by
the Spanish Cabinet, after discussing the
insult offered him at Paris, to call the
Cortes together as soon as possible. The
French Government had ordered an official
investigation into the affair, with view to
furnishing the authors. l
OWING to anti-Jewish outbreaks in Ekat-
erinoslav and other districts in Southern
Russia martial law was declared on the 4th.
The discovery was made at Montreal on
the 4th that President Craig, of the sus-
pended Exchange Bank, had advanced
himself about 100000 of the bank funds
without the knowledge of the directors.
Twas reported on the 9TH from Cow
Sanuka, Japan, that theater at that
place was burned during performance in
the evening, seventy-fve persons being
killed and one hundred others injured
THE arrest is announced of Robert
Sf1,of baT.c or Ho1 IL Il.
the Finance Department of the Canadian
Government office, for the embezzlement
of about $4,000.
ON the 9TH a man named Tinker, who
was present at the murder of Lord Mount
morris in Ireland three years ago, turned
informer and revealed the names of the
assassins, some of whom had emigrated.
In speech at Belfast, Ireland, on the
9TH Sir Stafford Northcote censured the
foreign and home policy If the English
Government, declaring that the latter had
conceded too much to the Radicals and
Parnellites, and that the real purpose of
Parnell's alliance with the Liberals was to
ultimately destroy England's connection
with Ireland.
THE French Consulate at Saragossa,
Spain, was recently stoned by a mob, who
were dispersed by the police.
IT is said that a Committee of Invincibles
has been formed at Dublin, Ireland, having
paid spies throughout the, British colonies
and in North and South America, to hunt
down and exterminate all informers.
THE Nihilists issued proclamations on
the 7th, sentencing the Gar of Russia to
death because he had failed to grant liber-
ty to the people.
IT was reported on the 9th that students
in the University of st. Petersburg were
the authors of the recent incendiary fires
and anti-Jewish riots.
ADvICEs of the 7th report that a mob at
Canton, China, had murdered United
States Consul Charles Seymour, who was
appointed Consul one year ago, and was
resident of Wisconsin.
In fight at Belfast, Ireland, the other
day, between an Orange procession and
gathering of Catholics, many persons were
injured.
On the recent voyage of the steamer
Lampert from Baltimore to London one
hundred and forty-two head of cattle were
lost overheard.
THE reported assassination of Charles
Seymour, United States Consul to China,
was denied on the Sth. The canard was
started in an obscure town in the north of
England.
MATAMoRAs (Mex.) advices of the 9Th
announce the instruction of the Fifth
Infantry at the Pueblo Barracks, on &C.
count of being paid off in nickels. The
Captain and officers of the guard were
killed and eighteen soldiers escaped to the
mountains.
IT was discovered on the Sth that the
steward of the paymaster of the Mexican
Central Railway had stolen Sl1 900, in the
City of Mexico, and escaped.