The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-23


thrown from their bed, suffering severe
cuts about the face. The explosion occurred
while the members of the House of Com
mons were at dinner. The Duke of Edin-
burgh was in the House of Lords at the
moment, and the noise of the explosion
caused him to exhibit some indications of
alarm. Two men were arrested on sus-
picion Of being connected with the affair.
1t was reported that an attempt was also
made to destroy the Times building.
JOE BRADY, conspiracy prisoner, has
confessed, it is stated, that he murdered
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke.
The suicide is announced of Manuel Pin
I heiro, one of the principal rubber-dealers
of Paris, and prominently identified with
the recent corner in the rubber market, in
consequence of the disruption of the corner,
| by which he lost heavily.
THE American Minister to Switzerland,
DR.. Cramer, has incurred a mild reproof
from the Swiss Federation. 1t appears he
had complained to the cantonal authorities
OF 3erne regarding some persons who had
created disturbance at tbs Methodist
| church, which he attends, whereupon he
has been reminded that he is accredited to
the Federation and not to the cantons, and
that whatever communication he has to
make should be made to the Federation.
A PASSING train on the Vera Cruz Rail
road shook down an DID wall at Matamoras,
Mex, a few days ago, and many people
were crushed. A woman and two boys
were killed and three women were fatally
hurt.
INFORMATION was given on the 18th by
James Mullett, one of the Dublin conspira-
tors, which, it is said, would cause Patrick
Egan's arrest if he returned to Ireland.
A FIRE destroyed sixteen buildings in
the business part of Liverpool, N. c., few
days ago.
The Pope at a recent consistory in Rome
appointed Bishops for the Dioceses of Hall
fax, Charleston and Grand Rapids.
IT is predicted in London that emigration
from Great Britain to Canada the coming
season will be unusually large.
The death of Karl Marx, the founder of
the International Workingmen's Associa-
ton, occurred in Paris a few days ago.
| IT has been proved that the Russian Min
lister of the Interior, who recently COM
mitted suicide, was defaulter to the Gov
eminent to the amount of over $7,000,00O.
| MRS. ALEXANDER and her son, aged fif-
teen, of Hamilton, Ont, were suffocated by
coal-gas from a self-feeding stove a few
nights ago.
DOUBT still prevailed in London on the
10th as to the origin of the recent explo-
sion. The newspapers protested to have
information that O'DonovoA Rosa was i'm
plicated. A reward of G1,0O0 was offered
for information leading to the conviction
of the conspirators. The explosion oc-
Cured outside the local Government Board
building.
BISHOP LITTLEJoHN, of Rhode Island,
laid the cornerstone of new American
church in Berlin, Germany, on the 18th.
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE, who took an ac-
tive interest in relieving the distress in the
west of Ireland, and who recently assaulted
the integrity Of the trustees of the Irish
Land League funds, was assaulted at
Windsor on the afternoon of the 18th by
two men dressed in female apparel. Two
dagger thrusts penetrated her clothing, but
a steel corset-rib and the guardianship of
st. Bernard dog probably saved her life.
The palms of her hands were cut across,
the gloves being severed, and her clothing
was rent in many places.
RowELLs, awaiting trial in connection
with the Phenix Park murders, died in an
epileptic fit in Kilmainham Jail on the
18th.
CONCERTED action against the anarchists
is said to be contemplated by the Govern
ments of Great Britain, Russia, France and
Germany.
nthe 18th placards were thrown over the
walls of the soldiers barracks at Rheims,
France, giving directions for blowing up
public buildings. Nine persons were ar
rested for the offense.
On the 10Th the French Chamber of Dep
uties adjourned for one month.
CANADIAN officials estimate that their
Government has been defrauded out of
nearly 100000 by evasions of customs du-
ties at Montreal.
THE Emperor has accepted the resigna-
ton of Won Stosch, German Minister of
Marine.
ARCHBISHOP MCEvILLY, of Tuam, Ire
land, denounces the Governments work
house relief as an outrage on humanity and
a covert attempt at DISCRIMINATING the peo-
pie.