The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-06

tolls to six pence passed the British House
of Commons on the 18th, by small ma
jority. The Government opposed the
measure.
| HALE a million dollars in bullion was
withdrawn from the Bank Of England on
the Goth nit. for shipment to New York.
THE Emperor Wilhelm was officially an
nounced, ON the SOth ult., to have recovered
from his late indisposition.
In laying the annual budget before Par
lament on the Both ult., the Canadian Min
lister of Finance recommended reduction
of taxation for the next fiscal year of
81 100000 This financial exhibit is said to
be most satisfactory:
On the Both ult. severe storm prevailed
on the coast of Scotland, and considerable
loss of.property is reported. Three vessels
went ashore at Aberdeen. A barkwas driv-
en- ashore at Holyhead and her crew of
twenty-six persons were drowned.
QUEEN VICTORIA was able to ride out in
her carriage on the Both ult. She was re-
1 covering the use of her knee, and her gen.
eral health was good.
IT is announced that matrimonial
alliance has been arranged between Hugh
| AtO1 OhOOUCs oOA VI hCl1 boOd1IO1o 4NOl
and Miss Edith, daughter of ex-Secretary
Fish, of New York.
THE Archbishop of Canterbury, Primate
of England, was duly enthroned on the
10Th ult. The ceremonies were of an elabor-
ate and impressive character.
THE coal-miners of Lingan, Cape Breton,
resumed their rioting on the 29th ult. Of
fcers who attempted to arrest some rioters
were overpowered by the mob and were
forced to take refuge in the lookup.
A LONDON dispatch of the Both ult. says
the Prince of Wales had declined to act as
an agent between Denmark and Germany,
for the redress of the grievances of the
Danes in Schleswig.
LOUISE MICHEL, the notorious anarchist
conspirator of Paris, has been arrested by
the French authorities.
IT is announced that special precautions
are to be taken on railroads in the United
Kingdom concerning the transportation of
packages containing explosives, and for the
arrest of suspicious travellers.
THE sixty-eighth birthday of Prince Bis
marck was celebrated in Germany on the
1st. The Emperor William paid personal
visit to the Prince Chancellor, who also re-
ceived congratulatory messages from the
King of Bavaria and other titled people.
A FEW days ago the st. Petersburg po-
lice, while attempting to arrest party of
Nihilists, met with stubborn resistance,
and three of the officers were wounded.
One of the conspirators, finding that his
escape was impossible, committed suicide.
A PARIS dispatch of the 31st ult. says the
excitement in Paris over the arrest of
Louise Michel the anarchist had assumed
immense proportions. A large number of
incendiary meetings had been held and
the most violent expressions had been in
dulged in by the speakers. Nearly 10000
troops were under arms and ready to march
at moments notice. In other large French
towns and cities the same disquieting con-
dition of affairs prevailed, notably at Mar
settles, St. Ettienne, Roubaix, Narbonne,
Lyons, Havre, Montpelier and Nantes.
A BOILER explosion occurred at st. Dizier,
France, on the LIST in which thirty-one per-
sons were killed and sixty five injured.
M. VAN DAMME, prominent stock-broker
of Brussels, Belgium, has been arrested
upon the charge of having enbezzled 1,O00,-
600 francs intrusted to him for investment.
A PARIS dispatch of the I'd states that
before the Orleans Princes left France they
mortgaged all their property to foreign
corporations for 100000 francs.
In the House of Commons, on the I'd, Mr..
Parnell stated that interviews with himself
and O'Kelly, printed in French papers,
stating the British Government made the
first overtures for the release of Parnell
from prison, were correct. Mr.. Gladstone
maintained that the opposite was true, and
refused to appoint Committee of Inquiry.
On the I'd an anonymous letter appeared
in London journal stating the Fenians
were sending packages infected with small
pox to opponents of the Irish National
party.
IT was announced on the I'd that the out
| look for the harvest in Great Britain was
more favorable than it had been at any pre-
vious time the current year.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the I'd
states that the Russian revolutionists had
issued a proclamation, printed in red,
warning all persons, if they valued their
| safety, to keep aloof from the Gar dur
ing the coronation ceremonies. They said
their plans were perfect and insured sue
cess. ~