The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-30
Foreign Intelligence.

1T was reported on the 21st that Mount
lEtna was in state of eruption, accom-
panied by earthquakes which greatly terri
fed the people and wrecked many dwell
ings.
ALL the Irish workmen for large en-
ployer at Birkenhead, Eng, were recently
discharged, he saying he would not dis
grace himself by employing people who fos-
ter assassins.
| The Crown Counsel at Belfast, Ireland.
announced on the 21st his ability to prove
the Armagh Assassination Society was esJ
tablished by man named Burns, who came
from America for the purpose.
THE statement that leprosy is spreading
in the Sandwich Islands is denied by the
Honolulu Commercial AdUerttser, the organ
of the Hawaiian Government.
THE University students at Vienna re-
| Gently made demonstration in honor of
Wagner, the famous musical composer,
lately deceased, which resulted in twenty
duels between Austrian and German par
Elephants.
AN appeal for aid for the famine-stricken
people of Ireland has been issued by Car
! dinal Manning, the head of the Catholic
Church in Great Britain.
| The total debt of the Dominion of Canada
is $167,0O0,0O0; interest over 81 ,0OO, 900. The
estimates of expenditure for the fiscal year
1884 are about $40, $1,000, of which 3d.
100000 is for railways and canals.
ADvIcEs from Windsor Palace, received
on the 22d by the Governor-General of Can
ada, were to the effect that Queen Victoria's
injury was only slight sprain of the knee,
from which she was speedily recovering.
| A MANIFESTO has been issued by Don
Carlos, calling upon his partisans in Spain,
as Catholics, to oppose Socialism and an
archy.
SEVERAL districts in Switzerland are be-
ing depopulated by the emigration to this
country. One village has been left without
an inhabitant
On the 22d great damage was being done
by the freshets in Nova Scotia. In nearly
every county bridges had been swept
away, and many buildings were wrecked.
Sherbrooke was flooded, the citizens being
compelled to flee from their homes. All
mining had ceased.
A MAN named Bernard Gilroy, of Buffalo,
N. Y, who left San Francisco August 49,,
1882, in an eighteen-foot dory for Australia,
was picked up by a coaster on the 10Th of
January, 160miles from the coast of Queens.
land, in an exhausted condition.
AT Belfast, Ireland, thirteen men on
trial for conspiracy to murder, were found
guilty on the 23d.
The United States Minister to the Court
of st. James, James Russell Lowell, is men,
toned as a candidate for the rectorship of
st. Andrews University, the oldest of the
Scottish institutions of learning.
/ In Mount Etna an additional crater
| opened on the 23d, and the lava threatened
many villages, from which the people were
fleeing for safety.
| OFFICIALS at st. Petersburg, Russia, have
discovered frauds in the postal department
| to the extent of $4,000.
A FIRE recently destroyed the Williams
sewing machine factory in the suburbs of
Montreal, involving loss of between $780,
900 and 100000.
| HEREAFTER public buildings in London
| will be guarded by 1000 infantry, while
the Parliament buildings and Buckingham
Palace will be watched by the Coldstream
Guards.
The general health of Queen Victoria was
good on the 18th, but she could not walk
without assistance.
SEVERAL small villages at the foot of
Mount Ararat have recently been de-
stroyed by avalanches. One hundred per-
sons had been killed and one hundred in
jured.
| THE election of Sigismond Lacroix, Radi-
cal, to the French Chamber of Deputies
from Gambetta's Paris district, is an
nounced.
The earthquake shocks and subterra
mean rumblings caused panic among the
inhabitants of villages near Mount 4Etna
on the Goth, and they were removing to the
plains.
A SENSATION was created in st. Paul's
Cathedral, London, en- the 25d, by an in
sane man, who leaped upon the altar and
dashed down the cross, candlesticks, vases
and flowers. He was taken in charge by
the police.