The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-27

MONTREAL WAS visited by heavy snow
storm on the 18th.
THE failure Of Lord e Munce, wholesale
produce dealers at Montreal, for S1s3,OOO,
is announced.
RECENT fire destroyed over two thou
sand houses at Delhi, India, and great
many people were left destitute.
In the case of Timothy Kelly, tried at
Dublin for completely in the Phoenix Park
murders, the jury disagreed on the Goth,
and the prisoner would have to stand
another trial.
SPANISH and an English steamer col
lided off Bilboa, Spain, a few days ago, re-
sulting in the drowning of seven persons
On the 10th three thousand emigrants
sailed from Liverpool, most of them in
tending to settle in Manitoba.
A MILLION acres in Zacatecas, Mexico,
known as the Bustamente tract, has been sold
for 81 ,500, 600 to London syndicate.
AT the Bow Street Police Court, in
London, ON the 10th the examination of the
dynamite conspirators was continued The
evidence tended to show the connection of
Wilson and Whitehead with the manufacs-
uAO GNU UlSb1lDUbAOA Ol IlbIO-5lYCeIJLlGs
Without concluding, the examination was
continued until the 26th.
RECENT fire destroyed a warehouse
and ship-chandlery at Liverpool, England.
Loss, 100000.
1t is now announced that the coronation
ceremonies at Moscow will occur ON May
n, tho festivities continuing until June s.
Ell MAHDI, the False Prophet, has, it is
said, been captured at Soudan. The
Arabian slave-dealer, who has claimed to be
the Messiah, and who has for years defied
both European and English authority, is
supposed to be the richest man in Africa,
his home. His career as a warrior has been
bloodthirsty in the extreme.
A DYNAMITE explosion on the 22d in
factory at .Loperucca, Spain, wrecked the
building, from the ruins of which seven
corpses had been taken. 1t was believed
others still remained.
The execution of two of the Nihilists
sentenced to death at st. Petersb burg &C.
Cured on the 22d, one by hanging and the
other by shooting.
A FEW days ago an explosion doing lit
tie damage, alleged to have been caused by
dynamiters, occurred in the Government
armory at Enfield, England.
THE Central Postal Telegraph and Excise
Customs offices at Dublin were on the 22d
strongly guarded by heavily armed police
men, owing to private information received
of threatened danger.
TWENTY arrests were recently made at
Milltown-Malbay, County Clare, Ireland,
for murderous conspiracy, two of the inter-
ested parties turning informers. a
THE Turkish General, Suleiman Pasha,
who won distinction in the late war with
Russia, is dead.
A FEW days ago news was received at
Victoria, B. c., of the drowning of Messrs
Chapman and Penny, two missionaries at
tached to the Presbyterian Mission
LORD DUNRAvEN called attention in the
House of Lords on the 23d to the distress
prevailing in Ireland, and urged the
adoption of scheme of emigration on
large scale. The Marquis of Lansdowne
also spoke in favor of emigration.
In the Cuban town of Las Manas two
hundred buildings were destroyed by fire
few nights ago.
MERCHANTS of Port au Prince have
placed 100000 at the service of President
Solomon, and martial law has been pro-
claimed throughout Hayti. Preparations
were being made on the 23d to lombard
Miragoane.
ACCORDING to the London Times the En-
glish Government is possessed of Informal
ton showing that the Fenian organization
in the United Kingdom numbers 10000
men, besides offshoots bearing the titles Of
Vigilants and Invincibles.
A FIRE recently destroyed the great
fortress at Carlscrona, the principal naval
station in Sweden, and six soldiers per-
ished in the flames.
In the House of Commons on the 23d
notice was given that the Government
would be asked if steps had been taken by
the United States Government to pro-
vent conspiracies against the peace of En-
gland.
The object of the alliance between Ger
many, Austria and Italy, it is said, is to
secure the isolation of France in order to
effect simultaneous disarmament, which
Prince Bismarck intends to propose at the
European Congress.
THE Canadian Premier, Sir John A. Mac
donald, was arrested on the Esd, charged
with perjury by General Butt Hewson,
growing out of certain litigation.