The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-09-07
Foreign Intelligence.

THE Jewish families had all taken fight
from Ezerszeg, Hungary, on the 10Th, and
the shops were closed.
The arrest is announced of Miss Catha-
rine Connolly, at Bruff, Ireland, for com
plicity in murder conspiracy. Two Of
her brothers are already in prison on the
same charge.
ONE HUNDRED cattle were killed on the
Both ult. at Liverpool, Eng, that had just
arrived from Canada. 1t was suspected that
they were infected with the foot-and-mouth
disease.
A FEW nights ago two people were killed
and several others were wounded in q
gambling riot at New Laredo, Mex
ALONG the coast of Nova Scotia terrific
gale prevailed on the Both ult., MANY
vessels being wrecked. The storm was
one of the severest in the memory of mar
liners.
The loss of life by the volcanic cruptions
on the Island Of Java was estimated at
10000 on the Both ult. Sixteen volcanoes
appeared between the site where the Island
Krakota formerly stood and Sihisie Island.
A mountain sjxty-five miles long had en-
tirely disappeared from view.
IT was announced on the 31st ult. that
during storm which prevailed for several
days off the fishing banks of Newfound-
land hundreds of dories belonging to fish
ermen were wrecked, and about eighty
persons were drowned.
The Hungarian Prime Minister has de-
cided, in order to suppress the persecution
of Jews, that all persons condemned to
death by martial law shall be executed
within three hours.
THE remains of Shakespeare are to be
exhumed from Stratford- upon Avon
Church-yard, SO as to compare the skull
with busts and portraits of him.
THE total number of deaths from cholera
up to the 1st in Egypt since the outbreak
was reported at 27,318. The scourge was
thought to be very generally abating.
IT was stated on the LIST that the number
of lives lost by the recent calamity Oh the
Island of Java was 100000.
THROUGHOUT England heavy gale pre-
vailed on the I'd, doing much damage to
property, and causing the loss of several
lives.
LIGHTNING killed priest, four women
and a little girl, in a church at Logas,
Mex, few days ago.
sTwENTY-NINE deaths from yellow-fever
occurred in Havana during the week ended
on the 1st.
THE English were appealed to by Cete-
wayo on the 1st for protection in Zululand,
as state of anarchy prevailed.
AT Steglitz, Germany, a train ran into
crowd of people on the I'd, and forty per-
sons were reported killed.
TIM lsste Queen or NADIA scar,s niece.
who is hostile to the French, is now the
reigning sovereign.
STORMS in Southern Ireland were on 6he
Sd reported to have destroyed crops of all
kinds. A renewal of the rent troubles was
anticipated.
MICHAEL DAvTTT, in recent speech at
Cappamore, Ireland, said that during the
quarter ended July last the tyranny of
landlords had deprived six thousand fam
lilies of their homes. Mr.. Davitt said that
the Land act was rapidly becoming fall
ure.
ON the Sd two hundred prominent citi-
zens of the Province of Girgenti, Sicily,
including priest, landowners, and MEM
bers of Communal Councils, were arrested
as brigands.
THE Jews at Szigetvar, Hungary, were
fiercely attacked on the night of the I'd, and
large amount of property was destroyed.
One person was killed and four others were
injured.
The G. I. JONES, British bark from
Bull Run, S. c., for Falmouth, foundered
off Penzance the other night, and eleven of
the crew persisted.
COUNT DE CHAMBoRD's funeral took place
at Goritz, Austria, on the 3D., and was wit
messed by $4,000 foreigners.