The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-13
FOREIGN Intelligence.

PETER CAREY, a brother of James Carey,
the informer, has turned Queens evil
dence in the Phoenix Park conspiracy ease.
Mr.. CHILDERs, Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, made statement in the British
House of Commons on the evening of the
9th, showing a reduction of the National
debt during'th the past year of ELL 900, be-
sides the payment of e., $50 900 war charges.
He estimated the revenues for the coming
year at fSS, 4S0, 900, and the expenditures at
GS5, 7S9, 900.
AN immense mine, evidently intended by
the Nihilists for the destruction of the Car
on the day of his coronation, has been I'M
earthed in Moscow.
FIRE at Iquique, Peru, last month, de-
stroyed ten blocks, including all the
churches, the railway offices, and a number
of large business establishments. One
thousand houses were consumed, and the
total loss was placed at $40 100000.
A vIoLENTp popular demonstration against
the authorities of Griju, in Servia, was
made on the 9TH. The people were ordered
to dispense to their homes and refused. The
mounted police were finally called upon to
suppress the disturbance. The police with
drawn sabers charged the crowd OF men,
women and children. Many persons were
cut down and others trampled under the
horses hoofs.
In suburb of Birmingham, Eng, on the
| 9th, thep police discovered dynamite factory
conducted by an Irish-American named
Whitehead, who was arrested. A
quantity of nitro-glycerine was seized, and
the apparatus found showed the man to be
thoroughly versed in chemistry. In Lon
don on the same day four men were arrest
| ed, one of them, named Dalton, having ar
rived from the United States two weeks be-
| fore. In their possession were found guam
ties of explosive liquid stored in rubber
bags, while in the clothing of one of the four
a large sum of money was sewed, a part of
which was American coin. The police
claimed to have information that agents of
the dynamite section of the Irish revolu-
tionists had been dispatched to Windsor,
and accordingly extra guards were placed
about the person of the Queen. At Newry,
Ireland, on the night of the 4th, an attempt
was made to blow up the magazine at the
barracks, but without success.
PRINCE BISMARCK has announced that
the remaining years of his official service
will be devoted exclusively to the financial
department. of Government. F$g.e
The Postmaster-General of Canada, has
decided to abolish postage on papers deliv-
cred at the place of publication.
II was positively stated on the 9th that
neither Parnell nor any other member of
the Irish Parliamentary party will attend
| the PHILADELPHIA Convention t8s&
A FEW days ago policeman in the east
ern Parliamentary building at Ottawa.
Can, kicked bottle lying on the stair
case, and an explosion followed that caused
some damage to the structure. The explo-
sion was attributed to Fenian conspiracy
to blow up the building.
A LONDON telegram says the four men
arrested in London the day before for hay-
ing nitro-glycerine in their possession were
arraigned in the Bow-street Police Court on
the 9th. One of them claimed that the
liquid found in his lodgings, and claimed
to be nitro glycerine, was only hydrate of
choral 1t came out in evidence that the
men had letters of credit from the United
States. They were remanded until the
18th. Featherstone, one of the three men
arrested at Cork for carrying explosives,
announced in court, when he was arraigned
on the 9th, that he was an American citi-
zen, and had applied to the United States
Consul for protection. The London police
were inreceipt of information that guam
tity of dynamite had been consigned to the
division of the city including several of the
leading 5heaters. An internal machine of
the most destructive character had been