The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-12-07
Foreign Intelligence.

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IT was stated on the Goth ult. that during
a recent collision in mid-ocean between
the American ship Thomas Dana and the
French brig Rocaby the latter sank, and
| eighty-nine of the one hundred and ten
persons on board were drowned.
A COLLISION occurred few days ago on
railroad near st. Meen, France, and
eighteen persons were killed and fifteen
were dangerously injured.
AT Newry, Ireland, rioting occurred a
few nights ago between Orangemen and
Nationalist, in which many persons were
| injured.
THE conference of the American Bishops
with the Papal Propaganda at Rome was
closed on the Both ult.
A BILL has passed the Lower. House of
the Hungarian Parliament permitting civil
marriages between Jews and Christians.
The discovery of small planet by Bal
liza at Vienna was announced on the S0th
ult.
PATRICK O'DoNNBLL, the slayer of James
Carey, the inforner, was found guilty of
murder on the 1st, in London, and sentence
Of death was passed. AS the police took
him away he held up his right hand and
cursed the British crown, calling for three
cheers for Ireland.
THROUGH the Northwest Territory belt
six hundred miles long has been opened for
settlement by the Dominion Government
at $3.50 per acre.
THE election is announced of Alderman
Meagher, Parnellite, as Lord Mayor of
Dublin.
A MOVEMENT has been started by citi-
zens of Montreal to cut down the duty on
American fruit, especially oranges and
grapes.
ADvIoEs of the Sd from Vienna say that
Lieutenant Payer, the Austrian arctic ex-
plorer, is not dead, as was reported.
In a pastoral letter on the Sd Archbishop
McCabe, of Ireland, denounced secret So
cleties, which ssseem to possess a fatal
charm for Irishmen and generally end
with the hangman's rope or the infamy of
the informer.v
MACHINES containing dynamite reached
Paris on the Sd, one directed to De Lesseps,
and others to the Panama Canal contract
or. Upon De Lesseps' being warned of his
danger, he said: 'sThey treat me like a
sovereign"
OFF the coast of Newfoundland hurri-
cane was reported on the Sd, and much
damage to shipping was expected. The
new Government steamer Princess Louise
was lost on the rocks with her Captain and
eight men.
FIRE recently destroyed warehouses
at Liverpool containing cotton, hemp and
sugar. causing loss of 100000.
AT Foo Chow, China, cholera. was re-
ported as epidemic on the Sd.
On the evening of the I'd religious serv-
ices were being conducted in the theater at
Wexford, Ireland, by Major Whittle, of
Chicago, when mob entered the building,
and made bonfire of all the Bibles and
hymn-books that could be found. Itw re-
ported that one Protestant was attacked and
carried down to the harbor, the intention
of bis assailants being to drown i'm. Some
respectable Catholics interfered and
saved him. Another Protestant was chased
through the streets and finally sought ref
uge in the police barracks. He was told
the police were unable to protect him. He
was seriously wounded. The mob took
complete possession of the town, broke the
windows of the Protestant Church, and of
nearly all the houses occupied by Protest.
ants. The dresses of the ladies who at
tended the services in the churches and in
the theater were torn off, and the gentle.
men accompanying them stoned. Several
were injured severely. The mob paraded
the streets for several hours, singing " God
Save lreland.o The police were confined
to their barracks throughout the riot. The
victims intend to seek compensation.