The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-08
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instantly killed and brakeman was NOR
tally hurt.
The dynamite conspirators, DR.. Gala
CHER, Whitehead, Curten, Ansburgh, VIII
son and Bernard Gallagher, were indicted
at London on the 31st ult. for treason
felony.
AT Rostoff, Russia, during the recent
riots one hundred and thirty Jewish houses
were destroyed, and fifteen Of the rioters
were killed by the military.
The capture of Ricardo Menocal, who
! fed from Cuba seven years ago with $780,
900 of the public funds, occurreda few days
ago.
In the House of Commons on the 1st
Premier Gladstone announced that the
whole Of the great African country lying
north of the Orange Free State and west
of Transvaal had decided to submit TO the
Colonial Government at the Cape. It had
been driven to join the British colonies by
Dutch aggressions.
A LARGE number of the women Of Dub
lin on the 1st petitioned Premier Gladstone
for the Communication of the sentences of
McCaffrey and Kelly, condemned to death
for completely in the Phoenix Park MUIR
ders.
The French recently bombarded two ports
in Northwestern Madagascar, destroying
large amount of property belonging to
British and other residents.
IT was announced on the 1st that the Nj.
hilists had abandoned the system of terror
ism hitherto pursued by them in Russia,
and were said to be preparing for series
Of coup d'etat and revolts in various parts
Of the Empire.
CAPTAIN RIvIERE and fifteen marines,
captured recently by the Anamites at
Hanoi, suffered death by implement
THE defeat of French accommodating
party in Tonquin few days ago was fol-
lowed by the massacre on the succeeding
day of all the Frenchman who had been
captured.
MEXICAN advices of the LIST stated that
the Apaches, learning of General Crooks
advance, had left their ranches in the
mountains and were seeking security in the
interior of Sonora, near Narcorio. The
Mexican force was insufficient to inter-
cept them, and fears of an outbreak were
expressed.
| THE arrest of five members of the Repub-
lican Brotherhood occurred at Waterford,
Ireland, on the Sd, on a charge of being
connected with conspiracy to murder.
| A GREAT fete in honor of the coronation
of the Gear was given on the I'd in Petroff-
sky Park, near Moscow. 1t was estimated
that over one million persons were present.
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crowd
| INCENDIARY fires were started In eight
different parts of Toronto on the evening
of the Sd. Several tramps were arrested.
| THE execution of Thomas Caffrey, con-
victed of participation in the Phoenix Park
tragedy, took place in Kilmainham Jail,
Dublin, on the 3D. He was the fourth man
hanged for this crime.
ADvICEs from Great Britain state that
the favorable weather during the past few
days has materially improved the condi-
ton of the growing grain.
IT is believed in France that Count Won
Moltke's recent tour to Italy was under
taken for the purpose of determining the
best route for an invasion of Southern
France.
/ GREAT excitement prevailed among the
| Canadian officials on the 4th over report
that Fenians intended to blow up the Wei.
land Canal in retaliation for the execution
OF the Phoenix Park murderers. Sentries
were patrolling the canal.
The Irish agitators, Davitt, Healy and
Quinn, were on the 4th released from Xii.
mailman Jail, in Dublin, where they had
been confined for four months on account
of utterances considered by the British
Government to be seditious.
The Chinese Prime Minister, Ii Hung
Chang, who is also commander of troops
in the provinces adjacent to Tonquin, de.
clared on the 4th that unless France recog-
nized the rights of China in regard to An
nam, China was resolved to fight.
A RESOLUTION has been adopted by the
Ship Laborers' Society of Quebec that eight
hours shall hereafter constitute days
i work.
BRAZILIAN Customs authorities recently
seized consignment of petroleum jelly
from the United States upon its arrival at
Rio de Janeiro, on the superstition that it
was nitro-glycerine.
THE reward of the informers in the Pho.
nix Park murder trials is to be banishment.
James Carey objected, but the authorities
on the 4th imperatively required that he
should leave the country.