The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-09
Foreign Intelligence.

The City Hall at londonderry, Ireland,
was seized by Orangemen on the LIST to
prevent the Lord Mayor Of Dublin from
making Nationalist spee@ therein. When
the procession escorting the Lord Mayor
to his hotel passed the building the Orange
men opened fire, and also threw states
from the roof and windows. One man was
killed and another man ard boy were
probably fatally shot. The police dis
persed a mob, and soldiers were parading
the streets.
In the Canadian Northwest twenty
thousand Indians have been so successful
in raising grain this season that the Gov
eminent will re&uce their fiourrations fifty
per cent.
THE announcement was made on the I'd
of the failure of Carver, Qerbyshire & Co.,
merchants, London and Manchester, for
10000, and Hollinshead, Tetley & Co.,
coin brokers at Liverpool, suspended with
liabilities Of $500,0
On the railroad between Brest and Paris
a recent collision resulted in one person
being killed and seventy-nine wounded.
PRoTowsKI, Polish actor, who was ar
rested at Dirschau, East Prussia, on the I'd
confessed that he was Nihilist who had
been selected by band Of sconspirators to
assassinate Prince Bismarck.
In Wylie &c Lochead's great warehouse
in Glasgow, Scotland, a fire broke out on
the Sd and spread with great rapidity CON
Stunning several business structures and in
volving a loss of $40 900. Many wound
ed persons were taken to the hospitals,
and it was feared several lives had been
lost ea
IT was reported on the Sd that Afghan
istan was in state of complete anarchy,
the exchequer without funds, the troops
demoralized, and the Ameer plaything in
the hands of the Ghilzais.
THE British Cabinet decided on the Sd
that war between France and China was
imminent, and Instructions looking to the
conser vative interests of Great Britain
were issued to all departments.
ADyICEs Of the 18th state that the Marquis
of Lansdowne, Governor-General of Can
ada, had received several letters threaten
ing his life. tI
AT Londonderry, Ireland, ARRAYS con-
tinued on the Sd between Orangeman and
Nationalists, one of the latter being
stabbed. Several hundred factory women
struck against a man whose political senti-
ments were obnoxious, and on parading
the streets they were stoned by mob
DEATHS from cholera to the number of
two hundred and forty occurred at Mecca,
Arabia, during the week ended on the Sd.
MEssRs. MOODY AND SANKEY began a
mission of six months on the 4th in Lon
don, in an iron chapel seating five thousand
persons.
The firm Of Draugnault & Co., bark
dealers of st. Hyacinthe, Quebec, failed
ON the Sd for 100000.
THE Princess Louise, the Marquis of
Lorne and Lord Coleridge arrived in Liv-
erpool on the 9th from the United States.
A coAL-sHED at st. Johns, N. f., fell a
few days ago and two laborers were
crushed to death and four others were Sc
riously wounded.
| FIVE deaths from cholera occurred at
Alexandra, Egypt, on the 4th.
| AT Crna Reka, Servia, four thousand
troops arrived ON the 9TH to suppress the
disorders. Fifteen hundred rebels, armed
with rifles, occupied a strong position.
In Lyons, France, Anarchists on the 9Th
exploded an internal machine in front OF
the house of wealthy merchant, damag-
ing the building greatly, but injuring no
one. A
A DISPATCH of the 9th announces the loss
Of the whaling schooner Louisa, Of New
Bedford, Mass, valued at $4,000, which
foundered in the Arctic, September %, by
colliding with ice, and six men persisted.
A FIRE recently destroyed the sheds at
tached to distillery at Walkerville, Can,
and three hundred cattle persisted in the
| flames.