The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-02
Foreign Intelligence.

O4GAfS IL
MANY Irish Americans have left Dublin for
the United States since Carey turned in
former.
Ex-SEcRETARY FORSTER stated in the Brit
ish House of Commons on the 22d thatrecent
developments increased the suspicion that the
Land League was connected with the out
RACES in Ireland, and that the latter had been
conniyed at by Parnell, who had now been
numasked. n
A TELEGRAM from the Porte to the Cover
nor of Tripoli instructs him to visit the
italian Consul personally and apologize for
the recent insult offered the latter.
A DENIAL is made by General McAdaris,
who is now Ia Paris, of the charge of con-
nection with the murder of Cayendish and
Burke.
The completely boycotting of the wife Of
Carey, the Irish informer, since the confes-
sion of her husband, is announced. Not one
Of her tenants has paid rent, and notices are
chalked on the door-steps warning persons
not to pay rent to the "cursed informer.'
IT was learned by the Dublin police on the
23d that all the agrarianl murders were ar
ranged by one org nization. Ten men were
soon to be arrested in the Dublin district,
and six OF the prisoners just committed for
trial were willing to become informers.
AT Matamoras, Mex, Louis Fernandez and
Carmen Lira, lovers, aged sixteen years, be-,
cause forbidden to marry, tied themselves
together and jumped into the Yara River a
few days ago and were drowned. The bodies
were recovered, and at the sight the girls
mother also jumped into the river and was
drowned.
A STEAMER was recently wrecked in the
Bosphorus, in Turkey, resulting in the drown
ing of twenty-five persons.
Mr.. PARNELL stated in the House of Com
mons on the 23d that he had been asked by
the Secretary to disclose the secrets of his
associates. He said he had nothing to defend
himself from, and asserted that, the present
officials in Ireland were unfit to administer
the Crimes act. ls5 lAEt~ lt- Jl+
On the Grand Trunk Railroad two freight
trains were wrecked few days ago between
New Castle and Newtonville, Ont, by the
mistake of train dispatcher, and one man
was fatally and two others seriously injured.
Property valued at $125, 900 was destroyed
LETTERS conveying threats to blow up the
Kremlin at Moscow, where it is proposed to
Russian officials.
A FIRE recently destroyed the Hampers
muehle Cotton Mills in Germany, in which
were II, 600 looas.
THE freight steamer Glamorgan, en- route
from Liverpool to Boston, was recently
wrecked in mid-ocean, and seven of the crew,
including the Captain, were lost Fifty-three
persons were rescued by the steamship Re
public, which arrived at New York on the
24th Na
On the 25th societies to destroy the rights
Of property and exterminate the middle
classes were discovered n Andalusia, Spain.
Belgian police had unearthed plot affecting
many European countries.
THE Catholic Church and parsonage at
Riviere du Loup, Quebec, valued at 100000,
were destroyed by fire the other day.
A PACKAGE addressed to Earl Spencer was
received recently at the post-ofice in Bally-
dehob, Ireland, which contained several
ounces of dynamite and fuse.
A FIRE recently destroyed the village of
Hillestad, Sweden.
Mr. PARNELL declared in the House of
Commons on the Goth that the power of ar
rest in Ireland was abused, the judges were
unfit to try political causes, freedom of speech
did not exist, and the Government could not
rule Ireland without the sympathy of the
people.
BRIDGET BULLEN seventy years old, resid-
ing near Port Hope, Ont, recently cut her
husbands throat, aged ninety, and then fired
their residence. The woman had been inn
prsoned.
IT is announced that nine Americans have
been imprisoned at Panama on suspicion of
taking $4,000 from the vault of the railroad
company.
A DAUGHTER was recently born to the Duke
and Duchess of Albany. HG
II is announced from st. Petersburgh that
plot to assassinate the Gar at his appr oach-
ing coronation in MOSCOW has been dis
covered
The suspension for six months is an
nounced of the Golos, of st. Petersburg, be-
cause of its mischievous tone in discussing
State institutions, and describing the inten-
tions Of the Government regarding the re-
forms which have taken place the last quarter
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