The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-19
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

CITIZENS of Ottawa, Canada, have signed
a memorial to the new President of the
United States asking that Colonel Robbins,
the present United States Consul, be re.
tanned in Office under the new regime.
OFF st. Mary's, N. F., a schooner found.
cred recently, and all on board persisted.
The arrest of twelve Nihilists occurred at
St. Petersburg on the 18th. They were
holding meeting in restaurant under
the guise of a ball. Important documents
fell into the hands of the police.
In Paris twenty -one deaths from cholera
occurred during the seven days ending on
the 18th.
In Macedonia Turkish atrocities were in
creasing on the 18th. Two hundred Chris
tians had been murdered within the last
few weeks and three villages burned. Kid
mapping was common, and the inhabitants
were afraid to leave their houses.
! AT st. GATHERINGS, Ont, Neil McKeague
was sentenced on the 18th to six months
| Imprisonment at hard labor for assaulting
Nine. de la We're, clairvoyant.
/ OPERATIVES to the number of $50 recent-
ly left Nottingham, Eng, to take places al
ready secured in hosiery mills in the
| United States.
ADvICEs Of the 18th to the Secretary of
the Navy from Nagasaki stated that rev.
olution had broken out in Corea.
CAPTAIN DUDLEY and his mate, Stephens,
of the wrecked yacht Mignonette, who
killed the boy Parker in the boat to keep
| themselves alive, have had their sentences
committed in London from hanging to six
months imprisonment.
GEORGE E. WINGATE, of Toronto, Can,
who embezzled $4,000 from the North
British Canadian Investment Company,
was arrested recently at New Orleans, and
| $1,000 of the money recovered.
1T was reported on the 18th that immi-
grafton to Canada was decreasing, expen-
ditures were increasing, and the revenues
of the Dominion were falling off.
| THE yield of cereals in France, accord
| ing to the report of the Tariff Committee
of the French Chamber of Deputies, has
steadily increased during the last thirty
years, and the average per hectare is equal
to the average yield in this country.
On the evening of the 18th London was
badly frightened by mysterious explo-
sion beneath one of the Thames bridges.
There was no harm done.
Two MONTHS ago an Italian steamer
sailed from Genoa with enigrants for
! South America. In consequence of an OUT
break of cholera on board, followed by
twenty deaths, she was not permitted to
land on this side of the Atlantic, and on
the 18th put into Gibraltar for provisions
and coal.
In gas-pipe in a Montreal mansion a
| few days ago leakage was followed by
an explosion which injured three servants
probably fatally and nearly wrecked the
building.
| A HEAVY wind blew down the first span
of the new bridge being erected cross the
River Yamaska, at st. Hyacinthe, Que
bee, the other day, and three men were
killed and fifteen others seriously injured.
| THE grant for Catholic Theological Col
| leges has been abolished by the French
Chamber of Deputies. The grant was sup
ported by the Government.
| In Trinity Bay, n. f., the schooner
Turtle capsized on the 18th, and mon in the
| hunks went down with the boat.
| IRoN-woRKERs to the number Of four
thousand have recently been thrown out Of
employment at Milan, Italy, owing to the
excessive dullness of the iron trade.