The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-07
Foreign Intelligence.

A LARGE quantity Of explosives were
found by the London police on the 18th
ult. under the Charing Cross Railway
station, and a clerk discovered in the
cloak-room box containing dynamite. A
statement was made in the House of Com
mons that an Internal machine Of Ameri-
can manufacture had been found at the
Paddington Railway station. Great ex-
element prevailed.
TRAINS were delayed and abandoned in
Ontario on the 2Sth ult. owing to the Sc
verify of snow-storm, and in Nova
Scotia, also, storm ragged fiercely.
BEFORE special Parliamentary COM
mittee at Ottawa few days ago, John
Lowe, Secretary of the Canadian Depart
ment of Agriculture, swore that the statis-
tics issued from Washington as to the i'm
migration to the United States from Cana
da were incorrect, and that American Gus
tom officers had been instructed to fraudu-
lently augment the number of persons
leaving the Dominion.
IT has been decided by the Gear of Rus
STA to convene council, composed of rep
resentatives of the ruling classes, to con-
slider whether powerful Nihilistic party
really exists, and how to crush it out or
satisfy it's wants.
A REPORT was made by the United States
Consul at Birmingham on the 2Sth ult. that
the foot-and-mouth disease in cattle existed
in nearly every county in England. In
structions would be sent to American Con-
suls in Great Britain to certify no invoices
of cattle until they had been found sound
by veterinary surgeons.
IT was stated on the 28th ult. by mem
Der of the. British Parliament that two
murders and sixteen suicides had oc.
Cured at Monte Carlo since the year
opened, and that the local newspapers
were paid to suppress the details.
In introducing a franchise bill in the
House of Commons the other day Mr..
Gladstone expressed the opinion that the
United States recovered so rapidly from
the late civil war because every capable
citizen had vote.
The British Government on the 10Th ult
cabled orders to the English detectives in
New York to inquire into the character
and antecedents of all persons sailing from
since February 1.
A cABLEGRAM of the Goth ult. from Glas-
gov announced the failure of Martin Tur-
ner & Co., engaged in the East India trade,
with liabilities of 100000.
In the British House of Commons on the
Doth ult. the Irish Parnellites denounced
the dynamite conspirators, who, they de-
clared, had their headquarters in the
United States.
ON the LIST black bag, made of Ameri
can cloth, containing forty-five packages
of dynamite, was found in the cloak-ro ON
of the Ludgate Hill Station in London.
In a battle near Trinkitat on the LIST
General Graham repulsed the Egyptian
rebels, killing one thousand of them and
capturing some guns. The British loss
was placed at twenty-four killed and one
hundred aud twenty-four wounded. Gen.
eral Graham advanced to Tokar, when the
rebels fled to the mountains
In regard to the campaign in Egypt Sir
Wilfred Lawson stated in the British
House of Commons on the Sd that the Gov
eminent was guilty of cowardice and
butchery.
MUCH damage was caused in Eastern
Canada by the recent snow-storm. Many
houses along the st. Lawrence River were
almost buried in snow and the occupants
made their exit through the attic window
A SERIOUS financial panic was reported
on the Sd at Pekin, China, and many banks
and merchants had failed.
On the Sd reward of $1,000 was offered
for the detection of the authors of the re-
cent dynamite explosion in London.