The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-10-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
| the Governor of Jalisco five thousand sol
diers to suppress outlaws operating in
| that State.
A LIVERPOOL detective arrested Hun.
garian on the 10Th who had just arrived
from Philadelphia, and found in his bag.
gage thirty small packages of dynamite.
A PASSENGER train on the Canada Soath
ern Road collided few days ago at TIL.
bury, Ont, with a construction train on a
curve. Engineer Cox was crushed to
death, and six other persons were injured.
ON the 18th Smith, the head Of the pat.
ent medicine firm of Smith, Bro. & Co., in
Montreal, was said to have absconded
across the border, leaving liabilities of
$4,000 and very little assets.
OFF Louisberg, N. S., the schooner
Charles Valentine, from Halifax, was
wrecked the other night, and the crew of
six men were supposed to have persisted.
ADvICES of the 10Th from Cairo stated
| that provisions were extremely scarce
throughout the whole country from Der.
Der to Khartoum, and from the River Nile
to the Dead Sea. Much suffering was
feared.
RAILWAY laborers and whisky sellers
were said to hold sway on the 18th in
Michipicoton, Canadian town on Lake
Superior, and were driving out the re-
spectacle population. They had broken
open the Jail and let the prisoners escape,
and had killed two constables. An armed
force was being organized at Sault Ste
Marie to overawe the rioters.
| AT Moscow recently one hundred uni
Yersity students broke the windows of a
newspaper Office, and were arrested. The
Chief of Police at st. Petersburg had or
| dered the proprietors of hotels and
restaurants to remove the portraits of the
Gear because of disrespect shown by the
public.
The death of Alexander M. Sullivan, one
of the founders of the home-rule movement
in Ireland and an ex-member of Parlia-
ment, occurred in Dublin on the 18th. at
the age of fifty -four years.
AN explosion of dynamite partially
wrecked the barracks at st. Etiernne,
France, on the 18th. Nine arrests were
made.
PARIS advices of the 18th stated that the
French had gained another victory in
Tonquin, and that $50 Chinese fell in the
engagement.
In the docks at Sunderland, Eng. forty
| ocean steamers were idle on the 18Th, and
most of the ship yards were closed. Sub.
scriptions were being made by the public
for the unemployed workmen.
THE execution of six officers of the Rus
sian army and two women for political of.
lenses occurred on the 18Th in the citadel
at st. Petersburg, in presence of the men,
bers of the Czar's Cabinet.
In Italy during the twenty-four hours
ended at nine p. M on the 18th there were
1865 new cases of cholera and 102 deaths,
sixtyfour new cases and thirty seven
deaths occurring in Naples.
Four children were alone a few days
ago in a farmhouse at st. Jacobin, Quebec,
when one of them placed a flask of powder
on the stove, and also threw some in the
fire. The explosion shattered the dwell
ing, and fatally injured three of the chill.
dren, but the other might recover.
THERE were 100 new cases of cholera
and 66 deaths in Italy during the twenty
four hours ended at nine p. m. on the
goth. These included SO new cases and
10 deaths at Naples and 10 new cases and
six deaths at Palermo.
ON the goth Arthur Orion, who was sent
to prison in England for personating the
heir to the Tichborne estates, was released
three days in advance of the expiration of
his term of fourteen years.
MADAME BoULET, the mother of six chill.
dren, has been sentenced to be hanged at
Montreal for the murder of Mrs. .Carbin by
poison.
A FIRE destroyed the German theater at
Moscow, few days ago, together with
seventy-six shops, causing loss Of 3,0O0,-
900 roubles.
AT Lauterbrunner, Switzerland, the
Grand Hotel was burned few days ago,
the loss being placed at 100000 francs.