The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-10-17

IHE Russian aubhOf1tl6S nave closed the
University of Kief and one hundred and
sixty .eight of the students were arrested,
charged with being connected with the
Nihilists. hs
AT Harbor Grace, N. f., Orange disturb
ances were again developing on the 9th,
and the gates Of the convent were torn
down and flung into the sea- One River
head man was beaten almost to death by
Orangemen. FH ~ N
SOLDIERS Of the Cuban army have not
been paid for six months, and on the 9th
they were almost starving. In the inte-
riof towns Of the island they obtained food
by force. Y - &AgA@
| By the blowing up of the Hamilton Pow
der Mills at Cumminsyille, Ont, few
days ago four men were killed and two
| others were injured.
THE report was confirmed on the 9th of
the defeat of the Chinese by the French
under Colonel Dennier on the Loo Chuan
River, in Tonquin. The loss of the Ce-
lestials was stated to have been about
| 1,o00. ~
TWENTY-sEvEN persons were killed and
400 injured by the recent cyclone in
Catania, on the Island of Sicily. The
damage would amount to 100000 lire.
The winnings of Mr.. Hammond, the
owner of the English race-horse st. Gatien,
on the turf during the present racing sea-
son are estimated at $750,000. Mr. Ham
mond commenced life as stable boy.
AN explosion of fire-damp occurred re-
Gently in the mines at Ostran, in Moravia,
causing the death Of twenty persons.
AT a recent meeting of four thousand
unemployed men at Glasgow, Scotland,
resolutions were passed demanding assist
ance from the local authorities.
The steamer Europa while en- route a
few days ago to Malaga from Glasgow, was
run into in the River Clyde, near Greenock,
by the steamer Roseville and sunk. The
Captain and five of the crew were
drowned. s8ss1sa aas 49,
BR1GANDs attacked the Turkish mail a
few nights ago near Bagdad, and over
$500, 900 was secured. Three persons were
killed and several others were wounded
during the attack. ~
THERE were during the forty.eight
hours ended at nine p. m. on the 10Th
| 491 new cases of cholera and 254 deaths in
Italy, 40 of which occurred at Naples.
The Spanish Official Gazette announces the
| epidemic ended in Spain.
| ANOTHER earthquake visited Catania,
Sicily, on the 18th, thirty persons being
killed. Hga
ELEVEN scholars in the School Of Agri.
culture at Bordeaux, France, died recently
from the effects of eating mushrooms
gathered in wood near by. g
In the Province of Quebec, Cam, Thurs
day, November 6, has been appointed a
day of public thanksgiving.
THE sale of slaves has been officially
prohibited by the Egyptian Government
On the 18th attempts were made to de-
stroy the Parliament buildings at Quebec,
Can, by the use Of dynamite. Two ex-
! plosions occurred, but the damages were
! slight. There was no clue to the perpe-
traitors
A TERRIBLE typhoon visited the cities Of
Yokohama and Toxic, in Japan, a few
i days ago. In the latter place 5000 houses
were destroyed and the loss of life by sea
and land was appalling.
THERE were. 1875 new cases Of cholera in
Italy and SO deaths during the twenty
four hours ended at nine p. m. on the
18th. In Naples 81 ne W cases and 48 deaths
were reported
THE Celestials lost 1000 men, including
three Generals, in the recent engagement
between the Chinese and French at Keep,
in Tonquin. The French loss was seventy.
THR great political trial came to an end
at st. Petersburg on the, 18th, and all
army officers implicated in Nihilistic plots
/ u ~. IL. TT
/ Filippowa and woman named Wolken-
1 stein, g
A FEW afternoons ago James Horne and
James Cleary and their wives were re-
turning home to Halifax, N. s., in sail
boat, when they were upset of Georges
Islands and all were drowned.