The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-04-25
Foreign Intelligence.

ADvICES of the 18th from Paris state that
the activity of the Irish Anarchists in
France continued undated. Fenian agents
in Paris during the past few days had re.
ceived $4,000 from America. Small pack.
ages Of dynamite had been recently for
warded from France to England.
AT Zacatecas, Mex, a mine caved in a
few days ago, killing forty miners.
In the seven days ended on the 18th two
hundred and fifty -seven deaths occurred
at Calcutta, India, from cholera, and over
one thousand persons were i'll with the
disease.
An encyclical letter was issued by Pope
Leo on the 18th denouncing secret socie-
ties. He attributed all the political
troubles of Italy to Masonic societies.
The reported Indian uprising at Battle,
ford, Northwest Territory, was on the 10Th
said to be without foundation, the aborig.
ines simply gathering there to talk about
their grievances, with the intention Of
sending delegates to Ottawa and Regina.
A PROTEST has been made by the Par.
nellite organ, United Ireland, against En-.
glish journals identifying the Parnellites
with the dynamiters, andisaid there were
five hundred Land -Leaguers in America
to every Invincible.
A DISPATCH Of the Doth from Cairo states
that Egyptian refugees to the number OF
$50 recently sailed from Shendy for Der.
Der, but the steamer ran aground, and the
Arabs massacred every one on board.
The victims included many women and
children.
AT Calcutta, India, the cholera con-
tinued to rage on the Goth, but so far no
reports of it's spread to other countries
had been made.
THE statement having been made that
leadership of the Irish National party,
that gentleman, in recent interview, em-
phatically denied the rumor.
TIE Madrid Government received adj,
vices from the Governor General of Cuba
on the Goth that .Aguero mad been sur.
rounded, and that there would be no more
trouble.
ON the 10Th the Canadian Parliament ad.
journed sine die.
A TREATY has been signed by M. De
Brazza with the most powerful sovereign
in Western Africa, by which all the right
bank of the Congo passes under the pro.
lection of France.
WHILE circus was exhibiting al
Vienna on the evening of the 21st the root
fell in, the lights we're extinguished, and
terrible panic ensued, which was increased
by an outbreak of fire. Five dead bodies
and one hundred wounded had been carried
from the ruins.
ADvIcEs of the 21st state that continued
outrages were being perpetrated on the
persons and property of American citi,
zens in Mexico. The costly and magnifi-
cent club and hotel buildings erected by
Jay Gould had been seized and appropri-
ated by the civil authorities of New
Laredo, and the sale of American news
papers had been stopped on the National
Railway trains.
THE leather firm of Cassils, Stimson g
Co., of Montreal, Can, failed recently for
S45O,OOO. and Simpson, Stuart & Co.,
grocers, of Hamilton, Ont, made an as.
signment for $1,000
CAIRO advices of the Dist state that the
refugees slaughtered near Shendy by the
Arabs numbered over two thousand. Part
of the victims were killed on board a
stranded steamer, but the greater number
were marching along the river bank. The
Egyptian soldiers had discarded their
arms and uniforms, in the hope of escape.