The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-09-03
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

AT Cork County, Ireland attempts were
made on the 9th by the police and soldiers
to enforce evictions. Only one was ac-
complished, when the people attacked the
police and military with stones, and they
were forced to desist
LORD CHURCHILL gave notice in the Brit
ish House of Commons on the 9th that
the Government would propose the aboli-
ton of the secret-service fund, which
amounts to e10o00 yearly.
PREPARATIONS on the 2Sth were being
made at Sofia for the reception of Prince
Alexander. Thousands of peasants were
gathering there to welcome him. The
Russian Consul had left the city, and it
was thought the Cars government would
not maintain diplomatic relations with
Bulgaria under Alexanders rule. The
date of the executions of the ring-leaders
of the conspiracy in Sofa will not be an
nounced until the Prince has returned as
the verdict must be submitted to him.
On the 29th Mount Vesuvius was in a
state Of eruption, and the people living in
the vicinity had fled to the interior.
ADMIRAL WARD of the British navy, and
formerly for many years connected with
of Great Britain, has sent a letter to Su-
perintendent Kinball, of the Life Savings
Bureau in Washington, in which he says
that the American service shows by far
the most complete record of life-saving
work. The Spanish Government has
adopted the American gun used for throw
ing lines over wrecked vessels.
A TELEGRAM cable from Thomas Power
O'Connor stated that the tenant farmers
of Ireland were about to combine and pur-
chase the estates bodily, the price to be
fixed by the branches of the National
League.
The trial heats to decide who should be
the contestants in the international soul
ling sweepstakes took place in London on
the 3Oth ult. Neil Matterson, of Australia,
beat Wallace Ross; John Teemer, of Amer
lea, beat George J. Perkins, of England,
and William Beach, champion of the
world, beat G. W. Lee, of America
On reaching Sistova, on the morning of
the 30th ult., Prince Alexander was lifted
from his carriage to the shoulders of the
people ana borne to the Greek Church.
He arrived at Tirnova Monday evening
and issued manifesto urging the people
to unite in promoting the welfare of Bull
garia. He has received telegram of
congratulation from the King of Servia
Zankoff the revolutionary leader, was
attacked by mob at Sofia and nearly
killed
OK the Both ult. press dispatches were re.
ceived from the City of Mexico denying
that Mr.. Sedgwick, the American special
agent sent to investigate the Cutting case,
was treated with insolence at club ball.
1t was proposed to honor him with series
of dinners and receptions. He was confer
ring with Minister Jackson, and would next
proceed to chihuahua and Paso del Norte.
In the British House of Commons two
amendments to the Queens speech, con-
demning the annexation of Burmab, were
defeated on the night of the 30th ult.
A CIRCULAR was issued to the Governors
of various States Of Mexico on the BOT ult.
by President Diaz ordering aidetailed report
to the Department of Foreign Affairs in
the cases of aliens arrested for any cause
and that.the trials of such persons be strict
ly within the limits of the law.