The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-06

$50, 899 OFT, an increase of Sc. 49, 982 over the
product Of 1874, and the greatest yield ever
known. There was decrease in California,
Idaho, Utah and Washington Territory, and an
increase in the other districts. An aggregate
yield of 800, 900, 600 is anticipated for 1876.
Foreign.
From the Philippine Islands comes news OF
dreadful hurricane resulting in an appalling
destruction of life and property. Two hundred
and fifty lives were lost, and $500 dwellings
were destroyed. Many cattle persisted, and the
crops in all directions ruined.
The little unpleasantness between China and
Great Britain, growing out of the murder OF
some of the latter's subjects, has been settled
by negotiation, but the terms are very unsatis-
factory to the Mongolians, and war between
the two countries is not improbable.
Advices from India report that the British
troops have completely quelled the Malay in
surrection.
A Madrid dispatch reports that the Alton
sists have concentrated $4,000 men in Navarro
and Alava.
The French Assembly has passed, after an
exciting debate, a bill providing for continue
ance of the state of siege in the cities OF
Paris, Versailles. Lyons, and Marseilles.
Ex-Oueen Isabella strenuously insists upon
taking up her residence in Spain. The Minis
try, however, are violently opposed to it, and
serious split among the Royalists is threatened
in consequence.
The Kingdom of Portugal is making prepare
tons to be represented in proper manner al
our Centennial.
Certain German newspapers, taking the hor-
rible crime of Thomassen at Bremerhaven fol-
their text, have seen fit to descant unfavorably
upon American civilization, some of them hold
ing ND this exhibition of brutality as one of the
natural outgrowths of our form of government
American residents in Berlin, not willing tc
remain silent under such groundless aspersionf
of their national honor, held a meeting the
other day, and entered a solemn protest
against the unwarrantabe utterances of the
| German press, declaring that Thomassen'f
crime affects the honor of the human race, moi
that of any particular nationality.
A Berlin dispatch says the meeting of the
| American residents to protest against the com
ments of the German press on America has
thoroughly attained it's object The offending
journals have withdrawn their unfavorable re.
Elections.
The Spanish Government has confdentlallJ
declared to the other European powers it's firm
resolution of satisfying all just complaints Of
! the Cubans.
A Bremerhaven detective is now in Liverpool
engaged in search for accomplices of Thomas,
sen, the dynamite demon, and the suspicion
has been raised that the steamer City of Boston
which sailed from New York in January, 1870
and was nevermore heard of, was freighted
with an Internal machine which blew the vessel
to atoms in mid-ocean and left not plank MOI
survivor to tell the terrible story.
The British steamer Dante has been lost IN
st. Georges Channel. Twenty-three persons
lost their lives by the disaster.
It is rumored that Germany next proposes to
gobble up Belgium, and that the latter is not
opposed to being gobbled.
Heavy rains and damaging floods are reported
in the Moth of Scotland.
/ CASTELAR, is candidate for the Spanish Par
lament on platform embracing universal suf-
rage, free universities and separation OF the
Church and State, and rejecting any alliance
with the Federalsts.
A Vienna dispatch reports that the Archduke
Rudolphe, Prince Imperial of Austria, will be
crowned King of Hungary in July.