The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-02
Foreign Intelligence.

Foreign Intelligence.
AT LIE Creuzot, large town two-thirds
of the way between Paris and Geneva,
four foundrymen were accidentally killed
few days ago.
In Alexandria cholera was reported on
the 18th as again epidemic, nine deaths
having occurred in that city. The in
habitants were greatly alarmed.
THE arrest was reported on the 18th Of a
large number of Socialists who had been
industriously propagating their doctrines
in the region of the Ural Mountains, in
Russia.
MAzATLAN Mex advices of the 25tf re-
port that since the outbreak of yellow
fever in that city five thousand persona
have died from the disease. It was be.
lieved that the plague was at an end.
MARIA GUADALUPE ARLLA, Of San
Andres, Rio del Chihuahua, to punish her
niece, aged six years, burned the child's
hand off few days ago.
DURING the season closed on the 26th
the number of Americans who registered
in Europe was 10000.
CHOLERA had reappeared In Fayroom,
Egypt, on the west side of the Nile, and at
Zifteh, on the Goth.
SEVENTEEN Socialists recently on trial
at Olmutz, Moravia, charged with high
treason, have been acquitted.
THE safety Of the Marquis Of Lansdowne,
in Canada, was considered precarious on
the 9th, because of his close association late
ly in Ireland with Lord RossInore and the
Duke of Abercorn, who stirred up Orange
animosity to the National programme.
A PASSENGER and freight train on the
Grand Junction Road collided near Fox
boro, Ont, a few days since, injuring three
persons fatally and many others slightly.
Property worth $4,000 was destroyed.
In Alexandria, Egypt, twelve deaths
| from cholera occurred on the 9th, and at
! Cairo the plague had also reappeared.
Great alarm prevailed.
TRADE dollars in large quantities having
been imported into Germany from the
United States for sale at their face value,
the newspapers of that country are warn
ing emigrants against them.
THE Marquis of Lorne and the Princess
Louise left Canada on the 27th on the Sar-
| ly cheered while driving to the wharf, and
as the vessel left her mornings royal sa-
Lutte was fired.
EARTHQUAKE shocks of great severity
were felt in the vicinity of Smyrna, Asia
Minor, on the 28th. At a place called
| Vourla 169 persons were seriously and
sixty-one slightly injured.
A DETACHMENT of Egyptian troops while
passing through the Sineat defle on the
Nubian frontier on the Goth ult. was at
tackled and routed by horde of savage
hill tribes, who poured down from the
narrow passes in small bodies andcaptured
and Slaughtered $50 of the Egyptians.
AT Alexandria, Egypt, six deaths from
cholera occurred on the 18th ult., and the
disease had broken out at Mesa.
AN order was issued on the 10Th ult to
put several iron-clads in readiness to rein.
force the French squadron in Chinese
waters, in view of the possibility of wal
| between France and China.
i AT the opening of the International
Labor Conference in Paris on the Goth ult
Henry Broadhurst, M. P, was chosen
President.
DUBLIN advices of the 10Th ult. state that
the English Government was seriously con
sidering plans for the wholesale shipment
of the Irish people to Canada, with the ad,
vice and consent of the Dominion authori
ties. The Freenadn'S Journal sounded the
note of alarm, warning all Irishmen to be
ware of the scheme.
CoNsTANTINoPLE advices of the 10Th ult
state that the loss of life by the receni
earthquakes in Asia Minor and along tht
coast of Greece will probably exceed two
thousand in number. Some of the town:
were entirely depopulated, and from
scores of hamlets came similar reports.
AMONG the soldiers in the garrison al
Crate. the capital city of Styria, small
I pox had broken out on the Goth ult., and
was gradually increasing in virulence.
A DISPATCH of the 10Th ult. from Athens
Greece, states that an overflow of the Sa
lembria, in Thessaly, result ed in great rnir
and the loss of many livess Larissa ant
adjacent villages were surrounded by
water.