The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-08-31
Foreign Intelligence. !

| CHILEAN troops on the 23d surprised three
thousand Indians, who, upon the evacua.
ton of the place by the Chilians, intended
to sack Huaneay, in Peru, and in the con-
| iict four hundred of the aborigines were
killed, and four hundred others wounded.
The CHILEAN loss was small.
| A FEW days ago four thousand bales of
cotton were consumed by fire in the Liver
pool (Eng.) warehouses.
| BARNS and fences were blown down by
| hurricane in the Ottawa (Ont.) district
| the other night and crops were injured.
| In opening the Vorges Council General,
| in France, on the 23d Prime Minister Ferry
declared that the result of the recent cleo
tions was National demonstration in
favor of republic.
Count DE CHAMBoRD, the last of the old.
est branch of the large house of Bourbon,
descendants Of Louis XIV, and secretly
recognized as King by the Legitimist par
| ty of France, died on the 24th at his castle
near Vienna. He was born in Paris Sep.
TENDER 80, 1920.
A sCAFFoLD fell on the oath at the pal
ace of the King of Bavaria, at Lake Cheim,
killing twenty-three workmen and injur-
ing seventeen others.
AT Kossovo, Albania, the Arnauts were
on the oath numbering the Christians in
connived at the outrages. The Christians
were flying for their lives, and twenty
three villa ges had been deserted.
THE Parliament of Great Britain was
prorogued on the 25th. The Queens
speech recited the facts that she was at
| peace with all foreign powers; that she
felt great satisfaction in being able to re-
port an improvement in the condition of
Ireland; that the state of trade in the
British islands was sound, and that the
| agricultural depression in some districts
had been relieved.
OFF Eddystone light, in the English
1 Channel, the steamers Woodburn and ST.
German collided on the 265h. The former
vessel was sunk and eighteen lives were
lost.
In Havana thirty-two deaths from yellow
fever occurred during the week ended on
the 10Th.
FRENCH forces bombarded and captured
four land batteries at the mouth of Hue
River, in Tonquin, on the 25th, killing
seven hundred Anamites.
The Jews in Russia and Hungary are
constantly suffering terrible prosecutions.
In the recent riots at Ekaterinoslav, Rus
STA, twenty-eight lives were lost and three
hundred and forty-six houses torn down.
j At Egerszeg, Hungary, riot which lasted
three days ended ON the 9th. Twenty
soldiers were killed by the rioters, who re.
sisted the troops with muskets and fought
sturdily, their losses being considerable.
ONLY eighty-one deaths from cholera in
Egypt were reported on the Goth, includ.
ing seventeen at Alexandria.
THE failure of Richards, Power & Co..
English ship-owners, is reported, with liza.
biliites of G350,OOO.
UNDER the belief that they were afflicted
with Texas fever, steamer-load of cattle
which arrived at Liverpool from Montreal
on the 9th was promptly slaughtered.
| AT Mount Bridges, Ont, two children
of Thomas Frazer, aged three and five
years respectively, died few days age
from the effects of strychnine admins
tered by druggist instead of santonin.
IT was announced by the Mark Lane E1
press of the 9th that the wheat yield o.
England this year will be the smallest ever
known.