The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-06
Foreign Intelligence.

SEvENTY-THREE deaths from cholera
were reported at Damietta, Egypt, on the
26th. Fatal cases were also reported from
Mansurah and Port Said, and Europeans
were fleeing from Alexandria. A quaran-
tine against vessels from Egypt had been
ordered at all Turkish ports.
In London another cable company has
been formed to lay two submarine wires
between Great Britain and this country.
The new company has a capital Of E1 $780,
900.
On the 9th Walter Gardner, supposed
to be a cattle-dealer, suddenly left Toronto,
Ont, after victimizing the banks out Of
$4,000 by forged drafts on New York and
Chicago. vg.,f @
THE negotiations between Russia and the
Vatican have been concluded. Freedom in
matters of faith is conceded, but no inter-
ference by the church with questions OF
State will be tolerated.
AN attempt was made on the train from
Calais to Paris on the 18th to murder and
rob Rev. Mr.. Witchborne, an Englishman.
He was stabbed five times with a chisel,
and might not survive. The assailant, an
Englishman, was arrested after desperate
attempts TO escape. Jf8
The Irish Chief Secretary, ,Trevelyan,
denied in the British House of Commons
on the 2Sth that any paupers had been
shipped to America by the Government,
and said those sent by the Commissioners
had been supplied with funds. n
AT Berlin, Dresden and Cologne numer-
GUS arrests were made on the 18th, on ac-
count of conspiracy to betray secrets
relative to the army of Germany.
A PARTY of explorers left Melbourne,
Australia, on the 2Sth for New Guinea, for
the purpose of formally annexing the un-
occupied portion of the island to the Brit
ish Empire.
THE bill permitting marriage with de-
ceased wife's sister was rejected by the
British House of Commons on the 18th by
vote of 145 to 140.
THERE were one hundred and thirteen
deaths from cholera at Damietta, Egypt,
during the twenty-four hours ended on the
28th. Four deaths from the disease had
occurred on French ironclads at Port Said.
THE failure of r. III. Kilby, wholesale
!! hardware merchant at Montreal, for $780,
600, is announced.
ult. reported to be dying daily at Damiet-
ia, Egypt, of cholera, and the disease was
spreading to otherplaces.
A ROBBERY was committed recently at
Mexican camp by two Americans, who fed,
They were overtaken by Mexican bandit
named Bernal, who robbed and killed
| them.
THE Government soldiers in a recent
fight with revolutionists at Orrogo LEGO,
Mex, killed seven rebels and wounded
eleven, including Hernandez, the revolu-
tionary leader.
AT Winnipeg on the evening of the 29th
ult. fire extended to building contain-
| ing powder and coal oil, and the specta-
| torswere treated to a terrific explosion,
which injured ten persons seriously, one
of whom soon died. 81
LONDON advices state that for the twelve
hours ended on the morning of the LIST
there were one hundred and nineteen
deaths from cholera in Damietta, Egypt.
Most of the doctors had fed the city. The
plague had appeared at Samanoud, small
town fifty miles distant, on the Damietta
branch of the Nile. Four persons had
already died. The existence of cholera in
Cairo was officially denied. The sanitary
cordons, however, had been ordered to
shoot down all persons attempting to pass
through the lines.
A BOAT capsized few days ago off
Prince Edward Island, and one man and
five women were drowned. @
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