The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-19
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A FEW days ago CHILEAN force Of two
hundred and eighty men surprised band
of Monteneros, near Frias, killing one
hundred and fifty men and capturing
eighty horses. The Cnilians suffered nc
loss.
! SUPERINTENDENT MARTIN and seven 9th
er men were killed recently by boiler ex.
plosion at the Santa Rita mines, near Mat
amoras, Mex.
A MAN attempted to kill the President of
San Domingo, at Maybe, few days since,
but was shot dead by his intended victim.
A CAPTAIN of artillery at Matamoras,
Mex, recently killed his sweetheart and
then himself. Jealousy was the cause OF
the crime
! ON the 18th reward of f500 was offered
in England for the recovery of lad named
Willie Dickinson, who was stolen in Wis
consin two years ago and taken across the
Atlantic.
STORES and houses in Port au Prince
were pillaged and burned by Haytian
rebels a few days ago, who killed all who
resisted. Two Generals were among the
slain. The looters were finally driven out.
The resignation of the Spanish Cabinet
occurred on the 18th, on account of the
questions growing out of the demonstra.
tions of the Partisan mob against King
| Alfonso.
FREDERICK MANN, who slew the Cook
family, was hanged at L'Origenal, Can, on
| the 18th.
THE three hundred and ninety-frst an
niversary Of the discovery of America was
celebrated with great spirit in the opera
house at Madrid, Spain, on the 10Th, where
three hundred guests participated in ban
quet, and a statue of Columbus was IN
yelled.
SPAIN deeming the assurances and ex-
plantations of President Grevy sufficient,
notified it's foreign ambassadors on the 18th
that the Alfonso incident was at an end.
AN inundation on the 10Th in the Span
ish village of Laestrella wrecked sixteen
houses, and over forty persons were
killed.
The Boston geologist, Prof. William
Denton, lost his life in Java during the re.
cent volcanic eruptions.
By the arrest of four burglars at Montre.
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goods belonging to Hodgson, Summer &
Co. were recovered.
THROUGHOUT the Island of Hainan, off
the Chinese coast, placards were posted on
the 18th threatening Mandarins and for
eigners. Serious rioting had broken out.
IT was stated on the 18th by General Sir
Evelyn Wood that he could maintain or
der in Egypt with native troops, and this
statement determined the Gladstone Gov.
eminent to withdraw the English troops.
ADvICEs of the 18th from Hayti state
that half the city of Porte au Prince had
been destroyed by an incendiary fire,
started, it was supposed, by sympathizers
with the revolutionists. The city was
said to be entirely in the hands of the
mob, who were pillaging and numbering in
all quarters.
On the 10Th the Marquis of Lorne and
the Princess Louise left Ottawa for En-.
| gland.
A FALSE alarm of fire in Jewish syna.
gogue at Ziwonka, Russia, on the 10Th ere.
ated panic. and in the crush which fol.
others were injured.
The round-house of the Canadian Pacific
Road at Rat Portage, valued at 100000
was destroyed by fire few days ago.
IT was claimed on the 18th by DR.. Koch
one of the German scientists sent to Egypt
to investigate the epidemic, that cholera
originates from living organism, thread.
like in shape.
NEAR Aqua Calientes, on the Mexican
Central Road, two spans of bridge fell
with long construction train few days
ago, killing two engineers and three
Mexicans.