The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-08
Foreign Intelligence.


CURED at Marseilles and three at Toulon
during the twenty -four hours ended at
nine p. m. on the 31st ult. In other towns
the disease was also reported to be abat-
ing.
DURING the month of July the customs
| duties at Montreal were 100000 more than
the corresponding month last year.
WHILE attempting to escape arrest Cen
eral Pinzon and nine soldiers were killed
few days ago by the revolutionary force.
at Guerrero, Mex.
| A HAVANA dispatch of the 1st chronicles
the death of the Governor General Of Porta
Rico from yellow fever.
OFF Portland, Eng, the British steamer
Britannia, from New York to London,
was wrecked a few days ago. The men,
bers of the crew were saved. The cargo,
consisting of $1,000 bushels of oats, 1900
bushels of wheat and go pounds of oil
cake was total loss.
On the dry plains in the vicinity of Chi
huahua, Mex, five large springs of water
have recently made their appearance, and
in the adjoining country there is a new
outflow sufficient to sustain herd of two
thousand cattle.
DYNAMITE to the amount of sixty-fivs
pounds was stolen from magazine near
Glasgow, Scotland. on the 1st. The
thieves were not known, and some alarm
prevailed.
| DURING the twenty-four hours ended at
nine O'Clock p. m. on the 1st there were
! twenty-six deaths from cholera at Mar
settles, eight at Aries, six at AK and two
at Toulon. The disease was reported at
twelve places in Italy.
THE Paris police on the 1st discovered a
mandatory of explosive bombs and ar
rested three persons found at work.
| In the twenty -four hours ended at nine
p. m. on the 81 sixteen deaths from cholera
occurred at Marseules and two at Toulon,
and deaths were reported at various places
in Italy. The ports of Brazil had been
| closed to vessels from all ports where chol-
era prevailed.
| Two THOUSAND persons of both sexes
| suspected of conspiring against the peace
of the Gar had up to the 81 been expelled
| from Germany.
| RECENTLY the Russian priesthood at
Jerusalem purchased the Mount of Olives,
with the graves of Malachi and Haggai.
| On an appeal by the Jews the Sultan an
nulled the sale of the burial places of the
| prophets.
TEEMER defeated Ross in the four-mile
boat race on the I'd at ST. John, N. B., by
length in 26:3215, beating Hanlan's and
the best record of 81 minutes Sc seconds.
| By a collision on the Thames the steamer
Dione, from London for Middlesbrough,
was sunk on the Sd, and seventeen persons
were drowned.
| DURING the twenty-four hours ended at
nine p. M on the 4th there were twenty
eight deaths from cholera at Marseilles
and four at Toulon. The fact that the
swallows and sparrows still keep away
from the cities named was held to be evil
dence of contaminated atmosphere.
In the Province of Bosnia, Austria,
severe shocks of earthquake were felt a
few days ago.
AT Grindstone Island, Ont, three little
children belonging to James Burgess were
crushed to death few days ago by the
falling of an embankment, near which the
little ones were playing on the shore.
Burgess is now childless.
THE Belle Star, British bark from
Queenstown to New York, came into col
lision on the b with the Richard Owen
of Cardiff, Wales, bound for st. Johns, N.
+. The latter was sunk and four of the
crew were drowned. The survivors were
landed at Queenstown.
AT Birmingham, Eng, reform demon.
| stration on the Alb attracted two hundred
thousand persons. The procession was in
nine divisions, and among those marching
were John Bright and Joseph Chamber.
| Lain.