The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-22
Foreign Intelligence.

ON the l4Gn Inc brlGtSn Hafl1am0nG was
prerogued. The QueerSs speech announced
the resumption of diplomatic relations
with Mexico and the conclusion of an
agreement for treaty of commerce. The
claim was made that agrarian crime in
Ireland had diminished, and that there
had been a substantial improvement in the
condition Of the people of that country.
A GAS ENGINE exploded few days ago
in an envelope factory in London, setting
the building ON fire, and escape being cut
off, many women were injured by leaping
from windows. The loss was estimated at
$250,G0O.
THERE were twenty deaths frora cholera
at Marseilles, fifteen at Aries and two at
Toulon, during the twenty four hours end
ed at nine O'Clock p. m. on the 14th. The
epidemic seemed to be extending in the
small towns of Southern France, but was
dying out at Toulon and Marseillss.
ADvICEs of the 10Th from Hong Kong
state that China bad declared war against
France, and that the Chinese iron nlads at
Foo Chow were ready fer action.
1T is reported that the spring wheat crop
in Ontario will exceed last years yield 1O,-
500, 900 bushels. Corn in the Province is
not promising, and hay will be 100000
tons less than in 1883.
A DISPATCH Of the 18th from the City of
Mexico stated that several prominent csti-
zens had been arrested for conspiracy to
depose President Gonzales and assassinate
General Diaz.
NEAR st. Petersburg, Russia, three per-
sons recently died from the bite of flies
which had fed on cattle infected with the
rinderpest.
A FEW days ago Warren P. Sutton, Con-
sui General to Mexico, reported large
emigration across the Rio Grande, and
stated that $50, 100000 Of American capital
had been invested in railroads, ranches
| and mining in Northern Mexico within a
| few years.
In Aberdeen, Scotland, business was
suspended on the 10Th, to indulge in q
demonstration in favor of the Franchise
bill. At the head of the procession wsre
eighty citizens who participated in a stint
lar parade in 1882.
In the sculling race for the champion
| ship Of the world on the Paramatta River,
near Sydney, New South Wales, on the
| 10Th, Hanlan, the Canadian oarsman, was
beaten by William Beach, the Australian
champion. Hanlan was seven lengths be-
hind his competitor at the finish.
| WEARY of hearing complaints from cit
liens about the adu1teration of beer, the
Bavarian Government recently instituted
an Investigation, the result being that
three brewers were sent to prison and
thirty three were fined.
UP to the 18th sixteen deaths from vel
low fever had occurred at Hermozillo,
Mexico, and cases were reported at five
adjacent cities. The disease apparently
originated in germs remaining dormant
since last year.
/ THERE were sixteen deaths from cholera
| at Marseilles, nine at Toulon and five at
| Aries during the twenty-four hours ended
4 at nine p m. on the 18th. The disease
was said to be slowly spreading over
France and Italy.
AT DoInbrovitz, Russia, a mob on the
10Th plundered the dwellings in the Jew
ish quarter, and killed seven persons.
In Central Spain great plague of
.locusts was reported on the 18Th. In the
vicinity of Ciudad Real alone the loss to
crops was stated at 100000.
THERE were fourteen deaths from chol-
era at Marseilles during the twenty-four
hours ended at nine p. m. on the 18th,
seven at Toulon and numerous deaths at
various other points.
| ADvIcEs of the 18th state that in the re-
cent explosion at Kazan, Russia, about one
hundred persons were killed. The explo-
! sion was regarded as the work of Mill
lists, and the authorities feared repetition
of the outrages, as dynamite bombs had
been found at various places.