The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-08-01
Foreign Intelligence.

FoRTY-EIGHT deaths from cholera oc-
. CURED at Marseilles during the twenty
four hours ended at nine O'Clock on the
evening of the oath and twenty-four at
Toulon. 1t was officially announced that
the epidemic at Marseilles and Toulon was
decreasing. The health of Paris was good.
Thirty-one deaths were reported at Aries
during two days.
A FEW days ago the Spanish steamer
Gijon collided with the English steamer
Laxham, and 1t was feared at London en-
the oath that 104 persons who abandoned
the sinking vessels and took to the boats
had been lost.
In Switzerland all meetings of the Sal.
walton Army have been prohibited.
THIRTY-EIGHT deaths from cholera oc-
Cured at Marseilles during the twenty
four hours ended at 8 p. m. on the 25th,
and thirteen at Toulon. At Mourillon,
near Toulon, fifty cares of cholera were re.
ported. While the disease was decreas.
ing in Toulon and Marseilles, it was in.
creasing in the surrounding villages. AT
Aries great distress prevailed, and the
town was rapidly becoming deserted.
Ten deaths were reported at Vintimiglia,
Italy.
EGYPT's Minister of Finance, acting un.
der instructions from England, demands
the immediate payment of arrears of
taxes, and agriculturists will be compelled
to sell their crops in the field at heavy
sacrifice.
MANY of the houses at Massowah, on the
Soudan coast, were destroyed on the 25th
by an earthquake. The inhabitants, panic
stricken, fled the city.
THIRTY-sIx deaths from cholera occurred
at Marseilles on the 9th, eleven at Toulon,
twelve at Aries and six at AK. The dis
ease had appeared at fourteen places in
France, and was carried to Spezzia, Italy,
| by workmen from the arsenal at Toulon.
| A FEW days ago a passenger steamer
capsized on the Volga, in Russia, and
| twenty persons were drowned.
1T has been agreed by China to pay
France an indemnity of 100000 francs
| for the Lang Sou affair, and the trouble
between the two countries has thus been
averted.
| ON the 26th the Greedy relief squadron
sailed from st. Johns for Portsmouth,
N. H.
BY request of the United States Govern
ment, two Americans who were recently
| arrested in Mexico for OBTAINING the PreSi.
dent have been set at liberty.
THERE were twenty-four deaths from
cholera at Marseilles, fourteen at Toulon
and six at Aries during the twenty -four
hours ended at nine p. m. on the 2Sth. Up
to date there had been eleven hundred
deaths from the disease at Marseilles.
ON the 2Sth Henry M. Stanley, the
African explorer, arrived at Portsmouth,
| Eng.
| ON the Central Railroad near Quereta-
70, Me2., recent collision killed two en-
! gineers, a fireman and five brakemen.
AT Marash, Asia Minor, disastrous fire
on the 2Sth destroyed one thousand shops,
two hundred houses, four hotels, three
mosques and the municipal palace.
The announcement is made in the Paris
lie Figaro that England's friendship ITO
ward France has ever been false, and adj
vises France to give up England. and
make an alliance with Germany, saying:
| "Gerluany was an honest enemy, and she
has been an honest ally"
| AN extra session of the Virginia Legis-
lature has been called by Governor Came
ron for August 10, on the petition of two.
| thirds of the members