The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-11-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


LONDON advices of the 10Th via Shanghai
stated that a severe type of cholera was
spreading through the French squadron
under Admiral Courbet, now Dlockadins
Formosa.
IN Great Britain severe gales were re-
ported few days ago. Houses at various
places were destroyed, and along the coast
many vessels were wrecked.
MISS ANNIE MALLocH, residing at
Toronto, Ont, injured twelve years ago in
railway accident and p onounced by
physicians cripple for life, was recently
said to have been cured by weeks of
prayer.
In mine at Londonderry, N. S., the cage
fell distance of two hundred feet few
days ago, killing three men and fatally in
juring two others.
In Holland on the Goth the Liberals were
generally successful at the Parliamentary
esections by increased majorities.
YELLOW fever had broken out on the Goth
on the west coast of Mexico in most ma
ignant form. The city of Colima, 1, 400 feet
above the sea level, had not escaped. The
fever also ragged at Manzanillo.
In Toronto, Cam, advices were received
few days ago that the police sent to
Michipicoten were attacked by rioters,
Constables Dodds and Mills being killed
and Inspector Ward seriously wounded.
In the lower Seine region of France the
appearance of cholera on the Both ult. led
Italy to establish a quarantine against all
ports from Dieppe to Cherbourg inclusive.
THE dispatch of two cruisers and five
boats to China was ordered by the
French Government on the 31st ult. Italy
would soon send two war vessels to the
Congo region to conserve commercial in
| terests.
| AN offer was made by the Empress of
| China on the 31st ult. of one-half of her
jewels for the defense of her empire against
| the French invasion.
The discovery was made on the 31st ult.
that Scott, the tclork of the Merchants
Bank in Belleville, Ont, who disappeared
recently, stole an express package contain
ing $4,000.
ADvIoEs of the 1st from London stated
that the cholera was in it's last Pickering
state in the Mediterranean and was being
skillfully confined in Normandy to the
original seat. Much alarm has been caused
| by the report of an outbreak in Nantes, but
the doctors insisted that it was only ty-
phoid fever.
| On the evening of the LIST serious panic
occurred at the Star Theater in Glasgow,
Scotland, caused by cry4of fire. During
the rush Of the audience to escape from the
building sixteen people were killed and
twelve others were seriously injured.
TRINIDAD advices of the LIST state that Sc
rious coolie riots had occurred there. Many
| persons were killed before the uprising was
suppressed.
| A PREMATURE explosion Of .gunpowder at
Bedford Station, Ont, the other afternoon
killed John McCrimmon, and Alpheus
Brown had his jaw broken in two places,
his eyes put out and his hands fearfully
mangled.
In Porto Rico few days ago cyclone
destroyed thirty two honses and damaged
many business houses. No lives were lost.
On the Sd the towns of Myas and Ali
cante, in Spain, were inundated, which
greatly damaged property and caused the
loss of several lives.
AT Nantes, France, during the twenty
four hours ended at nine p. m. on the Sd
there were ten deaths from Cholera, and
| three deaths occnr'~-' n Can