The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-07-18
Foreign Intelligence.

ADvIcEs of the 10th from Assouan to
London confirmed the reported treachery
of the Mudir of Dongola. The Christians
there had been imprisoned and compe lied
to turn Mohammsdans.
In the House of Commons Lord Trevel.
yam, Chief Secretary for Ireland, said on
the 10th that the persons recently charged
with odious crimes in Dublin would be
prosecuted.
THERE were twenty-six deaths from
cholera reported on the 10th from Mar
settles and ten at Toulon. DIR. Koch was
of the opinion that the scourge was intro
duced by an English ship.
The Freemasons of Canada have elect
ed Hugh Murray, of Hamilton, as Grand
Master.
The Prince of Monaco's yacht was
wrecked recently at Carlscrona, Sweden.
The Prince was saved, but all the crew
were drowned.
By recent collision of freight and
passenger train near Bayeux, France,
forty persons were injured.
THERE were twenty-four deaths from
cholera at Marseilles and sixteen at Tou-
Ion during the twenty.four hours ended on
the evening of the 18th. One death from
the disease was reported at Paris. The
German Government had requested the
various Federal States to adept measures
for the prevention of the introduction Of
cholera into Germany, and Italian troops
were blockading the roads leading into
Italy.
A DEMAND was forwarded by France to
Pekin on the 18th for the payment of in
demnity, and gave one weeks time for an
answer. She had made full preparations
for an aggressive naval movement
IT is announced that the Mexican Gov
eminent has agreed to give bonus of fifty
dollars per head for imported Chinese.
The streets at Newry, Ireland, were
paraded by fifteen hundred British troops
on the 18th, who prevented any hostilities.
The Orange procession at Glasgow COM
prised fifteen thousand persons.
THERE were fifty-seven deaths from
cholera at Marseilles and thirty-six' at
Toulon during the twenty-four hours
ended at nine o'clock on the evening of the
18th.
On the 18th another effort was made to
kill the Emperor Francis Joseph, of
Austria. The rails over which his train
was to pass near Pola were removed, but
the deed was discovered in time to prevent
an accident.
AT Quebec on the 18th judicial decision
was rendered refusing the extradjtion of
John G. Emo, the .absconding New York
banker.
1T was reported on the 18th that Osman
Digma, the Egyptian rebel, had seized
Asis, a port on the Red Sea, six miles
south Of Suakim.
MISS Ross, daughter of p. S. Ross, Of
Montreal, and her cousin, Miss Barry, Of
Glasgow, Scotland, were drowned few
evenings ago while bathing in the river at
Valois, watering place about fourteen
miles from Montreal.
A FEW days ago q coal-oiI explosion at
West Winchester, Ont, caused fire which
resulted in 5000, 900 damage.
SIxTY-sIx deaths from cholera occurred
at Marseilles during the twenty -four hours
ended on the evening of the 18th and eleven
at Toulon. Three cases were reported at
Alexandria, Egypt, and two at Polteva,
Russia. Precautionary measures seemed
inadequate to prevent the spread of the
disease.
The sugar-cane in the State of Vera
Cruz, Mex, was being destroyed by grass
hoppers on the 14th, the greatest damage
being done in the vicinity of Cordoba.
& FLOODS in the Julia and Megra District,
in Persia, have destroyed the cotton croE.
AT Paris on the 14th the anniversary of
the destruction of the Bastile was cele.
DRAFTED. In front of the Continental Hotel
some Alsatian societies tore down Ger
man flags and smashed windows with
stnnas