The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-07-25
Foreign Intelligence.


THERE arrived on the 18th at st. Pierre,
N. F., twelve fishermen who had been
picked up at the point Of death from hun
ger, having been four days and nights with
out food or water. Their Captain and an
other man had drifted out to sea.
CHINA, it was reported on tho 18th, was
preparing for war with France and was
taking measures for the protection of her
merchant marine.
TWENTY ONE deaths from cholera oc.
Cured in Marseilles on the Itch and four
teen at Toulon. In the former city the sit
uation was becoming more grave. The
heat was unbearable, and no wind stirring.
The epidemic was spreading, and the NOR
tality daily increasing.
THE discovery of plot to blow up the
palace at Warsaw during the Cars So
journ was made on the Itch, and Justice
named Barboyski was arrested for COM
plicity. An attempt was made to explode
with gunpowder the monument to Lord
Hubert at Salisbury, England.
OFF the coast of Newfoundland and
Labrador cod-fshing has been compare
tive failure thus far this season.
AT Alliston, Ont, Knight & Wilson's
foundry, machine shop and eight other
buildings were burned few days ago,
causing loss of 100000.
DURING fire the other day at Toronto.
Ont, one fireman was killed and several
others were seriously injured by the fall.
ing of a roof.
AT the cotton mills of William Parks &
Son, at st. John, N. B., work was sus-
pended on the 17th, and an extension was
asked on liabilities $225,0OO
CHINA advices of the 18th indicated that
the Chinese troops had been withdrawn
from the Tonquin frontier, as was de-
manded by France, This, it was thought.
would avert war between the two coun-
tries.
1T was stated on the 18th by General
Walker, United States Consul at Paris,
chat the city was unusually healthy.
There ha' 0een no cholera there as vet,
He promised to use every precaution to
prevent the introduction of the contagion
into the United States.
FIFTY-EIGHT deaths from cholera oc-
Cured at Marseilles during the twenty.
four hours ended at nine O'Clock on the
night of the 18th, and thirty at Toulon,
The plague had made its appearance at
Khars and other stations In Russia.
FIFTY .sEvEN persons died of cholera at
Marseilles and forty-six at Toulon during
the twenty-four hours ended at eight
o'clock on the evening of the Goth. Pa
tients to the number Of 40 were received
at the hospitals in the latter city. Two
deaths in Paris from the disease were re.
ported.
A soUALL struck four pleasure boats on
Lake Luzerne, near Geneva, Switzerland,
few days ago, capsizing them and drown.
ing ten persons, some of whom were
Americans.
SHANGHAI advices of the 18th stated that
there would be no fighting between the
French and Chinese.
THERE had been up to the Doth over a
hundred arrests at Warsaw, Russia, in con.
nection with plot to blow up the palace
during the Cars visit.
BoGUE, BRAULT & Co., Of Montreal.
wholesale dry-goods dealers, whose liabil.
tiles were estimated at $4,000 have made
an assignment.
The Warsaw police on the 21st seized q
half million rubles and a large amount
OF revolutionary proclamations. On the
persons of five men arrested in Moscow
were found bombs and dynamite.
AT Mapping, Eng, fire few DAYS
ago destroyed 100000 worth of dock
property.
SIXTY ONE deaths from cholera occurred
at Marseilles and TWEEN weight at Toulon
during the twentyfour hours ended at
nine O'Clock on the evening of the 21st
The disease was also spreading at Paris,
two deaths and eight new cases being re.
ported. The deaths at Aries averaged nine
daily. Two deaths from the scourge were
announced at Madrid, Spain. Provisions
were growing scarce at Toulon, and fears
of famine were expressed.