The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12
Foreign Intelligence.

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In Newfoundland waters schooner cap.
sized a few days ago, and of the seven per-
sons on board not one was saved.
THE arrest of sixty-four persons sus-
pected of plotting against the Gear oc-
Cured at Warsaw on the 55h. A number
of women were included. The police had
ordered all warehouses, shops and taverns
closed at nine each night during the Cars
visit. Each police agent was charged to
watch five houses.
A GREAT demonstration in favor of the
Franchise bill took place at Glasgow, Scot
land, the other day, the procession being
ten miles long.
Four deaths from cholera occurred at
Marseilles during the twenty-four hours
ended at nine p. m. on the 7th. At Novel
da, Spain, there were six fresh cases and
five deaths in the same period. At Naples,
Italy, 348 new cases and III deaths were
reported. ... ttt .,.,-I..,yl
/ IT is. reported that Austria is about to
send some war vessels around the world
in the hope they may promote Austrian
commercial interests.
In anticipation Of a French invasion
| China called 25,000men on the 9th to defend
Pekin. A grant of 100000 francs had
been made by the Secretary of War.
THERE were two additional disasters re-
ported on the 8th by the recent storm on
the Newfoundland coast. Both were
schooners, and were lost with all hands.
DURING the twenty-four hours ended at
nine p. m. on the Sth two deaths from
cholera occurred at Marseilles and twelve
at other points in France. In Italy there
were All new cases and 1871 deaths, 154 of
the latter occurring at Naples.
| A FOUL was claimed by Hanlan, the
Canadian oarsman, who was defeated in
the Paramatta River, near Sydney, by
Beach, the Australian, but the claim was
disallowed by the judges. -
| On the Sth the whole coast of Newfound.
land and Labrador was said to be unsafe
for vessels on account of icebergs. The
steamer Plover saw 253 in one days trav-
ell At Labrador a great famine was
threatened owing to the failure of the cod
fishery, and already eight hundred fami-
lies are Sald TO DE starving.
FIFTY-THoUsAND troops were reviewed
by the Gar of Russia at Warsaw on the
sth. The city was brilliantly illuminated
at night. TTNE NE78E@
A STATEMENT was made in the Pail Mall
Gazette on the Sth that China had declared
war against France The declaration
takes the form of a manifesto by the En-.
peror to his subjects, calling on them to
repel the foreign foe.gona I}nG III
In France this year the wheat crop will
amount to about 31e,ooG0oo bushels, which
is an increase over last year of 100000
bushels.l suoFaaG G vi baln9 So 2lao nt
.tae9yli talai LATER. ss2}se a3
aADvICEs or the 9th from Maine state that
Governor ROBBIE, the Republican candi-
date, would have; a plurality of Ii, 000., All
the ft.r Republican congressman were
elected. All the Senatorsselectiare Repub-
licans, and the lower branch of the Legis-
lature win stand III Republicans to q34
Democrats. Every county;in the State
went Republican. The majority for the
Prohibitory amendment would be about
$1,000 = sae>vt
In New. York City on the 9th twenty
one persons and a large number of horses
were Frustrated by the heat, the mercury
ranging from So to 100 degrees in the shade
at four O'Clock in the afternoon. $40 @d,
The Sentinel people gave notice to Mr..
Blaine's counsel at Indianapolis on the
9th that they would begin taking .deposi-
tions in the libel suit in Kentucky on Sep
TENDER %. They named four towns. and
the witnesses to DO examine i! lasH
The American Scientists, in session at
Philadelphia on the 9th, elected H. A.
Newton, of Yale, President sag .re
EXTENSIVE forest fires were raging on
the 9Th in the northern part of Clinton
County, MY. Hundreds of acres of
growing grain had been destroyed: In
some sections the fires were approaching
settlements, and the, greatest fears for
their safety were entertained. Al
FORTY, THOUSAND people attended the
funeral of the late Secretary Folger on the
9th at Geneva, NY. President Arthur,
Secretaries Teller, Frelinghuysen and
Chandler and Postmaster General Gresh-
am were present. The ceremonies were
very impressive ~
MISS VICTORIA MoRos1N1 created a sen.
sation at Yonkers, NJ Y.,ons the 9th by
clipping With Ernest J. Shilling, her ia
theirs coachman. Miss Victoria is the
daughter of G. p Morosini,, the mill ionaire
partner in Jay Gou1d,s brokerage firm.
The People Of Arkansas City recently
lynchedl Matt Ors6n on suspicion Of Set
ting incendiary fres.al sa.stea
In France no deaths from cholera were
reported during the twenty-four hours
ended on the 9th, but in Italy the scourge
was spreading rapidly, in Naples alone
there being eight hundred new cases and
three hundred deaths, and scenes OF
misery and wretchedness of the most pit
liable character were occurring on every
side.
THE Republicans of Missouri met in
State Convention at Jefferson City on the
9th and nominated Nicholas Ford, OF
Buchanan County, for Governor. A plat
form was adopted indorsing President
Arthur's administration and the action Of
the Chicago Convention, and indicting the
Democracy of Missouri for ignoring the
Union element of the State when the Re-
publican party had removed every dis
ability growing out of the rebel ion.