TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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AUSTRIAN DEFEAT. j OUTRAGES IiTDAHOMEY. "" • [sepiib's T_x_osA_ra to the pbess ' AGEtfOY.] BbbU-T, September -9. , Germany proposes that common action of the' Powers be taken, to make the Porto eieoute the treaty. England and Italy have consented, contingent upon the other contracting Powers also agreeing, London, September 10. The following is the score of the Australians v. the Gentlemen —First innings: A' Bannerman, nil; Spofforth, 16, bowled Steel; C. Bannerman, 21, off Appleby; Horan, 16 j Garrett, 8; Boyle, 6 j Allan, 3, all off Steel ; Bailey, 9; Gregory, 15, bowled Appleby; Blackham, off Ridley, 14; Murdoch, not out, 44; sundries, 5. Gentlemen —Thornton, 17; Xtyttelton, 35, bowled Garrett; Ridley, not out, 21; sundries, 8.
, There are 108,000 destitute people in the fever districts of the. United States. The deaths are increasing, and the fever is spreading. .- /■[.'. ,!.
There has been severe fighting at Los Biboes (?). The Austrians were* defeated with the loss of several hundred men, They returned to Zavalye.
A fourth of the British forces at Cyprus are sick with fever.
The European factories at Dahomey have been pillaged.
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Press, Volume XXX, Issue 4096, 12 September 1878, Page 2
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