Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-23
THE OLD WORLD.
THE SECRET TREATY BETWEEN
BRITAIN IND CHENA.
Overtnres by Germany to the Vat1saR-Ths
Embargo to be Again Placed by France
on American Sailed Meats-The Sentence
of the French Anarchists
SECRET TREATY BRTwEBN ENGLAND ANr
CHINA.

SECRET TREATY BRTwEBN ENGLAND AND
CHINA.
Co1oGNs, Dec. 22.-The Gazeste's Paris
dispatch says: During the recent visit to
England of Marquis Tseng he concluded
secret treaty with England,i the conditions
of which are as fellows: First-England
engages, after the taking of Sontay, to
offer mediation with France. Second
China declares the furthest concession she
will make is division OF Tonquin and
REIMBURSEMENT of tho suzerainty of An
nam. Baonlph must remain Chinese.
engages the mediation on
the basis of the above conditions. Fourth
If by England's mediation a treaty in
accordance with the desires of China Is eff
fected, China undertakes within six months
of the signing of the treaty to cede the
island of Hainan to England.
ooNoILIATING TIKI VATICAN.
BERLIN, Dee. 22.-General Won Thiele,
commander of the eighth arEo corps, has
been placed on the retired list. Gen Non
Loe, the Catholic who accompanied the
crown prince to SPAN and ItaI, is ap-
pointed his successor. The appointment
Is regarded as further step in the Ger
man policy of Cancellation with the vatican.
SAFELY LANDED.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Several more of the
crew of the Saint Augustine, burned Sun
day in the Bay of Biscay, have landed at
Dover.
THANKS TO THE TROOPS.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-The government has
telegraphed to Admiral Courbet to ex-
press TO the troops the satisfaction of
France with their brave conduct at Sontay.
ANARCHISTS SENTENCED.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-The Anarchists arrested
for advertising and promoting meeting
at Bourse on the 7th inst. :, and for manu-
featuring explosives have been sentenced
to imprisonment of one week to six
monshs. When judgment was pronounced
several present shouted: give Anarehie.''
THE IMPORTATION OF sALrED MEATS PRO
HIBITED.
PARIS, Dec. 22.-The chamber of depu-
ties debated Bert's Interpolation concern
ing the withdrawal of ths prohibition
against the importation of American
sailed meats. Bert demanded the with
drawal be postponed until the special bill
on the subject be discussed. Herrisson,
minister of commerce, opposed the motion
on the ground that the withdrawal re-
sponded to the demands of interested per-
sons. Experience showed that no case of
trichinosis had occurred during the time
the free importation of pork was prevent
ed. The adoption of the order of day,
pure and simple, was dema nded by the
government, but it was rejected by 237 to
200. The order of the day was proposed
by Bert, and carried, $50 to POI. Herrisson
afterwards declared in the lobby that he
accepted the vote, the result of which
would be the withdrawal of the decree
permitting the importation of sailed
meats.
NO VzEDIOF IN TEE CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Coax, Dec. 22.-In the Mayo conspiracy
trial the prisoners counsel contented
there was no evidence to corroborate the
testimony of Coleman, the informer.
OBrien, for the crown, argued, even if the
informer's evidence was excluded, docu-
mentary proof sustained the prosecution.
Judge johnson, in summing up, spoke
over three hours. The jury after deliber-
ating forty minutes, returned, and an
nounced they could not agree on YER
dict, and were not likely to agree for some
time. After celebrating for five hours the
jury returned to court, and the foreman
stated they failed to find verdict. The
Jury was then DISCHARGED,