Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-27

LONDON, July 26.-The house of COM
mons will on Monday discuss Sir Stafford
Northcote's motion for an address to the
queen, praying that she will decline to
recognize in any way the negotiation in
relation to the Suez canal, or any claim of
the company to such monopoly as would
exclude other undertakings designed for
opeuing water way between the Medit
terranean and Red seas.
ClLoNDoN, July 26.-Deaths by cholera
yesterday at Damietta 5, Tantah 2, Mehaila
%, Choban 6, Samanoud Z, Meholet Sc,
Seifseh 25, Mansurah u, Ghisch SO, and
Menzalah 5.
LONDON, July ga deputation of the
British Medical association and several
members CT parliament called to-day upon
President Chamberlain, of the board of
trade, and asked him to appoint commit
tee to consider the inadequate medical
sanitary management of the Atlantic
steamers. They commented strongly upon
the want of proper precautions on emil
grant vessels from which large annual
sacrifice of life resulted. They suggested
that ship owners be compelled to increase
the pay of ship surgeons, and that the
American government be requested to
contribute small sum toward the expenses
of vaccinating passengers on board of
vessels. Chamberlain replied that he in
tended to introduce in parliament in 1884
a bill dealing with the subjects mentioned
and amending the shipping act.
ALEXANDRIA, July 26.-The khedive re-
turned to the city from Cairo to-day, and
was received with much enthusiasm by the
populace. There were 422 deaths from
cholera in Cairo yesterday.
ROME, July 26.--Intelligence has reached
here from Berlin that Bismarck will con-
tinue to negotiate with the vatican for set
Element of the difference between it and
Prussia. Information has been received
at the vatican from New York that the
Catholic clergy of the United States will
follow the instructions of the pope in re-
gard to Parneil and his followers.
LONDON, July 26.-Two deaths from
cholera at Alexander, Egypt, yesterday.
Additional advices from Durham rela-
tive to the death of King Cetewayo at the
house of the insurgents state that all his
wives and many of his chiefs were killed.
VIENNA, July 26.-Count Kalnoky, Aus
tra-Hungarian minister of foreign affairs,
has had an audience with the emperor of
Germany. An interview between the en-
peror of Germany and the emperor of
Austria has been arranged to take place at
Isch the 18th of August.
BERLIN, July 26.-Herman & Co., Ieath-
er merchants, of Frankfort on Main, have
failed. Liabilities large.
DUBLIN, July, 26.-At a meeting here of
the Irish league, Harrington announced
that new election of the council will be
held as soon as possible. Meetings of the
four foundations of branches and to other
wise advance its interests will be held all
over the country.
PARIS, July 26.-The proposal to raise
loan of 22,0O0,0O0 francs, which was re-
jected yesterday by the Paris municipality
was government measure, and it was the
intention, if the measure passed, to expend
the money for sewers, water works, schools
and hospitals.
CORK, July ga report from Tukes-
comra states that in three months 1927 emf
grants were assisted at a cost of e35, 900, of
which $4,000 were received from the gov
eminent. The communication says it hopes
that state-aided emigration will be con-
tinued for some years, so as to thoroughly
relieve the congested districts. It says the
majority of the holdings vacated by the
emigrants have been consolidated with
those of neighboring tenants.