St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-03
OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Dutch Succession Causing Some
Trouble Among the Powers.
The Egyptian Conference to Meet Again Next
a., Week-Ch0lera Cure.
BANKRUPTCY.

BANKRUPTCY.
LONDON, July I'm the proceedings In
bankruptcy against Alderman Hadley to-
day, the creditor whose money had been ad-
vanced for the promotion of the new Atlantic
cable, asked the court to quash the decree OF
bankruptcy, as Hadley would arrange to dis
charge his debts. The court adjourned to
enable Hadley to obtain the consent OF his
creditors.
THE DUTCH SUCCESSION.
LONDON, July at is reported that nego-
tiations are on foot between England and
France regarding the Dutch succession.
Gran vile favors Holland and Belgium being
united under the rule of King Leopold's
successor. Each country, however, having
a separate parliament and separate admins
tration, and allowing Germany to annex
Grand Duchy Gutenberg. France is not
disposed to sanction this scheme.
THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, July 2.-The EGYPTIAN confer
ence will meet again next week. The
financial assistants of the foreign delegates
are actively engaged examining the English
financial proposals, and the ambassadors are
comforting together. In the commons to-
day Labouchere gave notice that he intended
in view of the prospect that the lords would
reject the franchise bill, to askwhether Glad
stone would create a number on the radical
lstto overcome the adverse majority.
CHOLERA CURE.
LONDON, July 2.-Advices from Toulon
state that five cases of cholera were cured by
inhaling pure oxygen. The effect of this is
immediate and consists of restoring warmth
to the system and making the pulse normal
The Times, commenting on the cures, says:
Nervous persons may henceforth trust in
the existence of cure for cholera. The
academy of medicine ought to inquire into
the oxygen treatment.
ToNQUIN AFFAIRS.
PARIS, July 2.--There is general feeling
of surprise at the action of the government
regarding the affairs of Tonquin. Not
withstanding the cable communications with
that country it is thought matters there are
in graver condition than yet admitted.
GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT.
BERLIN, July 2.-The government have
given an English firm Of ship builders an
order for the largest torpedo boat ever
built.
MINISTER LowELL's PUBLIC DINNER.
LONDON, July 2.-Gcneral condition of
Minister Lowell improved but he decided to
give up the anticipated 4th of July dinner
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROME, July 2.-The guards at Vintimiglia,
Italian frontier, are opposing the refugees
from Marseilles from passing into Italy.
PARIS, July at is reported that France
demands 500 900, 900 francs of China, as in
demnity for violation of the Franco-Chinese
treaty at Langson.
LONDON, July 9.-On a plea of illness,
Churchill postponed his address to his sup
porters at Birmingham announced for to-
night. The quarrel between Northcote and
Churchill is becoming lively again.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 2.-Lord Dufferin
English ambassador, and NJ. Nelidotf, Rus
sian ambassador made precisely the same
suggestions to the Porte regarding the
boundary line between Turkey and Persia.
CAIRO, July 2.-The rumored resignation
of Webar Pasha, prime minister, is denied.
PARIS, July Gov. Saigon telegraphs no
epedimic there. Between last night and
ten this morning five clolera deaths in Tou
Ion Two deaths at Marseiles last night.
The reports Of cholera at Lyons are denied.
The sanitary condition of that city is excel
lent.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2.-The car has.
given 500, 900 for relief of the sufferers of.
inundated Poland.