St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-17
OLD WORLD NEWS.
China Refuses to Accede to the De-
mands OF France---War Inevitable.
News from the Cholera Infested District
Shows the Epidemic Increasing.

MADRID, July 16.--The French ambassador,
Brizillian, and other diplomats, with number
OF French officers, French consul general, and q
large party of friends, arrived at Zareng to-day
While the French ambassador was paying his re-
spects to Queen Isabella, the rest of the party
embarked on a French cutter for short sail
When they returned the Spanish officers refused
70 allow them to land, owing to the quarantine.
A scene occurred. Carbineers with loaded mus
kets threatened the cutter. The Brizillian min
lister and French consul expostulated and were
1nsulted. The cutter finally proceeded to Zanse-
oastian and landed the passengers. The French
and BRAZILIAN ministers teegraphed their COM
plants to the Spanish government.
VIENNA, July 16.-Phe police here have been
ordered to arrest all Mormon missionaries detect
ed in endeavoring to secure converts A war
rant was issued for the arrest Of Missionary Paul
Hammer, of Nevada
MARsEILLEs, July 16.-The Navigation com
pany's depot at Tonache is burned. Loss a
million francs
SHANGHAI, July 16.-The French minister at
Tien Tsein demanded the withdrawal OF Chinese
troops from the frontiers of Tonaun. and the
payment Of the indemnity asked by France This
demand was delivered to Tsung Ii Yamen, who
rejected it. The time allowed China by France
for compliance with the terms she offered, ex-
fNASS ouiJ - W al - apparently iucfltuOie.
BERLIN, July 16.-Comments of the German
press on the affair at the Hotel Contentinetal,
Paris, in which the German flag was torn down
and burned, has been moderate.
MARLEnLEs, July 16.-Twenty deaths from
cholera last night.
ToULoN, july 18.-Deaths from cholera last
night twenty-five, including the wife of Admiral
Fisquel. Municipal Counsellor Alizard was at
tackled by the disease last night and died this
morning. Rosseau, minister of the interior, and
Herisson. minister of commerce, have arrived.
They visited st. Mandrier
LONDON, July 16--The box of explosives dis
covered on the quay in the London custom house
is said TO have been taken from an American
vessel.
Gen. Merritt, American consul general, has APP
pointed physician to examine the vessels leav-
ing London for the United States, for the pur-
pose OF ascertainng their sanitary condition
MARsEILLEs, June 16.-There were eight
deaths from O'Clock this morning to noon.
CAIRO, June 16.-It is ascertalned beyond
| doubt that 10000 rebels are marching on Don
COLA.
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND, July ia large fire
occurred in the grain stores here, destroying an
immense quantity of corn and -four.
BURNLEY, ENG, July 16.-A meeting of the
striking operatives was held this forenoon They
decided to annul their agreement, and to accept
an advance Of five per cent in wages.
PARIS, July 16.-The official journal says Ferry
received reply from Bismarck to the communi-
cation in explanation Of the Hotel Continental
incident. Bismarck informed Ferry he was
| aware that before the German flag was torn
down the French flag had been insulted by a
German.
LONDON, July 1e.-An express train on the
Manchester g. Sheffield Railway was wrecked to-
day. Twenty persons were killed and many in
| jured.