St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-16
EASTERN HEMISPHERE.
i've Hundred Chinese Prisoners Be-
headed in AMMAN by French
Auxiliaries.
Money Appropriated in Paris for the Case of
Persons Afflicted With
Cholera.
seven Lives Lost by the sinking of YES
sci i'm the English
Channel.
cAnrNe FOR TIE SICK.

yesterday, after heated debate, rejected by
a vote OF 50 TO IL, the proposal TO grant 5000
francs to the Bretenie asylum Tor old people,
where cholera has cheated serious ravages.
A resolution, however was adopted, "a to 90,
which spoke in depreciation of subsidies 10
monastaries, but appointed committee TO
see 10 it thalt all sufferers from cholera in such
institutions receive proper care. The coun-
ell likewise voted an appropriation of 80, 600
francs for the furthurance OF the adoption of
sanitrry measures in private houses. 1t is
now alleged that the outbreak at Bretenie
asylum was due to the stOppage of the sup
ply OF broken victuals, which has come about
through the prevailing anti-elerical fanati
cism. A nuu who has been faithfully at
tending patients at the asylum, succumbed
TO the deadly epidemic yesterday.
AFRAID OF CHOLERA.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-The Russian embassy
announces that quarantine of two DAYS will
be required at the Russian frontier in the
case of all persons arriving from the infected
counties. Many officials are paying visits TO
cholera hospitals. There was a sharp frost
last night sud this morning brought brilliant
sunshine. 1t is thought this weather will
nave good effect.
COLLISION At SEA
LONDON, Nov. 15.-It is believed that the
vessel in collision with the ship Henry VII
lard, Capt Perkins, from Portland, Oregon,
was the British ship Magdeberg The steamer
sank in the channel carrying down seven of
ner crew. All others on board landed at
Sslcombe.
CAPTURED BY THE FRENCH.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 15.-Certain European
firms here have kilograms from Annoy stating
that Tamsui hiss been captured by tine
French. The Chinese have the same news
rom sources which they consider perfectly
trustworthy
Five HUNDRED CHINESE BEHEADED.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Shanghai GORE
spondent of the Times telegrsphs he has
earned from European source, dated Haip-
hong, Oct 80, that snnamite auxilaries to
the French army beheaded 500 Chinese pris-
oners at KEEP. Bacle is not occupied By the
French. The French fortified KEEP. Dong
Tien and Kwang Yen at the northern edge
Of the lathe French will require large re-
endorsements to recommei e hOstilities. Sew
eral hundred soldiers are sick and had to be
left in transports durir the recent cam
paign. The loss Of French during the last
.ew weeks is 500 men.
THEY WON'T PURCHASE.
DUBLIN, Nov. 15.-Seyeral estates offered
for sale in this city at auction, by order of
Of land courts, remain unsold. Bids are few
and small.
DIscoRD N THE CHURCH.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-Monsiguor de Rende,
papal nuneio. had letter from the pope, in
which his holiness had occasion to express
his deep regret at the chronic attacks Of
l. UHirerS and other ultrsmontane Papers on
liberal Catholics, aud on the character Of the
late Bishop DGparloup. The pope asks the
nuncio 10 use every endeavor to end the dis
cord between the children of the church.
REFUSED AN EMBARGO.
CAIRO, Nov. I5.-The Egyptian govern
ment refused the French demand for an en-
barge on 100 Krupp cannon recently sold by
Egypt to private German firm. The French
demand is based on the suspicion that the
cannon were destined for China. Egypt de-
clares this ground insufficient, inasmuch as
no declaration of war has been made By
France against China
DIED OF CHOLERA.
PARIS, Nov. I5.-The total number OF deaths
from cholera in this city yesterday was fifty
six, forty of which being in the hospitals. In
twelve hours, ended at noon to-day, there
were twenty-nine deaths. There was one
death Of cholera at Nantes to-day.
INSTRUCTION EXPECTED.
LONDON, Nov. IA detachment of police
and military started for the Isle of Skye to-
day. A general insurrecton of crofters is
regarded imminent
THE MAAMTRAsNA CASE.
Timothy Harrington, NJ. P, for West
meath, is gathering additional evidence in
regard 10 the Maamtrasna murder case aud
trial. This evidence the Parnellite members
OF parliament have decided to submit to the
government, with the request that the inquiry
into the whole case may be conducted by
English lawyers.
GERLICK's LUCK.
BERLIN, Nov. 15.--Geriiek, at one time
German consul at st. Louis, has been elected
TO represent Bromberg in the reichstag.
DAILY CHOLERA RECORD.
PARIS, Nov 15.-The daily record o.
deaths from cholera since the outbreak of the
epidemic in this city is: First day l, second
Il, third 33, fourth 90, fifth 9S, sixth 50,
seventh 81, eighth as. Total for eight days
400.
PERKINS WINS
LONDON, Nov. 15-In the rowing match
to-day on the Thames, from Putney to North
lake, between Rubear ana Perkins, for e20O,
Perkins had FIVE seconds start and won the
race.
TWO LORD REcToRs.
Prof. Hustington has been elected lord
rector Of Glasgow university, aud Prof. Alex
ander Balm has been elected lord rector OF
Aberdeen university.
A HARMLESS LUSATIc.
Inquiry into the case of Rev. Mr.. Buel, the
American who escaped from the insane
asylum and paid visit to Lowell, the Amer