St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-14
FROM OVER THE OCEAN.
Khartoum Reported Fallen and
Gen. Gordon in the Hands
of the Rebels.
The Chinese Bombarded Out of Hong.
hoa, and the French Advance.
Thirty-Eight of Band of Forty-Two Cuban
Insurgents Killed.
EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.

CAIRO, April 13.-Communication with
Berber by land and water is cut.
The rebels raided the environs
LONDON, April 13.-Advices from Suakim
state that it Is rumored that Khartoum has
fallen and Gen. Gordon prisoner.
Earl Granville is preparing circular to
the powers, declaring that England is de-
sirious of renewing definite understanding
in regard to Egypt and of establishing future
relations on an international basis. The
concord between France and Prussia, says
Granville will not permit England to act in
contradiction to the protocol of disinterest-
edness signed at the conference of Con-
stantinople
FRANCE AND CHINA.
PARIS, April ia dispatch from Sontay,
April 18th, says that Gen. Negrier on We'd
nesday bombarded villages before Honghoa
The enemy forthwith began to evacuate the
town without resistance. The French will
enter Honghoa tomorrow.
Gen. Millot telegraphs, under date of the
9TH ''Honghoa was bombarded six hours.
The Chinese offered no resistance, but evac-
uated after setting fire to the town, which is
now in flames. Part of the Chinese fed to
Phulang, and part to Donwang and Then
hoa.n
La Li5erte publishes the conditions of peace
between France and China, which Patenotre,
the French minister, is charged to offer at
Pekin. 1t is stipulated that China shall ac-
cept limited French protectorate over Ton
quin. No demand for indemnity is men
toned.
LONDON, April 13.-Granville has received
petitions from the chambers of commerce of
Hong Kong and Shanghai against the threat
ened French seizure of Chiesan for indem-
nifty. Granville advised the French minister
at London of England's intention to adhere
to the Anglo-Chinese treaty Of 1916, securing
Chiesan against occupation.
Marquis Tseng has been summoned to
PelIin to confer with the supreme council.
1t is expected he will return to England.
THE DYNAMTERs.
LONDON, April 13.-Mrs. Egan states that
DAILY took the name of Denham, because he
intended to make his debut as a music hall
singer under that name. DAILY intended to
return to America at the end of April
Col. Majende, in his report on dynamite
attempts at London railway stations, says:
"There never was case requiring more
searching examination. A great crime was
planned, the results of which were escaped
by only slender chain of what it would be
profane to call accidents"
A dispatch from Paris says the belief in the
existence of group of foreign anarchists,
including Germans, connected with dynam-
tiers in England and Ireland is confirmed.
The Observer says: eff American law can
not reach the dynamiters it ought to be
altered. A demand to this effect might
fairly be addressed to the government at
Washington, as the main contention in favor
of the Alabama claims was that it is the duty
of every government to have such munich
pal law as will prevent injury to citizens of
friendly state"
PARIS, April 13.-On learning of the ar
rest of Patrick Fitzgerald, the Invincibles of
this city concluded that the papers found on
the prisoner would not implicate any Irish
men in Paris. They say he is not the ennis
sary of O'Donovan Rosa. Dynamiters in
Paris profess that they do not know him.
IN CUBA.
MADRID, April 19.-An official dispatch
from Cuba reports that band of forty-two
insurgents under Duran, who intended join
ng Agnero, were attacked by troops and
thirty-eight men were killed.