St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-06
OLD WORLD NEWS.
Lord St. Leonard, Who Assaulted
Girl, is Liberated.
Stanley Coming to England-Cholera News
and Miscellany.
LORD ST. LEoNARDs LIBRTATED.

LORD ST. LEoNARDs LIBRTATED.
LONDON, July 5.-The judge to-day hber
ated Lord st. Leonards, the peer convicted
of having criminally assaulted servant girl.
The judge thought his lordship punished suf-
ficiently.
An Australian dispatch states to the as
sembly that Victoria expressed her approval
of the Australian federative scheme.
STANLEY SAILED FOR ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 5.-Dispatches from st.
Paul, De Leonda, west coast of Africa, mem
ton reports that Stanley sailed for England.
The commanders of the Portuguese war YES
sells assembled the Congo and annuled the
treaties Stanley had concluded with the
natives, which granted to the African Inter
national association sovereignty over the ter
ritory that had been declared neutral.
ANTI-JEwIsH RIOTERS
ST. PETERSBURG July 5.-The anti-Jewish
rioters, arrested some time ago at Novgorood,
will be court martialed, as the civil tribunal
refused to convict, owing to the prevalence
among the peasants Of the animosity against
the Jews.
THE FOURTH IN LONDON.
LONDON, July 5.-Newman Hall celebrated
yesterday, the thirtieth anniversary of his
pastorate at London He said the Fourth of
July was the birthday of his wife, his beauti-
full church and American independence.
Various speakers eulogized Halls efforts on
both sides of the Atlantic in favor of temper
ance and creation of mutual esteem be-
tween two English speaking worlds. Dr..
Hall, they agreed in saying, was man of
international sympathies.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
MARsEILLEs, July 5.-One death from
cholera last night.
VIENNA, July 5.-There was collision in
this city to-day, at the electoral meeting, be-
tween several Democrats and Anti-Semites.
The police had much difficulty in restoring
order.
PARIS, July 5.-Communists propose to
march to the Hotel De Vile July 14th bear
ing red flag inscribed in black letters with
the single word, "Amnesty.n
PARIS, July 5.-Li Fong Pao, Chinese min
lister, has had conference with Ferry. He
disavowed any hostile intention of China in
the affair at Langson, which he declared en-
tirely without Ii Hung Chang's knowledge.
LONDON, July 5.--The Times, in an account
of Bernhardt's appearance in Macbeth, says:
"Candor compels US to say a more made
quate, unsatisfactory performance of a
Shakespearian play never was seen in a Lon
don theatre. Richepin's translation is vulgar
and the melodrama not practical master
piece"
ToULoN, July 5.-Several deaths from
cholera here since yesterday. The oxygen
cure is unsatisfactory.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 5.-Owing to a
quarrel certain moderate nihilists have be-
come government informers.
LONDON, July 5.-The cabinet council
summoned to-day at Gladstone's residence
in the case of the Central News against the
Exchange Telegraph company, for wrongful
appropriation of news. Judgment was to-day
rendered for the defendants, with leave to
appeal.
PARIS, July 5.-The government has de-
cided to release Montcean and Lesmines,
the anarchists, but Prince Krapotkine and
Louise Michel will not be pardoned.