St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-07
ACROSS THE OCEAN.
Affairs i'll Egypt, Through EngIanFs
DO-NOthing Policy, Very Precari-
Gus and Hazardous.
The Confederation of the Prussian Empire
VIII Suffer no Further Cen
tralizatiOn.
The French Advancing in Tonquin, and
Want IL Large War Indemnity
From China.

LONDON, April 6.-''Jem'' Ward, an old
pugilist, died to-day in the licensed victual-
lers asylum
Emanuel Geibel, the celebrated German
poet, is dead, aged 6S years.
reported Agrarian rising at Oofa, Rus.
STA. and many conflicts, in which several
gen d'armes were killed or wounded.
Parnell gave a banquet last night to
Messrs. Redmond, members of parliament.
banquet was given in honor of Henry
George at the Criterion, London, last night.
Three hundred were present.
The crown prince, Frederick William, has
returned to Berlin.
BERLIN, April 6.-During latter years,
Gustav Richter, the deceased German paint
er, obtained $4,000 for each work he pro
duced.
The Bundisrath unanimously rejected the
proposal that responsible ministry be insti
tuted for the empire. The Bavarian delegatee
stated during the discussion that while Bava-
ria would always be ready to cooperate ac-
lively to promote the natural developments
on liberalization basis, she would firmly OPP
pose a further advance in the direction Of
Capitalization.
PARIS, April 6.-'Ely' Goddard and
Princess Ponitowshi, were married in the
Pierre church. The civil marriage took
place on Friday. Minister Morton and
Colonel Richie were witnesses for the bride,
and Counts FeZensac and Walewicle for the
bridegroom. There was large attendance
of the best families.
The RepubHque FTd1acaiSe in mentioning
report to the effect that Tseng has been re-
called insists that no satisfaction is possible
for France without the payment by China Of
war indemnity.
AdVices from Tonquin report an expedi-
ton to Hunghoa has started, and troops are
massed at SOntag. Gen. Delisles column
will operate on the left bank of the Black
river and Gen. Negrier's column on the
right bank. 1t is reported that LiOnvinloc
will command the defense, Hunghoa, where
there are assembled 1900 black flags, and
II, 900 Chinese troops Serious resistance is
expected there.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 6.-The United
States, Russian and German governments
have sent fresh and energetic note to the
porte protesting against the excessive dues
charged for the storage Of petroleum, and es-
pecially because of the fact that depots have
been introduced at Beyrout and other Syrian
ports, where still greater extortion is prac-
ticed.
QCEENSIOMNj april O.-lne steamship
Galia sailed to-day for New York, but put
back with the loss of blade of the propeller,
and returned to Liverpool.
BRUSSELS, April 6-The German crown
prince received ovation here. He was es-
corted to the railway station by the king Of
Belgium and by the German colony and
legation
CAIRO, April 6.-Nubar Pasha has re-
signed the presidency of the council of min.
listers and other offices he held. His resigna-
ton is due to discord with the English ofi-
Gals, and the absence of distinct declara-
ton on the part of the English government
during the debate on Thursday in the COM
mons OF the future policy in regard to Egypt.
Inc ofhclals and heads of every department
in Egypt threaten to resign Dis
content with the European res
ldents in Cairo and Alexandria
Is intense. The uncertainty of England's
pohcy In regard, both in Egyptian financial
affairs and the Soudan question, is paralizing
commerce. The English Egyptian officers are
quarrelling English, and referring every
dispute to London. 1t is doubtful whether
successor to Nubar Pasha will be found.
The roads beyond Berber are blocked
being occupied by the rebels. 1t is impossi=
bic to forward kilograms to Khartoum This
tribes between Shendy and Khartoum ara in
open rebellion, and in constant communiea
ton with the Bicharichs, who are momen,
tarily expected to revolt 1t is feared thaS
Berber and Dongola will be invested in a
shot time. Nothin was heard from Gen.
Gordon for fortnight.