Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-07
FOREIGN.

THE cholera is spreading into Spain
THE fact of the serious illness of
President Grovy has caused a decline
in French rents.
A French Chamber of Deputies Sat
urday passed the divorce bin as amend
ed by the Senate.
SUNDAY there were thirty-six deaths
from cholera at Marseilles, eleven at
Toulon, and thirteen at Aries.
THE Spanish decree concerning Gu.
ban export taxes takes off 60 per cent.
of the present export tax on all classes
of sugar.
AT Dublin, Wednesday, the hearing
in the Cornwall examination was con-
cluded. Cornwall was committed to
Jail 20 await trial upon four charges.
Mcdonnell, on trial at Warwick,
charged with being a dynamiter. We'd
nesday pleaded guilty tc the charge of
treason felony. DAILY and Eagan plead
ed not guilty,
II IN interview between Prime Minis
ter Ferry and III FOng Pao. the Chinese
ambassador, Saturday, it was arranged
that China should pay France an indem-
nifty of 100000 francs.
A MILD case of cholera was reported
in one Of the Paris hospitals Monday.
The epidemic is on the decline at Mar
settles and Toulon, and declared scarce
at Aries and AK.
Thus far since the breaking out of the
cholera in that city there have been
t.t51 deaths in MaTseilles. There was
one American among the number.
Iris reported here to-day that France
and China have made treaty of peace,
China to pay France an indemnity of
$500, 900 taols about 81, $50, 0Q0)
Iris reported from Cardiff that man
died from cholera on the French steam.
er Crawl, from Marseilles, at anchor
in Penarth Roads The body was thrown
overheard Another man aboard the
ship is very ill.,
THE trial of three dynamiters at War
wick, Eng, closed. Mcdonnell was re-
leased on bail, Egan was sentenced to
penal servitude for twenty years, and
Daily for life
HENRY NJ. STANLEY, the African ex-
plorer arrived at Plymouth England,
Monday evening When he left the
Congo country he was suffering badly
from bronchitis, but was much benefit
ed by the sea voyage.
A REUNION of the royal families will
be held at Copenhagen early IN August
The Car and Czarina of Russia the
Prince aud Princess of Wales, the King
and Queen of Greece, and the Duke and
Duchess of Cumberland are expected to
be present at the reunion. Efforts are
making to induce the Duke of Cumber-
land to resign his claims to the throne
of Hanover and accept the terms offer
ed by the Emperor Of Germany.
THE campaign in Germany for the
election of the Reichstag is in full and
furious blast. The Conservatives advo-
cate al extension of the colonial police,
the subventioR of a number cf lines of
steamers, and the formation of national
fire and life insurance companies. The
Liberal platform opposes governmental
interference in the matter of insurance.
and a limit of the Governments assist
ance to colonial extensions.
THE Mudir with two batalions of
Bashi Bazouks, detachment of mount
ed infantry, some guns and 1000 arried
volunteers, attacked and defea IA
rebel Sheikh named Ahmet al fiOuda,
who was entrenched in the Ambukol
District among the ruins in the noun
talns. The rebels were driven complete
w out Of the province, and Dungola IS
now safe and tranquil. a messenger
from Gordon has arrived with letter
for the Mudir, and is awaiting reply.