St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-29

it is reparted the rebels have collected a large
force. The British man-of-war Condor, will
proceed TO this point.
WANTS TO RESIGN.
LONDON, Aug. 2S.-Gen. Stephenson, disap-
proving of the plan of the Nile campaign, asks
that he be released of his command.
SECOND IN COMMAND.
CAIRO, Aug. 2S-Gen. Lord Wolseley has ap-
pointed Gen. Earle to the position of second in
command of the Gordon relief expedition. Gen,
Earle's brigade has been ordered to move so as to
reach the second cataract early In October.
EXPLANATION WANTED.
PARIS, Aug 2S.-FigarO, in an editorial,
comments upon the increase OF the English
troops in Egypt, from 5000 to $4,000 men, and
saws. an explanation is necessary if it's design is
to stop the passage of the French through the
SueZ canal in the event of an Ahglo-Ch1nese al
lance. Fiqaro says France keeps 51,OOO troops
in Algeria and Tunis, who are ready to cross to
Ttipoi and seize Cairo when SO ordered.
AGAIN DEFEATED.
CAIRO, Aug. est is reported that the Fo-
gallah tribes have again defeated the mahdi.
A CORRECTION.
BERLIN. Aug. 2S.-The report that Germany
proposed to the powers that quarantine of
from countries infected with the cholera is un-
true
BIsMARCK's POLICY.
PARIS, Aug. 2S.-The 1he Repuotaqne fTo"'
case subjects Bismarck's colonial policy 10 an
analysis, and declares France has no reason to
find fault with it.
A MURDER.
SOFIA. Aug. es.-A Bulgarian bishop named
Hadji Theophehe, recently murdered man
monastic. 1t is alleged that the crime was lnstl
gated by Bishop Anthyios, great metropolitan
IDENTIFIED.
ODESSA, Aug. 2s.-The woman who fired the
pistol at Col. Kanansky, OF the gems q armes
last week; was identified as ar active member OF
the revolutionary society. She was sent TO 81
Petersburg.
IMPROVING.
BERLIN. Aug. 29.-Princess Victoria, wife o
Prince William of Prussia, who has been suffer
ing some days with fever, is to-day pronounced
better.
EMPEROR INJURED.
BERLIN, Aug. 28.-The emperor was tnroW1
from his horse to-day while riding IN the park o
the imperial palace at Babelsburg. His muscles
were slightly strained, and he will be prevented
from taking active exercise for few DAYS. lh'
emperor will attend the review OF troops III !
carriage instead of on horseback, as has been hi
custom.
| CHOLERA IN ITALY.
| ROME, Aug. 2S.-The following shows th'
| progress of cholera in Italy for twenty-fou
| hours: Bergamo, 13 fresh cases; Bologna,
! deaths, fresh case; Campabosso. g deaths, l.
| fresh cases; La Spega, deaths, ~ fresh cases
Milan, fresh case; Naples, 3 deaths; Parma,
| deaths. 3 fresh cases; Jarin, deaths, fresi
cases. In the province of Cuneo there are y
| fresh cases. of which 26 are in the town @
Busca. Twenty-one Of these cases have alread.
| been fatal
CHOLERA RAvAGEs.
PARIS Aug 28.-There were four deaths iron
| cholera at Toulon to-day, two at Laysene anu nv
| at Marseies The record of cholera IN Tn
Toulon hospitals for the twenty-four hours ende'
| this evening is Admitted, four; died, one
under treatment, thirty seven. There wer
thirty-one deaths from cholera to-day In the. de
partment of southern France.
| AT ToULoN.
| TouLoN, Aug. 2S.-Two deaths from choler
here last night. At Meurillon, outside OF tn
city, there were five fresh cases and one instan
death The temperature had fallen Suddenly
ONE DEATH.
] MARsEnLEs, Aug. 2S.-There was one deaf
from cholera here last night.
ADJOURNED.
THE HAGUE, Aug. 2S.-The Hygienic congres
has concluded its session The next meeting
at Vienna.