St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
Unc0nfrmed RumOrs of Pacific Over
lures to be Made-AnXiety AS
to Neutral Property.
Cholera On the Increase in France and
Italy---No More Cases at Bel
fast.

Hung has been instructed to make Pacific ad-
vances.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-A dispatch from FooChow
at O'Clock this morning says that at 9 O'Clock
last night Admiral Courbet officially announced
that he had received orders from Paris to make
reprisas. The British vice consul and doctor
left their anchorage last night and reached the
English gun boats at midnight. 1t is reported
that Ii Fong Pa has been instructed by impe-
rial decree to settle the dispute on the best
terms possible.
PROBABLY A CANARD.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-A Chinese official tele-
gram states the French are desirous of settle
ment This message was sent, however, before
it was announced the French had begun firing on
FooChow st O'Clock this afternoon.
EFFECT ON TRADING.
LONDON, Aug 23.-Merchants and under
writers Of London held meeting oday to con-
slider the bearing of the Franco Chinese difficulty
on neutrals. AS Prime Minister Ferry had an
nounced that the bombardment of Kee Lung did
not create state of war, but was simply ameans
of furthering French negotiations with China.
Inquiry raised in the meeting whether Ad-
miral Courbet would admit English or German
vessels, loaded with arms, into Foo Chow. One
neutral vessel, it was stated was route
to that port with cargo OF dynamite ordered by
the viceroy The meeting resolved to urge Earl
Granville, secretary Of foreign affairs, to press
France to define her intention regarding neutrals.
PARIS Aug, 23.-It is semi-oficially stated
that inasmuch as France has not declared war,
neutral vessels going to China are not subject to
the restrictions which will be imposed in case OF
actual war
SENDING TELEGRAMs.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Eastern Telegraph
-
ties at Foo Chow, kilograms TO that point will be
accepted only at the sender's risk. Such tele-
grams have to 90 from Shanghsi to Foo Chow
over a Chinese wire.
STILL IN PARIS.
PARIS, Aug. 23-The government mas re-
ceived no news from Foo Chow to-day. Ii Fong
The lie Ndtin and lie Francais assert that Tsung
Ii Yamen has telegraphed him not to leave
France.
FOR CHINESE WATERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 23.-Three ironclads
start Immediately to reinforce the Russian feet
in Chinese waters.
DEPOT ESTABLISHED.
WADY HALT, Aug. 23.-Col. Colville has left
with a small detachment Of Bedouin and Sell
NAH. He will descend all the cataracts. A
FOR TWENTY YEARS.
DUBLIN, Aug. 23.-James Pillar, who pleaded
guilty to the various indictments for felonie:
and conspiracies against him, sentenced to
day to twenty years servitude.
VESSEL WRECKED.
LONDON, Aug 23.-The French transport
Aveyron has been wrecked off Cape Guadafr.
Two hundred and eighty-six of the officers and
crew reached Alden, 800 remaining at Guadadr.
AN UPRISING.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Advices from Armenis
state that a serious uprising occurred at Dersim
The leaders refuse to acknowledge the authority
of Turkey, and the government is powerless t
bring them TO terms.
THEATRE NOTES.
LONDON, Aug. 23-Henry Abbey has re
engaged Mrs. Langtry for the London season.
which will open in January. She will appear il
n new French play at the Avenue theatre. Henr!
Irving closes his present season at the Lyceun
theatre Thursday next. Miss Mary Anderson
! open there September 8.
WON'T SUPPORT HIM.
GLASGOW, Aug 23.-The liberal committed
have notified Lord Colin Campbell, the younges
son of the Duke of Argyle that they will no
support him for reelection to parliament tn,
next election
THE CHOLERA.
LONDON Aug. 23.-The steamer Bainesmor,
! from the Mediterranean, at anchor in Loughfeyle
is flying yellow flag. 1t is feared there il
! cholera on board.
| PARIS, Aug 23-There were four death.
! from cholera at Toulon last night and two q
| Marseiles. The government intends to breai
! up the camp near Toulon, and distribute tn,
h. ,I,o
pearanCe of cholera at Geneva, DR.. Costello ad
vises the immediate inspection of travellers a
Laplaine, the first railway station the frontier
MARsEuLEs' Aug. 23.-The reports OF choler,
! in the southern departments of France for til,
past twenty -four hours is follows: Hearaut
nine deaths; Garde, two deaths; Aude, twely,
| deaths.
ROME, Aug. a3.-Ths daily bulletin of the
progress of cholera in cities is as follows: Ber
| gamo, three deaths, thirteen fresh cases; Canes
| two deaths, thirteen fresh cases; Genoa, uC
deaths, fifteen fresh cases; Carrara, four deaths
| five fresh cases; Parma, no deaths, one fresh
case; Turin two deaths, no fresh cases.
ToULoS Aug. 23.-Theres were three deaths
from cholera in town to-day. and one in the sub
urbs. Two patients were admitted to the hos
pital, six discharged and forty y-eight under treat
ment. In Toulon the last few days deaths hay,
| followed attacks with great rapidty. This new
feature of the epidemic causes alarm, as it indi
Gates greater violence. Eight deaths from chol
era were reported in the department of the Pyr
ennes orieutale to-day, and two deaths at tLourves
DEATH FROM CHOLERA.
DUBLIN, Aug. 22.-The stowaway, landed q
Waterford, Ireland, from the steamship Drama
more, from Liverpool for Baltimore, and takeI
i'll with what is reported as cholera, is dead. VI
one can be induced to bury the corpse, alhtougi
a reward is offered.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DUBLIN, Aug. 23.-The jury were unsble Il
agree on q verdict in the case of Carnwall anC
Kirwan, tried jointly, on an indictment for con
spiracy and soliciting. The second trial OF th
case was postponed to the next commission, anC
the prisoners were liberated on bail.
AssuAIS, Aug. 23.-The Nile continues t,
rise Eight steamers will ascend the. river TO tn,
frst cataract today. 1t is reported thai the fol
lowers OF Mshdi are dying at the rste OF thirty
persons day, from some intestin Al disease.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Angelo Neumann accepted
the dictatorship OF the German theatre st Pragu,
for ten years.
DUBLIN, Aug e3.-The Archbishop Of Oregon
| is preaching series of sermons here in aid o
his missions.
ApES, Aug. s3.-The wrecked steamer AYey
ron. which left Saigon July "a, with men, IS re
turning TO France. The British msn-of-wa
Britou aas been dispatched to Cape Gaardafui t
render assistance.
LISBON, Aug s3.-The natives of Portigues
tranquil.
LONDON. Aug. est is ascertained that ther
Is no cholera on board the steamer BarueslOor.