St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-12
OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Liberal Demonstration at Brus-
sells Yesterday.
Informer Casey's Confessional Cholera and
Miscellaneous News.
THE LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION.


BRUSSELS, Aug. 1.-THE Liberal demon
stration here yesterday drew out tremen-
dous throng The procession paraded in
front of the government offices shouting
resign" and 'long live the king" The
people came to halt at the bourse, when M.
JansOn delivered an address. He made q
violent attack upon the ministry and educa-
ton bill. A resolution was adopted demand
ing the withdrawal Of the obnoxious bill and
the dissolution of the chamber. The pro-
cession of Independents was fairly large,
but was received with boots and Kisses along
the streets. Both parades presented ad-
dresses to the ministry, the Liberals oppos-
ing, the Independents favoring the bill.
The streets were crowded, but except for a
few scutfies, good order was maintained and
the crowds quietly dispersed.
CAsEY's CONFESSION.
DUBLIN, Aug. 11.-Informer Casey has
repeated his confession in the presence of
the Parish Priest Corbet and reporter Of
the Dublin Freenla,l'S Journal. He declares
that neither Myles Joyce nor the four men
now serving out sentences, were present at
the Mantrasna murder. He asserts that he
was compelled to swear falsely by Brown
Solicitor Bolton Bolton told him If he did
not swear as he did he would be tried him
self and surely be hanged. A brother-in-
law of Casey, Philbin by name, corroborated
Casey's statements, and declared Boil
ton induced him to perjure himself.
THEY WANT PAY FOR 1T.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug IA deputation of
oiti1 vi of no
British consulate yesterday to protest against
the non-payment of indemnities for losses
sustained by the British bombardment. The
consul promised to telegraph the government
in regard to the matter.
FRANCE STILL CLUSTERING.
PARIS, Aug. 11.-Barrere the French dip
lomatic agent in Egypt, who has been away
from his post few weeks, returns August
81. He goes under instructions to hasten a
settlement of The indemnity demanded for
losses by Frenchmen by the bombardment
of Alexandria.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO RELIEVE GORDON.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE British forces in
Egypt, now numbering 5000 men, will be
raised to 10000, in view of the intention to
send an expedition to Khartoum to relieve
Gordon. According to late South African
advices the capital of the government has
annexed Wallfish bay and adjacent terri
tory.
CHOLERA NEWS.
MARsELLEs, Aug lin the two past
days four deaths from cholera at Bacelonetta,
department of Bases Alpo, eleven at Aubig-
mar in Ardche; at Vogue, the same time,
nine deaths; at Carcassone four; at Cette
three; at Lunell 1.
ToULoN, Aug. 11.-Three deaths here
from cholera last night. The heat has in
creased the severity of the attacks.
ROME, Aug. 11,-Since last reports, one
death from cholera each, at Monten llle, Min
ucciano and Oaiss, two at Pancaleri and
three at Castilunavo.
GLASGOW, Aug 11.-Arrived: Nebraska
from New York.
s ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 11.-The steamship
i Tmnah of Marseilles, for China, had one
death of cholera. She was refused imme-
diate transit through the Suez canal and will
be held in quarantine ten DAYS.
ROME, Aug. lin the two days just
passed there has been four deaths from
cholera in the province of Touron.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 11.-Three deaths from
cholera last night.
Is= MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
b. EDINBURG, Aug. 11.-Arthur Elliot, q
Liberal member of parliament from Rox-
burgshire, has written letter to Scotsman
maintaining that reform of the commons
is more i'm portant than reform of the lords.
He says the worst fifty lords is not worse
than the worst fifty members of the COM
mons.
az LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE four sailors be-
longing to the British steamer Elizabeth, ar
freEted at Ottensen, charged with being an
'archists, were members of the international
Communistic Workingmen's Building So
ciety," at Hull. This society has long been
watched by the police, but the members
stoutly deny they are anarchists.
PRAGUE, Aug. IA monument to Joseph
II, of Germany, was unveiled at Leitmentz,
Bohemia, yesterday. Twenty thousand
Germans, wearing black, red and yellow col
ors, joined in the demonstration and sang
'Die Wacht am Rheinn with great enthusi-
asm.
LONDON, Aug. II. A Times despatch from
Foo Chow this date says: ''Kelupg is not
actually taken by the French. They de-
stroyed the forts and retired The losses by
the French are unknown. The Chinese are
daily becoming more emboldened by the in
action of the French.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE corvette Ariadne
is ordered from Wildhelmhaven to aid the
Cyclops in pursuit of the English fishing
smacks said to have pillaged the supply boat
from Bremen.
CAIRO, Aug. 11.--Madir Dongola continues
to ask for guns and munitions.
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE National Gazette at
tempts to dissuade the people from investing
in colonial enterprises in Africa.
PARIS. Aug. 11.--The statue of George
Sand was unveiled yesterday at La Chatre,
the nearest town to his birth place.
PEsTH, Aug. ia terrible storm ragged
here and throughout upper Hungary yester-
day. Streams were raised to floods, villages
swept away and many persons drowned.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE congress of the two
houses of parliament. at Versailles, resumed
their labors on the revision of the constitu-
ton to-day. The final article of the scheme
of revision was adopted by 523 to 139.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 1.-THE deputies to-day,
sixty six to thirty-five, rejected the liberal
motion to postpone the consideration of the
education bill. The debate on the measure
begun.
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