St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-19
OLD WORLD NEWS.
France and China Still Barking at
Each Other-NO Bloodshed
as yet.
The Trade Demonstration at London-An
American Lady Killed in Railway
Accident.
Cholera News-The Panic Continues and
the Exodus Increasing Every Day.
FRANCE AND CHINA.

rnANSE AMI S1hANA'
SHANGHAI, July 1S-The situation at Pekin is
CRITICAL owing to stormy disputes between Ii
Hung Chang and Tso Tsung Chang in regard to
what action will be taken on frances attitude.
Admiral Courbet with French fleet is threaten
ing Fou Chow
PARIS, July 1S.-It is officially announced that
China has given France final measure of salts
faction. The Chinese Imperial Gazette OF the
10th publishes a decree in accordance with the
terms of the convention of May II. In this de-
cree the emperor orders the Chinese troops to
evacuate lao Hi, Langson and Caobang, and to
withdraw from the passes leading to Yunam and
Kwang 81. The evacuation will be completed
within month
SHANGHAI July 1S.-The appearance of a
French fleet in Chinese waters has had the effect
Of strengthening the peace party at Pekin. The
question of granting the indemnity demanded by
France is being discussed.
COMING TRADES DEMONSTRATION.
LONDON, July 1S.-The procession at the
Trades demonstration at Hyde park, Monday, in
favor OF the franchise bill will march six abreast
from the Thames embankment to Hyde park.
There wilb eight sections of political clubs,
and speaking at the dark until six o'clock from
seven different platforms. The putting of reso-
lutions favoring franchise will be announced
simultaneously by DuBle Wnen II Is expected Luey
will be adopted unanimously.
AMERICAN LADY KILLED.
LONDON, July 18.-The name of the American
lady killed in the railway disaster near Permission
on Wednesday. was Mrs. Carrie Edlestein, not
Edleston. She was a widow, and resided in New
York-a sister n-law of J. NJ Edlestein, man
ufacturer, of Harrington, England. Her body
much disfgured, and it was only by the
dress that it was identified
CHOLERA.
LONDON, July 1s-Health officers here are or
ganizing hospital service, in the event cholera
makes its appearance Italy and Switzerland
viii cooperate to prevent the introduction of
cholera into their territories. Switzerland is
willing to guard the French frontier and examin-
ing all persons crossing it. Hospitals for cholera
patients have been formed at Chiasso, Switzer-
land, and Lueno, Italy.
ToU1oN, July 18.-Fourteen deaths occurred
last night. The mayor is improving. The dep
uty mayor is also ill. The panic continues and
the exodus is increasing.
MARsEILLEs July 1S-Twenty- three deaths
occurred last night. The cholera has appeared
at Aries, forty -four miles from here and three
deaths have occurred there. At noon, six deaths
have occurred here since o'clock this morning.
DOVER, ENGLAND, july 18-The municipal
council is preparing anti-cholera measures. Yes
sells will be examined before entering the harbor.
LONDON, July 1S.-Steamer Saint Dustin, from
Marselles' arrived in Mersey to-day Two
deaths from cholera occurred during the voyage.
The steamer was ordered placed in an isolated
position, and all communication with the shore
was forbidden.
LONDON, July 18.-At Meramechi medical in
spection will be made Of all vessels from the
Mediterranean.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON, July ia cricket match between
the American eleven and Surrry gentlemen, was
resumed to-day. The Americans finished their
first innings with score of 151 The game was
finished amid excitement The Surrey team in
the second innings scored 1S9, which, with their
score yesterday, made total of $40 The Amer
leans in their second innings had 220 for seven
wickets.
LONDON July 1S.-Sir James and Lady Doug
las, Prof. Glaisher, metoroligist and baloonist,
and Capt. PIN, sailed from Liverpool yesterday
for Montreal, to attend the sessions of the Brit
ish association for advancement of science.
Liverpool pilots entertained Captain PIN at
banquet before his departure, and appointed him
a delegate to the conference Of American pilots
at New York.
LONDON, July 1S.-A sad accident has occur
red TO TWO sons or united states consul fratt at
Cork. While boating at Queenstown one was
drowned, the other was rescued but his re-
covery is doubtful.
HAGUE, July 1S.-The Dutch council of
state has approved the bill making Queen
Emma regent during the minority of Princess
Wihelmina, The chambers are summoned the
2Sth to discuss the bill.
LONDON, July 1S.-In the commons this after
noon Gladstone said he hoped Granville will be
able to summon the Egyptian conference Tues
day night.
LONDON, July 1S.-The eldest daughter of
Matthew Arnold is engaged TO be married to
Frederick Whlterdge, New York lawyer.
BERLIN, July 1S.-Dr. Schweinfurth, the Afri-
can traveller appeals to England to rescue Cor
don, who, he says, has been abandoned. His
condition is desperate He is defending his house
against increasing numbers.
LONDON. July 1s.-Ferdinand Won Hoehotel-
lers, German geologist, is dead.
7 LONDON, July 1S.-Sir Watkins Wiliams,a JUS
tice of the Queens bench, is dead.