St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-01
OLD WORLD NEWS.
A Queer Idea Among the Lower
Glasses in France in Regard
to Doctors.
The Dynamiters Trial. nhuman Treatment
Rebels Defeated Miscellany.
A QUEER DOCTRINE.


dislike and oppose physicians because they
have got a notion the physicians have been
instituted TO help the cholera along in order
TO get rid of the surplus population. paper
read by medical man in Berlin lauding the
cholera as sweeping off beings untitled for
the struggle of existence has been widely
reproduced in France, and helped to preju-
dice the people against doctors and confirm
them in the belief that the government had
adopted views similar to those of the Berlin
essayist. An instance of the popular hos
tility toward physicians occurred in this city
yesterday. A doctor was going into the slums
to attend a patient when confronted by a
party of the sick mans neighbors with
knives, who chased him away and prevented
his ministering to the sufferer
INHUMAN TREATMENT.
ARIES, July 31.-A sad incident in con-
nection with the cholera panic happened re-
Gently near this city, A lad at work on a
farm wis seized with the vomit and the
farmer refused to allow him to enter the
house and the poor fellow died in the field
without care and alone. When the father of
the lad arrived he was not permitted to place
his sons body in the stable but was forced to
leave it in the open air while he went to
town to procure coffin. He then conveyed
the body on a wheelbarrow to burial. The
authorities refused assistance and the father
was finally compelled to bury the body in the
cemetery alone.
THE DYNAMITERs' TRIAL.
LONDON, July 31.-The trial of the sus-
pected dynamiters Daily and Egan was con-
tinued TO day at Warwick. The same pre-
cautions were taken to guard the court as on
yesterday. Col Majendie, inspector of ex-
plosives, testified that Daily had when ar
rested six bottles of sulphuric acid and four
dynamite bombs The bombs only required
the insertion OF the sulphuric acid to produce
an explosion. He knew no purpose, scien-
to take life.
THE REBELS DEFEATED.
LONDON, July 31.-The Times received
from Alexander the following translation of
an Arabic telegram, dated Dongola, July %:
The Mudir with two battaliops of Basha
bazouks, detachment of mounted infantry,
some guns and 1000 armed volunteers, at
tackled and defeated rebel sheikh named
Ahmel Ell Homeda, who was entrenched in
the Ambukal district among the ruins in the
mountains. The rebels were completely
driven out of the province and Dongola is
now safe and tranquil. A messenger from
Gordon arrived with letter for the Mudir
and is waiting reply.
TRANSPORTATION OF CRIMINALS.
PARIS, July 31.-Tt is understood British
Am oassador Lyons urged Minister Ferry to
withdraw the recedivat bill relating to the
transportation of confirmed criminals to the
penal colonies. This action is based upon
the determined hospitality of Australia which
is decidedly opposed to being continued as a
resort for escaped French criminals.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
LONDON. July 31.-A dispatch from
mbique states, the British Bark, Sarah
Hobart, is detained there, and the cargo
seized on the pretense that she violated the
customs regulations. The people indignant
at the arbitrary proceeding.
The person who hides his name presented
the Wesleyan conference with theological
library of 5000 volumes. The membership
OF the Wesleyan body increased during the
year by 81, 900.
STUTTGART, July 31.-There was a fatal
accident last night In the public garden at
Caunstadt, in Wurternb burg. Several French
men were rejoicing over the recent insult to
the German flag in Paris, when an elderly
German approached and demonstrated with
them. This gave rise to a quarrel, and one
of the Frenchmen dealt the German a fatal
blow.
LONDON, July 31.-There was no hitch In
the discussion to-day at the Egyptian confer
ence. and it is thought probably an arrange
ment will soon be agreed upon for the con-
ference to adjourn to Saturday.
LONDON, 31.-The Nems understands that
Gye has declined to assume the direction of
the Metropolitan opera house in New York
the coming season.
A private of the Grenadier Guards named
O'Dell was arrested and taken to Dublin
charged with being implicated in the abom-
Unable Cornwall scandal.
PARIS, July 31.-Three cholera deaths at
Marseilles and three at Toulon last night.
ROME, July 31.-The vatican will recall its
delegate from Buenos Ayres in case the Ar
gentine government insists upon the dis
missal OF Father Clara for his letter against
employing American school mistresses.
BELFAST, July 31.-The libel suit by Boil
ton, prosecutor for the crown, against VIII
liam O'Brien, editor of the Dublin United
Ireland, was concluded by verdict in favor
of the plaintiff, giving him 1850 pounds.
LONDON, July 31.-In the house of lords
to-day Earl Granville, foreign secretary Of
state, said with reference to the Egyptian
conference, that the French ambassador had
not yet received instructions from his gov
eminent.
LISBON. July 31.-The port of Puelva,
Spain, is declared infected with cholera. The
ports between Cadiz and Agamonte, both in
elusive, are also suspected of being infected.
ROME, July 3f.-Six thousand persons are
detained in the various LaZarettas on the
frontier and along the coast.
ASHLAND, WIS.