St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-30

Shanghai remain unmoested. Many Chinese,
however, are alarmed and leaving the city
and foreign settlement. The chief magistrate
and consuls have issued placards urging the ma
tives to remain, as the French have no present
intention of attacking Shanghai or Woosang. The
Chinese authorities have received an important
telegram from Pekin, the purport OF which Is
not yet known. There are reports, however,
that China is desirous of coming to an agreement
with France. The viceroy of Canton has or
dered all Frenchmen to leave his province imme-
dlately.
FOREIGN QUARTERS LOOTED.
LONDON, Aug. ga Foo Chow dispatch ex-
plains that the foreigners quarter looted by the
Chinese since the French descended the river is
the one near the arsenal.
vExULTANT NEWSPAPERS.
PARIS, Aug. 29.-The official report concern
ing the Japan affair by Gen. Millot, commander
of the French forces in Tonquin, praises tho
valor of Col. DeGenne, who was in command OF
t he detachment sent to occupy Japan, but says
he acted too precipitately. DeGenne was under
orders to occupy Japan peacefully when he found
himself confronted by the Chinese, the general
of which said he had received no orders to sur
render, DeGenne ought to have asked further
orders from Millot by telegraph. The French
newspapers are exultant over the success of Ad-
miral Courbet in destroying the defenses along
the river Min between Foo Chow and the sea.
TO INVADE ToNQUIN.
PARIS, Aug. 29.-Gen. Millot commander of
the French forces at Tonquin, telegraphs that
the Chinese are preparing to invade Tonquin.
He awaits their advance with confidence.
NATIVES FRIENDLY.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Times correspondent
at Foo Chow telegraphs: ''The foreign settle
ment is quiet. In the city the natives seem
friendly.
NAPLES, Aug. 29.-Much increasing opposi
ton to the transference of cholera patients to the
hospital prevails among the populace. Forcible
opposition, yesterday, was offered a person
with the disease was being conveyed to the hos
pital. The rioters wounded and otherwise NAL
treated several policemen. At the same time
| crowds of women assailed the infant schools for
fear the children, as they became unwell, would
be taken to the hospital. The syldic has asked
the archbishop's help to enlighten the people.
ARRANGING DETAILS.
LONDON, Aug 29-A mobilization committee
consisting Of the Marquis of Harrington, secre,
tary of war, Duke of Cambridge, commander in
chief of the army, Gen. Wolseley, commander Of
the forces in Egypt, and the heads of the army
departments, met at the war Office to-day to ar
| range the details Of the Soudan expedition
ORDERED TO EGfPT
LONDON, Aug 29-Col Stewart has been
ordered to Egypt to join the Soudan expedition.
NILE RISING.
AssoUAN, Aug 29.-Seven steamers have
passed the first cataract. The Nile is rising
steadily. 1t has risen four feet at Hady Hafa.
NIHILIsTs ARRESTED.
ODEAsA, Aug. 29-Many arrests of Nihilists
have been made here
TEMPORAL POWER FOR THE POPE.
MADRID, Aug 29.-The clergy have started a
demonstration in every church in the country in
favor OF the temporal power of the pope. The
first signatures to the add ress on this subject
include the leading prelates and mobiles of Spain.
The movement has grown out of a speech of
Senior Pdel Y Mou, minister Of agriculture and
J commerce, in the deputies some weeks ago, in
which he spoke slightingly of the restoration of
| temporal power.
FOR COLONIAL SERVICE.
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-It is intended to raise a
corps of soldiers for colonial service. The Ger
man colonial firms which require military pro-
lection will provide funds for the corps Such
| arrangement is necessary the Prussian mill
tary system does not allow regular troops to be
cent abroad
GLADSTONE WELCOMED.
| EDISBURG, Aug. 2y.-LorQ ElSln presided at
| the meeting Of the Liberal association Of Scot
land to-day. Resolutions were adopted express
ing confidence in Gladstone and welcoming his
return to Scotland, and urging reform of the
| lords SO as to prevent obstruction.
A ROYAL VISITOR.
| DUBLIN, Aug. 29.-The Duke of Ednburg
with the channel fleet is visiting Dublin harbor.
| This has caused a great stir among the pc ople,
and the Duke is well received. Thousa nds flock
| to Kingstown to visit the fleet, and the evenings
| are made brilliant with balls, fire works and
| illuminations of the war ships. The Fireman. s
| journal remarks that such occurrences as this
| indicates how loyal the Irish might he if they
were only accorded their just rights
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
HAMBURG, Aug. ga bold attempt at robbery
was made here to-day. locksmith named
Bornemann entered the Office Off money changer
named Moritze Kaver, and stabbed him in the
neck, and then proceeded to open the safe, sup.
| posing his victim was so seriously disabled that
he could not help himself But Kaver managed
| to reach a window and shout for help. At this
| Bornemann fled, without having secured any
money. He was captured later after violent
struggle. Many weapons were found with him
He lived long time in America.
| ACCIDENT.
| LONDON, Aug. ga terrible accident oc
CURED to-day at the Blackstone coal pit, neal
| Haisley. Seven persons were killed.
| CHOLERA DEATHS
PARIS, Aug. 29.-There two deaths at Mar
seilles and five at Toulon last night. At Felas