St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-01
OLD WORLD NEWS.
Bradlaugh Convicted of Illegally
Voting in the Commons.
The Horrors Of Egyptian Prisons--The Jew.
ish Panic Miscellaneous News.
VOTE OF cENsuRE DEFEATED.

LONDON, June 30.-In the commons Glad
stone moved the vote of censure of the gov
eminent on the Egyptian policy be given the
precedence of all other business. Defeated,
100 to 14S.. In the case of the crown again st
Bradlaugh for Illegally voting in the COM
mons, the jury decided that Bradlaugh in adj
ministering the oath to himself did not take
the oath in accordance with practical parlia-
ment. Verdict given for the crown.
EGYPTIAN PRISONS.
LONDON, June 30.-Mr. Clifford Lloyd,
Egypt, in a letter to the Times, gives graphic
description of the horrors of Egyptian pris-
ons, the corruption of the mudirs and the
ant-English intrigues of officials at Cairo.
JEWISH PANIC.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 30.-There is a
panic among the Jews in the towns of west
ern Russia. The Men Times of this city OPP
that equal rights for Christians and Jews
would be a greater misfortune for Russia
than the former Mongolian yoke.
ALGIERs, June 30-Serious ant-Semitic
riots here yesterday and much blood shed.
The Jews quarters were pillaged. Order
was restored by the troops.
CHOLERA NEWS.
ODESSA, June 30.-In consequence of
cholera in India vessels on arrival will here
direct from China, and India will be de-
tanned twenty-four hours for observation, if
provided with a clear bill of health, or four
teen days if with foul bill. Vessels arriv-
ing via Egypt are subjected to medical ex-
animation. Between 9 last night and noon
to-day, there were six deaths by cholera.
MARsEILLEs, June 3O.-Five deaths from
cholera last night, Captain Bellot, of the
navy, when his wife was seized with cholera,
committed suicide. NJ. Rochard chief of the
naval health department, declares the
cholera was , not brought TO
France by any transport with troops from the
east.
ALGIERs, June 30-The authorities have
quarantined vessels from Spanish ports as
a reprisal for the action of the Spanish Off
cials in subjecting Of vessels on arrival in
Spanish ports from Aigiers to quarantine.
The Spanish consul at Algers has requested
the Spanish to remain indoors.
PARIS June 30.-Doctors Brodsdel and
Proust, the government physicians who have
been studying cholera at TouIou, report they
are inclined 10 believe the disease is mild
form of Asiatic cholera. The appearance of
the cases at Marseilles had great weight in
leading them to this decision.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
LONDON, June 30.-Ten thousand miners
at Staffordshire have struck agains a reduc-
ton.
DUBLIN, June Boy coalition of the
Wings and Conservatives, Sheehan, liberal,
was elected mayor Of Cork, to-day, by a
majority of two over the Nationalist candi-
date.
BERLIN, June 30.-Bismarck has gone to
Varsino.
BRUSSELS, June 30.-It is considered GER
tain that America, France and Germany are
about to recognize the free state On the
Congo.
EDISBURGH, June 3O.-The theatre Royal,
of this city, was burned to-day.
vienna, June 3O.-At Lcmberg, capital
of Galicia, yesterday three persons were
killed by lightning and five are reported
missing.
MARsEuLEs. June 30.-The rumor that
the commander of the Sarthe had.committed
suicide is unfounded.