St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Advices from New Zealand
state that the large emigrant ship Lastinghan,
from London for Wellington, New Zealand, was
wrecked in Cook strait, on which Wellington is
situated. All on board, except fourteen Of the
crew, were drowned.
WARSAW, Sept Especial police who under
stand the Polish language and thirty trusted
servants from st. Petersburg are to be the per-
sOnal attendants OF the czar during his stay in
this city.
MADRID, Sept. Six cases of cholera and
four deaths are reported from Navelda, and ten
cases and four deaths at Menforte and two deaths
at Vellm.
SUAKIM,S Sept. 5.-The rebels attacked Kassata.
but were repulsed with great loss.
PARIS, Sept. 5-The irritation OF the French
press against England is spreading to the public,
and an anti-English journal is selling thousands
of copies on the boulevsrds.
BERNB, Sept. 5.-A conference will open here
on Monday next TO draf. an International law for
the protection OF works. Of authors and artists
| The governments of France, Italy, Austria aud
| Germany will send delegates, but no government
| delegates will be present from England or Amer
lea. In the absence OF complete governmental
representation it is expected the conference will
/ be failure.
BERLIN, Sept 5.-The Devetchs Kontaqs BIatt
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tered into by France for the protection Of Ger
man trading vessels in Chinese waters. 1t states
! Germany shares the advantage of a common en-
tente cardiale and all maratime powers in each
case need to protect Europeans of whatever ma
tiOnality.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Advices from Macedonia
state brigands have been razing the country.
| Forty-flve persons were killed by them duriug
August
WARSAW, Sept. 5.-Sixty-four persons sus-
pected of plotting against the were arrested,
! including number of women. The police have
| ordered all warehouses. shops and tayerns to be
closed at O'Clock each night during the cars
| visit.
WARSAW, Sept. 5.-The Emperors William and
Francis Joseph are to be the cars guests during
! his visit in Poland. De Giers accompanies the
czar. Cossacks have been sent to guard both
sides OF the Warsaw and Vienna railway.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The National Gazette says
| the three emperors will meet September Is.
Bismarck will return to Berlin September II.
LONDON, Sept. additional advices from
| New Zealand say the emigrant ship Lastingham
had only five passengers on board when wrecked.
MARsEILLEs, Sept 5.-During the twenty four
hours ended tonight five deaths occurred here
| from cholera.
LONDON, Sept 5.-The new novel by Marion
Crawford, ''An American Politician will appear
! in October.
| CAIRO, Sept. 5.-A skirmish has taken place
! near Sinkat between the Hadcndowas and Anna
rars, the latter being defeated and many Of their
number killed.
| MADRID, Sept. 5.-The directors Of an Alicante
| newspaper have signed protest against the
/ action OF the government declaring that cholera
| exists in that city. They declare that no suspi-
cious cases have appeared this week. Foreign
consuls aud local traders all unite in protesting
against the isolation of the city. It is reported
! that twenty six bales of rags from France were
smuggled into Noveta and caused the outbreak
of cholera These rags were burned yesterday.