St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-06
ISTHMUS TRANSIT CLOSED.
Seer etary Whitney Sends Commrnder Kane
More Marines to Open 1t.
The Bourbon Family P1otting-Dublin
will Honor the Prince of Wales.

COMMANDER KANE ASKS FOR MORE HELP.
WASHINGTON, April s. The secretary of
the navy in view of the later dispatches re-
garding the troubles at Panama, and
especially one from Commander Kane of the
Galena, has decided to send further force
to the isthmus by the Acapulco. The follow
ing is Commander Kane's dispatch referred
to above:
"CALoN, April 4, 1sS5.-To the Secretary Of
the Navy, Washington The vessels now on the
way to Aspinwall, together with the force on the
Pars, will be sufficient to open and guard the
transit if supported by the two ships at Panama.
Without such support an extra force of fifty men
will be required. Everything is quiet in Aspinwal
and all American property is we'll protected
as my force will permit. / have twenty-five Off
GERS and men on shore My command is safe
and with only foreigner killed SO far as
known, There are about 100 Colombian govern
| ment troops here, holding a large number of
| prisoners and rendering no assistance
| in preserving order. The railroad
company is affording all possible relief to re-
fugees and sent many out on the line of the road
The transit remains closed. One relief reached
Panama last night at great risk, having been
| stopped by insurgents, and one person was
| forcbly removed. The wires to Panama are
continually being cut.
| lSigned. KANE, Commanding.
| SECRETARY WHITNEY SENDS REINFORCEMENTs.
| Secretary Whitney has sent the following
| dispatch to President Houston of the Pacific
Mail Steamship company: ''Later dispatches
indicate such condition of things that I
conclude to send $50 more men tomorrow
Can you take then?''
WILL HONOR THE PRINCE.
DUBLIN, April 6.--The principal streets of
the city are profusely decorated in honor of
the coming of the Prince and Princess of
Wales. Even in the shops belonging to
professed nationalists preparations are being
made to illuminate, although on less ex-
tensive scale.
| THE BOURBONs IN CONFERENCE.
| LONDON, April 5.-The Comte de Paris has
arrived at Naples to meet the Due ID Chartres
| with whom he will have a conference in
| regard to the prospect of the re-establish-
ment of monarchy in France. The Gaulios
of Paris predicts that the French elections
will show that the country has no confidence
in the Republic and desires a return to
monarchical form of government.
CHINA's PEACE TERMS.
LONDON, April 5. The Chinese legation
here has forwarded to the Chinese agent at
Paris renewed peace proposals, the basis of
which are that the blockade of Petichild and
Formosa shall be imm ediately raised, that
Tonquin shall be ceded to China and that no
indemnity shall be exacted by France.
WHAT EGYPT DON'T WANT.
LONDON, April 5.-The reservations made
by Turkey on signing the Egyptian financial
agreement are as follows: First, that the
Suez canal convention shall give Turkey the
right to defend Egypt in the event of in
ternal troubles or foreign invasion. Second,
that the convention shall not deal with the
expenses of the English occupation of
Egypt. Third, that the mention of mixed
tribunals in the financial convention does
not imply an indefinite prolongation of the
tribunals. Fourth, that the porte reserves
t the right to recognize any commission of
foreigners deputed to inquire into the finan-
ciai resources of Egypt.
MoNARcHIsTs ARRESTED.
BERNE, April 5.-Wholesale arrests of an
archists Chiefly Germans and Austrians)
have been made here and at Zurich, Winter
thur, st. Gall and Schaffhausen.
TO FORM TIE MINISTRY.
PARIS, April 5.-M. Henri Brisson has ac-
cepted the task of forming ministry. 1t is
rumored that M. Brisson and M. De Frey
cinet have formed coalition. M. Amoroux,
Socialist, was elected deputy for Stetienne to-
day by 1000 majority over NJ. Dnche, Oppor-
tunfst.
osNAN DIGNA BEING DESERTED.
SUAK1f, April 5.-Arab deserters, who
have come to Gen. McNeill's zercba, report
that Osman,, Digna has only $50 followers at
Ekrotat, together with the members of his
household. They assert that If Gen. Graham
will offer sufficient reward the sheikhs are
ready to deliver Osman Digna prisoner.