St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-24
Foreign FIas hes.

Four new iron-clads have been ordered to
Tso Tsung Tong.
The Marchioness of Lansdowne will sail on
the goth inst for Canada.
Floods have destroyed the second crop of
rice in Kwang Tung province, China.
News has been received at Yokohama of the
loss of the American bark Cashmere.
There were five deaths from cholera among
the crew of the United States vessel Osippee.
Troops arrived at Sofia yesterday from
Philippopolis. They were led by Prince AL
exander.
Spanish accounts of the German occupa-
ton of Yap confirm the report telegraphed
from Berlin.
The kings speech at the opening of the Gre
clan parliament was received coldly Oy the
general public.
The king has prorogued the Denmark
rigsdag, owing it is rumored, to the present
political agitation.
japanese advices state that cholera is less
prevalent in Nagaski but has increased in
other parts of the island.
The Journal Des Debates urges the French
government to protest against any sort Of
British annexation of Burmah.
The Chinese government has decided to
maintain standing army of 600,000 men, to
be increased in war time to 100000.
Mr.. Yashida, formerly Japanese minister
| to the United States, has been appointed vice
| minister of agriculture and commerce.
The Burmese envoy at Paris has advised his
! government to accept the arbitration for
| settlement of its differences with England.
The demitation of Zulfkar pass region is
| finished, England has secured for Afghan
istan the control of the complete military
| position.
Judge Denny, ex-United States consul gen.
eral at Shanghai, has accepted the position Of
| foreign adviser to the Corean government at
salary of $1,000 per month.
Emperor Wilhelm has returned from Ba-
| den. He was welcomed by thousands of citi
zens. The emperor looked well, but his coun-
| tenance wore grave expression.
The Cork Steam Packet company has dis
missed eighty of its employees on account of
| loss of business resulting from the boycoting
of the company by the cattle men.
a meeting was held in Dublin to arrange
for testimonial to Mr.. Thomas Sexton,
member of parliament for Sligo, in recogni-
tion of his services to the Nationalist party.
The Soiree, referring to the proposed ex-
pulsion from France of the members of the
Orleans family, says the cabinet has decided
rot to interfere with them for the present.
| q After long debate the Austrian reichroth
| passed, by vote of 163 to 126, the bill pro-
longing the term during which the decrees
| suSpending the trial of anarchists by jury
shall be op erative.
Three thousand men employed in the slate
| qudfrIeS ut GeduuperfleS' NaleS, nave peen
locked out because they committed a breach
of the rules in holding mass meeting during
working hours.
The landsthing, or upper house of the Den
MARKHAM parliament, has unanimously in
dorsed the policy of NJ. Estrupp, president of
the council, and denounced the recent at
tempt to aSsassinate him.
Herr Won Radowitz has Informed the porte
that Prince Alexander has guaranteed that
Bulgaria shall not disturb the present order
of things. The prince has ordered his troops
to avoid provoking conflict in any quarter,
but does not hold himself answerabIe for his
neighbors.