The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-12
VOLUME TX.
Morning Star anG catholic 'sxssnger,
new ORLEANS. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IL 1919
TELEGRAPH1c SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
RoME.-Cardinal Antonelli is dead. He ex-
pired at 7:15 Monday morning. A dispatch 10
the London Times says: Cardinal Antonelii
was transactiDg business with the Pope on
Sunday, when, eeized with govt in the chest,
he carried to his apartment. He refused
to believe death was approaching. but received
the sacraments. He expired at 7:15 on Monday
morning, shortly after sending Il message to
the Pope, asking for his blessing and i'm plorip e
pardon for all the faults he might have com
United during his administration. The fortune
left by the Cardinal will be divided among the
members of his family. His fine collection of
gems, antiquities, works of art ETC., are be-
qseathed 10 the Vatican Museum. Sunday
the last time and remained by his side admin
isteripg comfort and consolation. and upon
leaving, as the hour was late, and His Holiness
almost Ill himself. he gave the dying man the
benedctlon in articulo morris.
Rome, Nor 5 The election of members of
the Italian Chamber of Deputies took place to.
day. As far as the results are known at this
hour 141 Progresssts and % Moderates have
been returned. Among the persons elected are
Signors j. Mancni, Capprin and Correnti, each
of them from several different places, and Sig
Minghetti and Rcaroli. second ballot will
be necessary in Milan to settle q contest be-
tween Signori Correnti and Visconti Venosta.
Garibaldi will also be obliged to etand for q
second ballot in Rome, but his election is GER
tain.
F'RANcE.-After the debate on the bill for the
cessation of prosecutions against the Com
munlsts' which Dufaure opposed and Gambetta
supported, the Chamber, by an overwhelming
majority, voted to proceed with the discussion
of the clauses of the bill. A Times Paris dis
patch says the compromise on the Commune
question provides that persons accused of "a
sasination, robbery and arson will be tried by
assize courts. Persons condemned in contuma-
ton must clear themselves before court martial.
The correspondent adds: "There has been no
real crisis. The Cabinet has So omitted to de-
feat. The vote shows the Ministry in the ma
Joriiy in the Chamber and Senate" On the 5th
the sentences of fifty two Communists.
SPAIN The Prime Minister, addressing $50
Deputies, declared it was the determination of
the Government, to retain Cuba at any cost
The Government has submitted bill restor-
ing the Constitutional guarantees throughout
spain and the Basqu e provinces,
TURKEY.-Negotiations are progressing ia |
Xoteoly' and Russia has consented to the Egg
Lisn proposal that all future action be decided
army can hardly be considered as existinp. i. |
10 80 utterly disorganzed. The roads are Gov
ereo with snow and fugi'ives and soldiers are |
dying like rotten sheep.
EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA. The Press As.ooio
ton is informed that the African expJor4r |
Gordon, ir tends to continue his explorations in |
consequence of having discovered n branch OF
the White Nile, which may possibly enable
him to avoid the rapids which hitherto barred
bis progress, and open a water communication
from Victoria Niyapzo to Khartoom.
FAMINE AND CYCLONE IN INDIA London
Aor. Gan Indian newspaper, the Pioneer, |
sums up famine prospects, IN Bombay Famine
IN Shalapone; extreme dronth in Poonah
great scarcity in six other districts; all these |
districts will yield only fraction of their or6-
nary revenue. 1t is hoped the distress may DO
famine
Calcutta, Nor. 9-The District of Backer.
gunge was ravaged by q cyclone on Tuesday
Isst a thousand native houses were DESTROY
gu The town of DowlntkhtD was submerged
perished.
Bombay, Nou. 9.-The Times of India an
H oS that relief works have been esta bsh-
on N the Sholhpore District, where the Pioneer
|of ~ e 9TH inst, reported there were prospects
tSSmlne, and forty-five Thousand of the in
W-+ nts have been employed.
baVin6 Gno,-City Of Merico, Oct. % Congress
extraoSdi %Ssea laws regarding the Press and
Hon. nary powers of the President the
louise OF Deputies Constituted itself an cleo.
t.erdo DaTsse, and declared the reelection OF
10 e@soa by vote of 131 against As
UNITED STATES.
HE INDIAN WAR-St Paul M, "a p;I +
tf Pre8s special, dated !" Camn in the FiaIJ t
W Ne Aeiiowstone, Oct 81. via BIsmarck. D. /
I, nov 4" ssys: :" The. GeneraI commanGing .
kfeatUPpS on the Yellowstone, after fighting, =
nfederste5 pursuing Sitting Bull and the
the . seu trlbes under him. this day accent r
ldians surrender of four bundled LODGES of {;
tibes snTon ging at Cheyenne egendy. These
5 hostaoaS uuered five of their principal chiefs ,
liance With guarantee of their faithful COM f
.apds az u! Va the terms of the surrender These
non ttt TO go at once to the agency and q
6irs-D elc arrival they will subrniS IN yho re- @
Bid "a bostS Oh the Governments. The Indians L
r. 0nsrge OF strong guards.
ntss, PRESIDENTIAL. ELEcTTo,, T,ho D..
~ s9asetle1 laSt Tuesday vEaa.eTlS - 81 n :.
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