The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-10
Gable Nores.

Professor William Dindorf, the critic and
philologist, is dead.
Floods in Egypt are feared, owing to the
unusually rapid rise of the Nile
There were 627 deaths from cholera in
Egypt, on Wednesday, including 7S at Cairo.
1t is reported that 5000 French reinforce
ments will be sent to Madagascar, and 900 to
Reunion.
The entire garrison of Pesth is con fined to
the barracks in redness for further anti
Semitic outbreaks.
Letters from Madagascar say that Mr..
Shaw. British missionary, was arrested for
concealing two Hovas spies.
The employees of the Austro mines revolted
and have been rioting. Two companies of
troops were dispatched to restore order.
The Parnellte members of Parliament are
discussing the expediency of sending dele
CATION to America in the interest of their
cause.
The Pope has appointed eight bishops for
Portugal, two for France, two for Mexico.
one for Colombia, one for Austria and eight
for Italy.
scientific commission, consisting of Pro-
fessors Palmieri, Guscardi and Agiolora
went to Ischia yesterday to study the cause
of the recent earthquake there.
One hundred paupers, of both sexes have
pSbitlOIOO LLS BudTQldIlS OI the NOTbn LOCK
Union to pay their passage to Canada or the
United States. They are unable to get work
at home.
Admiral Pierre, whose conduct at Tamatave
toward the British CONSUL and others caused
much feeling in England, asks to be replaced
forthwith, owing to the poor condition of
his health.
The British government deems the latest
dispatches from Madagascar so satisfactory
vvil Tn Hp1l fla{ o,F,
Himalaya and Orontes in readiness for imme
diate service.
The Chief Secretary for Ireland states that
the proposed demonstration on ParnelPs
estate was abandoned because of misun-
understanding with the railways. The gov
eminent had not interfered.
Since the acquittal of the Jews on trial at
Nyreghhaza, there have been several cases of
arson at Tlsza- Ezlar, where the murder is al
legged to have occurred which persons op-
posed to the Jews seek to attribute to them.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says the corona
ton decree granting liberty of worship to
dissenters only affects a million of the So
called registered dissenters. There are
| 14000 600 still unrelieved of their religious
disabilities.
| The correctional tribunal sentenced Feu IL
let editor of the Gaulois, to three months
| imprisonment for melting men who partici-
9th of March last, to advance on the Elysee
| residence of President Grevy.
The Under Colonial Secretary stated in the
| Commons that the government had received
| a telegram from the Governor of Natal saving
that he is informed that King Cetewayo is in
| the reserved territory. A reliable witness
saw him alive since his reported death in
battle with the Insurgents
The great national demonstration which
had been arranged to be held on the estate
| of Parnell, in Wicklow county, Ireland, on
Sunday next, has been suddenly abandoned
1t it stated that the abandonment was in con-
| sequence of an intmation from the au-
thorities that the meeting would be sup
| pressed.
| Mortz Scharf, the boy who was the prn-
| cipal witness for the prosecution in the re-
cent trial of number of Jews at Nyreghhaza.
! Hungary, charged with numbering a girl in
order to procure her blood for ritual pur-
poses, and who swore that he saw the murder
| committed, has confessed to a reporter of the
| Pesther Lloyd newspaper that his testimony
was false