The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-09-07
Gable Notes.

Herr Loosen, an Alsace lawyer, has been ap-
pointed German consul at Paris
Markss drapery stores at Nantes. France.
were destroyed by fire yesterday The loss is
5000, 900.
Emperor William has returned to Berlin from
Prtzwalk, where he has been witnessing the
army maneuvers.
The Bank of England yesterday sent to the
Bank of Ireland, at Dublin, s., 500, OOO The
treasure arrived safely
M. Allan large, the French Minister of the
Interior. has expended 81. 900 for the benefit of
of the cholera victims at Toulon. and $l0 900 at
Marseilles
Arch Duke Rudolph, the Prince Imperial of
Austria. met with an accident at Vienna, yester
day, while driving in his carriage, sustaining an
injury of the thigh.
General De Courcey telegraphs from AMMAN
that General Prudhomme after three days
fighting with Harmed bands, occupied the cita-
del of Pintinh without loss.
NJ Gobelet. Minister of Public Instruction
presides over the schoolmasters' congress at
Havre. Many Americans are expected to at
tend.
Mrs. Russell Stevenson, sister of the Countess
of Dufferin, died at sea. while on her way from
Canada to England. The body has been landed
at Londonderry.
The Earl of Carnarvon Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, will start for Belfast on Monday on a
TO Dublin on the 10th.
The Gar and Czarina, and the rest of the
Russian imperial party, arrived at Copenhagen
yesterday. Large crowds of people welcomed
the visitors and gave them ovation.
The names of the Irish athletes who are going
to visit America are: Barry, Purcell Walsh,
Hayes. Sproulehart, Bulger. Christian and Has
sy They will sail on the Sarmatian on the 10th
inst
Lord Edmond Fitzmaurice member of Parlia-
ment for Cone, who was Under Foreign Secre-
tary during the administration of Mr. Gladstone
by order of his physician will not enter the next
Parliament.
General De Courcy, French commander in
AMMAN, teiegraphs from Hue that serious disor-
ders have occurred in Quin-H Hong Numerous
Christians have been massacred and number
of villages burned.
Mr.. Michael Davitt's recent lecture in Dublin
for the benefit of the fund for the support of ex-
Head Center Stephens, Melted $780, and Mr.
Davitt has handed check for that AMOUNT to
the aged Fenian leader
The memorial to the Earn of Carnarvon, Vice
roy Of Ireland, praying for the release of the
Mayo prisoners, is being circulated throughout
Ireland for signatures, and is everywhere secur-
ing the support of the most influential people.
The secretary of the Indian Association at
Calcutta teleeraphs that native opinion strongly
condemns Leo Randolph Churchill's attack upon
the Marquis of Ripon, and that the press unan-
imously defends the Marquis Advices from
-Alahabad say it is believed there that Roberts
will urge the increase OF the Indian army by
10, 900 British troops and 1900 natives.
Prussia has sanctioned the plan for pro.
jected ship-canal which it is proposed to cut
from KEEL, the Baltic, to point
the lower Elbe, near Cuxhaven,
in the German ocean The entire cost
OF the work is placed at 156, 000 900 marks. of
which Prussia stands ready to give so 900 900
marks. The bill for the construction of this
canal will be submitted to the Bundesrath after
the vacation.
1t is reported that Sir Francis Hart, British
ambassador to China. is very actively engaged
TO so execute the provisions of the Anglo Chinese
commercial understanding, recently reached
between the two nations, to give English firms
the preference in the work of constructing the