The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-31
Cable Notes.

Augustus Edward Hobart, Earl of Bucking-
hamshire, is dead.
The Greek government continues to send
troops to the frontier.
The Greek Chamber of Deputies sat with
closed doors yesterday.
King Alfonso's physicians have ordered him to
take month of absolute rest.
Herr Herhst, leader of the German Liberal
party, is seriously i'll with inflammation of the
lungs.
Lake Ligano, Switzerland, has overfowed it's
banks and part of the town of Ligano is sub
merged.
A number of officers now in England have
been ordered to join regiments destined for serv-
ice in Burmah.
Only two persons were killed and eight In
jured by the railway accident on the Portugal
frontier on Thursday.
The Danube Steam Navigation Company is
about to begin the importation into Austria of
Turkish petroleum on large SCALE
The Jockey Club cup, at the Newmarket
Houghton meeting, yesterday, was won by Mr.
j. Hammonds four-year- old ST. CATER.
The Court of Chancery has restrained Robin
son & Fisher, auctioneers London, from selling
an American edition of Ruskin's works.
Professor Huxley has resigned the presidency
of the Royal Society on account of i'll health
He will be succeeded by Professor Stokes
L
Deasy G300 to defray the expenses of his con-
test for Parliament in the coming election.
Several newspaper correspondents, including
the correspondent of the Vienna Neue Freie
Presse, have been expelled from Roumania.
The Board of Guardians at Cork have adopted
resolutions deprecatlng eyictions, and calling
upon landlords to reduce rents 40 to so per cent
Lady Lansdowne has delayed her return to
Canada on account of the illness of her father,
the Duke of Abercorn, who is believed to be dy-
ing.
Count Herbert Bismarck has been appointed
German Secretary of State, vice Count Won
Hatzfeldt, who has been appointed ambassador
to London.
The Queen having delegated to Lord Lans-
downe the pardonng power in the case of Riel,
it is announced that the home government can
not interfere in his case.
An explosion occurred yesterday at Reschitza
Hungary, in a coal mine connected with the
State Railway Works. Thirteen persons We're
killed and fifteen injured.
The Paris Gazette Diplomatique says Sir
Henry Drummond Wolff has concluded secret
treaties with the Porte other questions than
those relating to Egypt
M. Tricoupas. exPremier Of Greece, arrived
at Athens on Thursday, and was given an ova-
tion by the people, who clamored for war. He
replied in a circumspect speech.
A case of cholera has occurred in the town of
Concarneau, in Finistere, near the Atlantic
Ocean. 1t is supposed that Spanish fishermen
brought the disease to that place.
The cattle dealers who are boycotting the
Cork Packet Company have refused the Packet
Company's offer of $4,000 to repay them for hir-
ing special steamers, on condition that they
resume shipping by the company's steamers.
The cattlemen are obdurate
Ex-Empress Eugene has sent confidential
messenger to the Pope to ask his advice in re.
ard N her r0p1uct in fha ur0sapt condition of
affairs in France The Bonapartists would sup
port the Count of Paris il the Pope advised them
to do Sc. The Pope is undecided and perplexed
as to what advice to give.