The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-07

the members OF the new Irish government
respecting the situat on in Belfast, and the
best means OF restoring and preserving order
The decree of divorce obtained by Mr.. Donald
CRAWFORD on Feb. IL last, against his wife, be-
cause OF her relations with Sir Charles Dixie,
was yesterday declared absolute.
The Dublin Gazette announces the appoint
ment OF eleven additional resident magistrates
III Antrim This step is supposed to have been
taken In consequence of the Belfast riots.
The council of administration of the Panama
Canal Company have, on the proposal OF M De
Lesseps, decided to annul all Of the new shares
not subscribed for directly by the public.
One hundred and fifty thousand new subscrib-
ers nave applied for the new bonds issued by the
Panama company. The number has exceeded
the most sanguine hopes of the company.
M De Lesseps has issued new circular ad-
dressed to the shareholders in the Panama canal
In 1t ne states that over 100 900 shareholders have
subscribed for 45S, 802 shares In the new loan
AT Heidelberg. yesterday. there was process
sion sy moolical of the centuries, formed OF 300
persons. The procession was extremely inter
esting, and was greatly admired by large crowds.
The following are cholera returns since the
last report: Trieste. new cases and deaths
Ravenna, % cases and DEATHS Venice. cases
and death; Verona, 10 cases and deaths; Bo-
logna Il cases and IL deaths; elsewhere, 76 cases
and % deaths
ireland, gave audience yesterday to Mayor Har-
land, or Belfast, with reference to the enforce
ment OF strong repressive measures in that city.
IL IS expected that a proclamation will be issued
IN Belfast forthwith.
The Berlin Tageblatt says that Sir William A.
White, the British minister to Roumania, has
left Bucharest for Gastein, and states that the
inference IS that he has beer instructed by the
Marquis of Salisbury to meet Prince Bismark,
who is at Gastein with the Emperor.
The city of Belfast is placarded with prncla-
nation by the Mayor forbddng unlawful as
semblages in the streets, threatening all who
attempt to form them and all who participate in
them with arrest, and calling on all law-abiding
citize1s to assist the police in suppressing dis
order Wherever it may occur in the city.
The Hungarian Premier. Herr Tisza, has had
an audience with Emperor Francis Joseph about
the Gyulia-Junski affair. The Emperor has
promised to write letter to the Hungarians ex-
planning the imperial action in a manner aimed
to entirely cOnciliate the national feeling
aroused among the Hungarians by the episode.
While 500 workmen were going home, last
evening, in Belfast bottle was thrown among
them from window. The workmen retaliated
with iron bolts, and furious tumult ensued.
The police and soldiers hastened to the scene
and CHARGED the rioters but without dispensing
them. The police then fred upon the crowd,
severely wounding seven persons.
The Rev. Mr.. Finlayson. the organizing Sec
rotary of the Colonial and Continental Church
Society Established Church). London, was yes
terday condemned to pay SIS, 600 damages to a
merchant named Cookson, in divorce suit
brought by the latter against his wife, on the
ground of adultery with Finlayson. Cookson
was also given decree of divorce against his
wife,
Sarah Rernhardt continues to receive great
ovations from the public of Buenos Ayres The
lheater is crowded every night The French and
Italian newspapers. which have been engaged in
fierce dispute relative to the artistic merits of
Sarah Bernhardt, made some very unfavorabe
remarks regarding their antagonists nationali-
ties. The result was duel between Seniors
Coruti and Hussier both of whom were wound
ed. 1t is reported that more duels will follow.