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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-19
The Incident Causes Excitement in Paris, but
1t Is Believed the Trouble Will Be Ad-
justed Without Serious Difficulty.
An Enthusiastic Greeting to Father Ryan
on His Release from Prison.
President Cleveland's Messenger Has Not Yet
Called at the MISREPRESENTATION Affair
in French Cathedral-Cable Notes.
FRANCE AND ITALY.
Violation of Consular Rights by the Lattez
Brings a Threat from Paris.

A Violation of Consular Rights by the Latter
Brings q Threat from Paris.
PARIS, Jan. 18.--The Repnbique Franchise
has a telegram from Rome which says that nj.
Flourens, the French Foreign Minister, has
complained to Signor Crispi. the Italian Foreign
Minister. of Italy's delay in settling the Flor
ence consulate incident, and warned Sienor
Crispi that if the Italian judge at Florence exc
cutes his threat to eenter the French consulate
and seize the papers sought after, France win
recall her ambassador and take such measures
as the honor and interest of the country demand.
The incident mentioned consisted of a breach Of
consular rights the part Of the Florence
police, who searched the French consulate for
papers connected with pending lawsuit The
strained relations with Italy in consequence of
this affair depressed both commercial and fnan-
cial business to-day. The Borrse was heavy.
Several evening papers violently attack Italy,
and La France alludes to Premier Crispi as
"Bismarck's valet" The French consul at
Florence has received certain instructions as to
the course to pursue in case the incident is pro-
iopged.
1t is semi-oficially announced that Count De
Mouy, the French ambassador at Rome, having
informed M. Flourens that the Praetor of Flor
ence had intimated his intention to remove. on
Friday, the seals affixed by the French consulate
to the documents relating to the Husse in
cession, NJ Flourens has requested Count De
Mouy to inform Signor Crispi that if such an act
of violence is committed the French govern
ment will hold Italy responsible.
The Paris (newspaper) urges the government
to demand complete satisfaction from Italy for
the indignity offered to the French consulate,
and in the event of a failure of Italy to comply
to break off the relations between Francs and
Italy and expel all Italians from France.
The feeling Of bitterness, especially the
part Of France is hourly increasing through the
influence of the incident, and many persons fear
that some otherpretext for recalling the French
ambassador from Rome may be found should
Italy not heed Frances warning and refrain
from repeating her offense. There is no proba-
bility, however, that the French government
will yield to public clamor or the counsels
of imprudent advisers in pursuing the matter,
cry further than the circumstances demand,
and the fears of the timid will doubtless be al
layed by an ample apology from the italian
government in due time.
NJ. Flourens, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. hold
a very friendly interview with Count Minabres,
italian ambassador, to-day. and an early settle
ment of the differences arising out of the episode
is considered certain.
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scandalous Affair In a Cathedral.

PARIS, Jan. 18.-A disgraceful scene occurred
in the cathedral at Rouen, caused by the sacrl-
legious attempt of priest to work upon the
superstitions of the people through the arrange
ment of a scene in which he impersonated God
and carried dialogue with another priest
representing, in costume ard sentiment. the
devil. The congregation hissed the perform
ance. and finally drowned the voices of the
speakers by singing the 'Marseillaise" and the
"Ep Revenant de Ia Revue" The police were
summoned and attempted to clear the cathedral,
but were unable to do So They arrested sew
eral of the congregation. however. and the dis
order was finally stopped by the termination or
tho farce which provoked il.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-19
HE DOESN'T LIKE FEMALE MAYORS
All the Boys Voted for Mrs. Salter, and Now
She Has Spoiled Their Fun.

Kansas City Special.
"Female Mayors are no good" said the ex-
city marshal of Argonia, Kan. why Mrs.
Salter has Just killed Argonia I used to
have a hotel there and was the city marshal.
but couldn't stand IL, SO just scooted, and
expect I'm to blame for her election, too.
the conventions, About 9 o'clock on lection
day all us boys were feeling gay and agreed to
meet at a hall and nominate n candidate to
knock out Wilson. Jack Ducker. ne is the tough
est man in the place and the undertaken. got mp
IN the meetin' and nominated Mrs. Susanna
Medora Salter for Mayor. and the nomination
was made unanimous. We rushed into the
streets and commenced to work for our cand-
date. At noon her husband came TO us and
begged to quit the racket sayin' it was an
insult to his wife. We wouldn't do it, and then
the voters commenced to come our way in clus-
ters. We got full of whisky and enthusiasm,
and at o'clock every one was votn for our
candidate. Well, you know as how she was
elected We had jollifcation, and when she
took her seat like man all our fun was
busted.
II sent mp to Karsas City for some crab apple
cider, just to please the boys. She heard of it
and asked me to stop it You can't FIGHT a
woman, and she the Mayor. Then / started
little poker-room, more for sociability than any
thing else. Chips were only ten cents. She
heard of il and came to me and had to stop.
Then the druggist, before she was elected, used
to keep blue grass bitters. lemon rye, and ex-.
tract Of malt and few other things like that.
Then the two blliard-rooms running
They're closed up now. The Mayor don't think
it In fashion BILE to push the worries That's the
way it is with everything. i JUST couldns
stand the town. and so / came ND here"
.'She's the only woman Mayor earth. is she
notlv
That's just what she is. You ought to see
the letters she GETS foreign letters and the like,
askln' for her autograph. and askin' her II IL is
true that she is the Mayor, and al questions
under her. and many's the letter she has shown
me from abroad"
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Railway Accidents.

MoBERLY, NO., Jan. 18.-A train on the
Wabash Western railroad was ditched near
Coatesville. Ia. yesterday. and thirteen persons
were injured, but none fatally. The train was
four hours late. Among the injured passengers
were: Leo Warner, Buffalo, n. Y; E. E.
Snave1y. ST Louis; Fl. L. Crane. Excelsior,
Wheatley, Ainsworth, Ia; Mrs. Margaret Wells.
Ainsworth.
DUBUQUE, Ia. Jan. 1S-The passenger train
on the Illinois Central road, that left Dubuque
for the east at noon, was thrown from the track
at Scales Mound, twenty five miles east and it is
said that several cars rolled down a steep en-
bankment. The railroad officials are dumb as
usual, and it is difficult to obtain facts. Several
ed, among the latter being mail agent Com
stock.
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Mrs. Ammon,s offsr of Marriage.

+ CLEVELAND. Jan 18-Mrs Josephine Ammon,
whose incarceration in the county Jail here for
contempt Of court is attracting attention the
country over, to-day received offer of mar
rage from party in New YORK. She refuses
to divulee the name, but gives the letter for
publication. The would-oe husband says that
he is a railroad contractor, and has a large con-
tract on hand, but that he is short of funds. and
would like loving wife who would loan him
$40, 900 until he gets upon his feet financially.
He has read of her case IN the papers, and is
filed with admiration for her pluck. Mrs Am
mon secured divorce last summer from her
Nav York
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FIG IFhn oFCFu buspbnd WOTk.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 19-Dealers in pig iron re-
port drop in prices of 81 per ton since the first
of the year. As result number of furnace
men have banked their furnaces and are now
awaiting Developments They say the decline
is unwarranted, and that they cannot manu-
facture and sell pig iron at present prices, ex-
cept at q loss The Dunbar and Charlotte fur
naces have both closed. being unable to pay
present wages. or in any way continue the M nu-
facture of pig iron at profit. There has been
a reduction of % cents per ton in the price OF
coke since Jan l. but there has been no reduc-
ton in ore, and freight rates remain practically
fha
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Cleveland's Messenger TO the Pope.

LONDON, Jan. I8.-Americans in Rome are
heartily ashamed of the doings Of the person to
whom was intrusted the duty of conveying
President Clevelands jubilee present to the
Pope, and are doing everything possible to sup
press the scandal his laches have created.
This person has been boycotted by the
members OF the American legation
purely personal grounds, ever since his arrival
at Rome, and as he has not himself seen it to
fulfill the obligation imposed upon him, and the
American representatives decline to have any
thing TO do with him. or his mission, it is hiehly
probable that the vellum copy of the constitu-
ton viii never reach the hands of the Pope.
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Mrs. Grecory,s six-Cen. Verdict.

NEW YORK Jan "A verdict for six cents
was awarded to Amelia Gregory in the city court
to-day under peculiar circumstances Mrs
Gregory sued her divorced husband. Herman
Schwenke, for slander. She wanted ST.. OO0
Mr.. Sch wenke's counsel stated that he intended
to prove that the plaintiff had poisoned people,
committed arson. had been indicted for bigany
and was a generally immoral person. Upon
this announcement, counsel for the plaintiff
held a hasty consultation, and an agreement
was speedily entered into by which Mrs
Gregory should receive six cents damages.
Schwenke afterwards said that he agreed that
the woman should have some kind of verdict.
because. if he had not, she would have thrown
yitriol in his face.
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The ou.put of anthracite Coal.

New YoRK, Jan. S-Notwithstanding the
strikes in the Schuylkill and Lehigh regions.
the production of coal last week was the largest
on record for that period, the output beirg 600,
358 tons, against 551, ORG for the corresponding
week last year, an increase OF l04, 2S2 tons. or
course, the Schuylkill region, where the Read
ing mines are situated, shows a marked falling
off. the production there being only SO. 900 tons.
against 16l, 1913 for the week in 1887, and in
the Lehigh region, where the miners have been
ton was only 1900 tons, against 90 541 tons
last year. The increase wasl in the Wyoming
felds.
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Bricklayers and Masons.

Boston, Jan. 18-Most of to-day's session Of
the bricklsvers and masons convention
cupied in the election OF officers. which resulted
as follows President, Alex. Darragh, ST. Louis;
vice-president, Andrew Mccormick, Toronto,
Ont: secretary Thomas ODea Cohoes. N. Y,
treasurer Patrick Murray Buffalo. The next
convention will be held at Cleyeland, Jan. g. 1885,
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niture TO go to housekeeping; that he asked her
TO go to his room pretense OF showing some
thing he had bought for her. When IN the room
he spoke TO her affectionately, then suddenly
shot her twice IN the face. He then placed her
head on pillow, washed the blood from her
face. made her promise to say she shot herself,
and then took off his bloody shirt, put a clean
one, and fed. He left a letter in which he makes
it appear that he contemplated killing her and
himself. but seems to have lost his courage. He
has not yet been found.
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NEW York, Jan. 1S.-The Tribune saws that
the accident to Mrs John A. Logan. by which
she was thrown from carriage has left last
ing results. Her friends hero are informed by
letter that she has severe pain almost constantly
In the injured shoulder. Mrs. Logan is said to
have grown old rapidly since the Generals
death. and 20 have lost much of her old tune
viyacity and energy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-19
Thirteen Men Drowned

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 18.-The British steamer
Toronto, Captain Boucher, from Portland. Jan.
4, for Liverpool, arrived in the Mersey to-day.
She reports that during fog. off Skerries, Ire
land, she collided with and sunk the Norwegian
bark Freidis, Captain Larsen. from Liverpool
for Savannah, and that thirteen OF the barks
crew were drowned only one man being saved
The Toronto was only sIlghtlY damaged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-19
Serious Illness of Colonel nIou1to,

NEW YORK, Jan 1a-Col c. w Mouiton,
orother-in-law Of General Sherman. was re-
ported very low tonight at the Hotel Arno.
his trouble Is congestion of the brain. His
family are with him Colonel Moulton formerly
lived nc Mansfield, O. From there he moved to
ClEciunati. and came 10 this city five wears ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-19
A Battle with CnnYictA.

ST.. PETERSBURG. Jan. ia body of prs-
oners recently en- route TO the Caucasus from
south Russia, under military guard, became
mutinous during the journey, and were with
great difficulty prevented from escaping en-
masse. The convicts fought desperately. and
before they could be brought under subiection
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He Is Formally sworn In and Dons His judi
cial Robe of silk.
WAsHISeToS. Jan l8.-The Supreme Court
OF the United State. sits with a full bench to-
day for tho frat time since the fourth Of May,
1885. Dir. Lamar reached the Capitol . littl<
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-19
Emi Kennedy Is the Man Needed.

CoNsTANTINoPLE Jan. 18.-The Sultan very
strongly urged Mr.. William e. Vanderbilt. dur
ing that gentleman's visit here, to undertake
the construction of system of Asiatic railways
for the Turkish government and has forwarded
to Mr.. Vanderbilt. in Egypt. all the papers re-
pressing the hope that if he should not be dis
posed to engage in the undertaking, Mr.. Gould
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Traveling arnn As.anltad.

CLEVELAND. O., Jan 15.-George Anderson
a travelling man from New York. was waylaid
by foot-pads here tonight, while on his way to
the Union Depot to take a train for Detroit.
He was knocked senseless by blow from an
iron coupling pin. and was taken to the Weddeii
House In = badly-lnjured condition. His assail-
ants were about 10 search his pockets when they
we're frightened away.
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CINcISNATr. Jan. I8.-The starch manufact-
urers OF the Western States held a meeting here
today, at which fifteen of the largest manu-
factories were represented. The price Of starch
advanced one fourth of q cent pound.
How to regulate production as well as prices
was topic of discussion.
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Ten Thousand People Starving.

BOSTON. Jan. 18-A dispatch has reached the
rooms of the American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions from Mardin, in East Turkey. stating that
TO- 900 people starving there and calling for
immediate relief. It is also reported that the
famine at Adana. in Central Turkey, still con-
tinues. and the. number who suffering in
dali
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renewal of An,i-German Mea.ures.

BERLIN, Jan. 18-The Russian government
has renewed the sn:i iGerman measures in the
Baltic provinces. Forty Lutheran cergymen in
Livonia have been deprived of their benfices
without notice. because they used solely the
German language. The Gear had revived the
post of governor of the provinces, and that off,
cial will be specially responsible for Russanizing
rnaasI1raa
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+ CIscIsNATI. Jan. 1s.-aIrs. Sanders, or Frank
lin (har husband is known by both narnes 10
stil alive, and there is now some hope of her re-
covery. She has written q statement that her
husband got her to come to help buy some fur
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French Cabinet CrisissThreatened.

PARIS. Jan. 18 -LeParis states that Cabinet
crisis is imminent owing to the fact that several
of the members strenuously oppose Premier
Trards proposition to tax the liquor traffic while
the Premier firmly adheres to his position on the
question.
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eight soldiers and two gendarmes were killed,
while thirty of the prisoners were shot
dead. Twenty-one prisoners made gooc their
escape.
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Ser gere9tfertigte &uB.

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Ieene Der Primabonna einen &uB gu ges
ben, Der betanntli9 auf ber 8iibtte tlur
martirt perben barf, utb i'm uebertres
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ieiner 8eseiferuns eibt ber Dame aber
Der Strafe ni9t a6tenb-einen tpirfs
li@en &uB unb bic barob auf's S69fte
entriifete Sdngeritt. seist bieies 9ts
tentat ber DIRECTION an, tuorauf be-
fagter Sdnger bic aebn Wart Strafe
aablet muB.-Na6 8erIauf bon einigen
MD6en fomrtt biefelbe 0per ipieber 3ur
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8aritonit auf bic 5dngerin su NIT ben
Morten: n@ndbige Graul sic tperben
uer3eibeu, aber i6 muB sic beute Mbenb
tuie6er fiiRenl" @an3 emp6rt lber biele
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ben &iiden autpenben, als Der @dnger
fe nit ben Morten feftbdlt: yNun,
Sic tperben bod ni6t mo0en. baB bic
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Mart gu tbeuergepeienl"
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bes republifaniI6en 9taatstidets bat
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Nusuf in Nutin 3uiammentretem, um
Nominationen au MAIDEN.
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gaten, uobl abfi6tlid, muir bur6 ginen
bertreten, ba He fir ben Dumbug Der
Nuftequng eines Staatstidets ni9t
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man bic Neger in ben Difritt=M Comma
tionen fiir Chicago gang Defenders be,
ridi@tigt, tuie ia AUDI Die Ronbention
= mabri6einli@ in Mnerfennung Der
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9ifritt.
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y}a6 BEN 8erihteu User /

Na9 ben 8eri6ten user bic
Stats &%onbention, tpel9e bic grobis
bitioniften in Wacp abgebalten baben, lit
elm boiler pxObibitionifii6er Wablaettel
fur ale Staatsdmter aufgefelt tporben /;
bel Der nd6ften teranif6en Staats.
tpabl merben baber, ioweit man es big
iebt iiberieben fanrt, finf .berf9iebene
parteien unb Snterefen : @ruppen i'm
Gelbe iein. Die bemotratii6e, bic res
publitanii6e, bic probibitionifii9e
partei unb bic u~nabbdngig auftretenben
glemente Der Garmer> Maiana unb Der
Nrbeitss Union tpie fart bic beiben lebs
teren Settionen iein tperben, ldBt f9
Biz ieBt faum NIT MUIR a~nndbernoer
Si9erbeit tiberidlagen.
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sesas mmb bic Mplfetet=sS irtbidaft.

9eras mmb bic Mplferet=2Sirtbidbaf
giner unferer teranii6en 8iebaa6ter,
tuelter i'm Woltereisg ef9dft ni9t BLOB
in unierem State cine Iangidbrige
praftii1e grfabrung binter fi9 bat,
fonbern au1 In anberen Staten Der
Union biefes @ei9dfts Sad griinbIi9
ftu6irt bat, it Der entf6iebenef Mnfi6t,
baB Seras un3tueifelbaft bas bette 2anb
fiir ben 8etrieb ber Wil@erei 8 Wirtb,
i9aft 1T. Sur 8egrinbuns bieier Nns
fidt ma6t er geltenb, bob fein anoerer
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70 9iinitiges 2lima belize, bor alien
aber, baB bic in Seras ge3pgenen Juts
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ftoff unb In Golge befen gerabe bic bors
tbeilbafteften 8effanbtbeile fur bic Sers
ftellung bon gutter Butter entbalten; er
bebauptet ferner, ba6 Giibe Der glei6eu
9aKe bel glei6 iorgfdltiger Bebanblung
unb pflege in Seras better geoeiben als
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tuel6e cine 5ebnidbrige eigene @rfabrung
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treten mirb.