The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-30

were with the enemy. stabbing France in
the back Applause ON the left. The revolu-
ton was not yet over. In the meantime.
Republicans would not let the revolution
be furnished by such a representation as
"Thermidor." If the government did not
do its duty the citizens would dc their
duty. Applause on the left. and protest
from the right. After considerable uproar
the Chamber passed TO the order of the day.
Gillian Insurgents Gaining Ground.
BUENos AYREs. Jan. 29.-Advices received
here from Chilli show that the insurgents
are steadily gaining ground. Soon after
the bombardment or Port Coquimbo the
rebel force occupied La Serene. the city Of
Coquimbo, without any opposition on the
part of the government troops. though the
latter occupied La Serene in force, being
public buildingA The government troops.
upon the approsch of the rebel forces from
Port Coquimbo. evacuated La Serene and
retreated inland. thus placing q hne harbor
and q most advantageous base of supplies
in the hands of the insurgents.
Three Suicides.
BERLIN, Jan. 29.-The story of o triple
tragedy, the result of an officials dishon-
esty, reached here to-day. 1t appears that
Mayor Radegast. of Anhalt. was recently
convicted of the charge of embezzling
municipal funds and fed to Leipsic to
escape the punishment for his crime. The
wife and father-in-law of the Mayor were
unable to bear the burden of his disgrace,
and both committed suicide. The Mayor,
on learning of their death. was greatly
shocked. and the untimely end of his rela-
tives. which his act caused. so much
affected him that he also took his life.
Goats Blood for Consumptives-
PARIS. Jan. 2a.-Much interest is mani
tested in medical circles here In regard to
the goats blood cure for tuberculosis advo-
Gated by Drs. Berth and Picq, of the
Nantes faculty. These doctors. it will be-
remembered. injected fifteen Rrammes of
goats blood into the thighs of two pa
tients, and on Monday asserted in this city
that cures can be brought about by renew
ing such injections every ten days. To-day
they announce that in the case of both
these patients the fever has abated.
No British Honors for Koch
LONDON, Jan. 29.-In the House of Com
mons Mr.. Joseph Nolan. member for North
Luth, asked that the government. in COM
mon with other governments of other ma
tions. should join in q movement which
should result in comforting upon Professor
Koch a p%ecuniary reward for the services
he has rendered to humanity. The Hon.
Wm. Henry Smith. First Lord of the
Treasury. replied that he must decline to
add this new function to the responsible
tiles of the government. l"Hear, hear."l
DIR. windthorst Injured.
BERLIN, Jan. 29.-Dr. Windthorst, the
leader of the Center party. met with a pain
full accident to-day. While leaving one of
the committee-rooms of the Reichstag he
slipped and fell down a flight of stairs.
Minister Won Gossler hurried to his side
n assisted him to rise. when it was found
that he had sustained severe injuries. but
that no bones were broken. DR.. Windthorst
was conveyed to his home in a carriage.
This evening he was reported as improving.
Disorderly French Students.
PARIS, Jan. GA body of students NUM-
bering two hundred persons stormed the
offices of LEgalite (newspaper) to-day de-
manding to know the name of the writer
of an article which appeared in that jour-
nal accusing them of opportuniem. Being
met with q refusal the Students became
very boisterous. They abused the officials
the place. They then took their departure,
threatening to return tomorrow.
Deadly Avalanche I'm Greece.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-Dispatches from Greece
tell of q horrible disaster wrought by an
avalanche. One of these huge masses of
snow, ice and earth came rolling down
from the mountains upon the town of Ath-
amana with terrible results. Twenty-Five
persons were killed outright and many
were injured, while nearly every house
was destroyed.
PARIS. Jan. 29.-It was announced to-day
that the committee on pardons has pro-
nounced in favor of committing the sem
tence of death passed upon Michael Ey-
rand, the murderer of Gouffe, to one of inn.
pris0nment for life.
Collapse of the Scotch Strike.
GLASGOW. Jan. 2.-The great railroad
strike has at last collapsed. and the leaders
of the strikers are treating with the off,
Gals of the different companies with the
view of securing for the men their former
places.
One Hundred Lives Lost in the Red Sea.
CAIRO, jar. 29.-Advices from Massowah,
followed by floods, has caused enormous
damage throughout the island of Massowah.
Over one hundre persons lost their lives.
MI. bradlaugh's CONDITION Worse.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-The news received
from the sick room tonight indicates that
Mr.. B~radlaugh's condition has grown worse
since this morning.
Afghanistan's Ruler Reported Co BE Dead
BOMBAY. Jan. 29.-It is reported here
that Abdurahman Khan. the Ameer Of
A~fghanistan, is dead
Cable Notes.
M. Meissonier. the French painter. who
was critically i'll last week, is nov recover
ing.
Advices from Belgrade have been received
to the effect that the ServIan Cabinet has
resigned.
Some election riots occurred at Gollezos,
Spain. yesterday with fatal results. Dur
ing the disturbances three persons were
shot and killed.
The Deutsche Mediciniscbe Wochen-