The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-11-27

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their opposition to the principles he Is be-
iievea by some persons to entertain against
the government. Cries of 1--WE 10 Archie
veque," "vive lie Pope" were met bv the
cOunter-cries of '"Vive In France" "Viye la
Republique.n The Archbishop paid little
attention TO the demonstrations of the mob
and continued his way TO the station,
where he Immediately entered the train.
1t is believed that his only object IN going
to Cambria is to visit Mgr. Thibaudier, the
archbishop of that see.
Thanksgiving Day Abroad.
LONDON. Nov. 27.-The Vienna CORES
pendent of the Times says: ThanksgIv-
ing day was appropriately observed at the
American legation. A reception was given
in honor of the occasion tonight by Mrs.
Grant, wife of she United States minister.
The correspondent. in p~raising the wife of
the United States minister for her gra-
ciousness. and the charming manner In
which she entertained her many guests,
says: ut 10 no mere adulation to say that
if ever there was a lady able TO make
Americans and Englishmen forget their
differences. and consider themselves as
members of one family. it is Mrs. Grant"
BERLIN, Nov. 8.-Thauksgiving day was
appropriately observed by Americans In
tulo CllJ. Al incHlOoIo VI ~ SObSAoSo-
ti0D of the American church went on an ex-
cursion to Grunewald. where they were
very pleasantly entertained with music
and various games. These diversions were
elaborate dinner. The American Physi-
clans Association dIned at English Haus.
two hundred guests being present. Mark
Twain made q humorous speech. Ihe
members of the United States legation were
entertained at a banquet at the Kaiserhof
by Secretary Coleman.
Monument to Rev. Theodore Parker.
FLORENCE, Italy, Nov. 26.-This after
noon there was unveiled In the old Protest
ant cemetery in this city. in the presence
of q select body of American and English
residents and the United States consul. Mr..
James Werner Long. the new maidstone at
the grave of the Rev. Theodore Parker.
which was erected by subscriptions col
lected BY Theodore Stanton, among the dis
tinguished European and American admir-
ers of the celebrated divine. The mOnu-
ment and medallion of Mr.. Parker, by Mr..
w. w. Story, of Rome. are of white marble.
The inscription is by Mr. MOncure ID. Con-
way. The headstone. covered by the Amer
lean flag, was unveiled by Miss Grace FL
lery Claiming. granddaughter OF DR.. Chan
ming. who read a sonnet In honor OF Mt.
Parker, written for the occasion by Mr..
Story. The orator of the day was Hon.
Charles X. Tuckermcn, formerly United
States minister to Greece, who delivered
an admirable address.
BaIfour Honored at Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Nov. 26.-Tbe Rt. Hon. Sir Ar
thur Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury,
who some time was elected to the rector
ship of the University of Glasgow,
was installed In Office to-day with
all the honors attendant upon
49, hr;ltiopt ocoapp
blage was present. including the professors
of the university and many men we'll
known in the literary and social worlds. A
large number OF women were also present..
Mr.. Balfour received an ovation from the
students when he appeared upon the plat
form. After the ceremony had been con-
cluded Mr.. Balfour made an address. in
which he dwelt at length upon the subject
of Progress"
Indian Meal for Starving Russians.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 26-Rev. Mr.. Fran
els, pastor of the Anglo-Amerlcan Church in
this city, has just received from Col Chas.
Murphy 100 Kilograms of Indian corn-meal
as a contribution for the relief of famine
sufferers. Colonel Murphy, who is specially
commissioned by the United States Agrl-
cultural Department to call attention In
Europe to the value of Indian corn as an arti.
Gle OF food, promises more contributions or
coru-meal for famine relief if the use of
that already received is approved.
A number of deaths from starvation
have occurred among the. famine-stricken
people in thep province of Samara.
Deposing Their Governors.
LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says that several states have de-
posed their Governors since the abdication
of Marshal Da Fonseca. At Bahia the de-
position of the Governor occasioned q slight
conflict. Marshal Fonseca retires to Pa
uueta island in the pay of Rio Janeiro.
A dispatch from the State of Rio Grande
do Sui reports that there is discomfort there
the new Cabinet. 1t has also been learned
here thar the troops ut San Pedro continue
under arms, and that no order for them to
disband has been issued.
"yoice of the Lord on the Waters"
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The F~ressinnige lei
tung states that the sermons preached by
the Emperor during his cruise on the i'm
perial yacht in the North sea, last summer.
ter. and will be pu blished under the title.
1.-The Voice of the Lord on the Waters
According to the editors preface the vol
ume contains the following: 1T is the
father of a household who speaks In these
meditations. using his priestly rights in
the absence of a clergyman, and thus ex-
horting each of us to follow his example in
his own circle"
Nine Months Royal Babe Siandered.
BERLIN. Nov. 26.-The Socialists will
probably find large support for their pro-
posal that the law of lese majestic be modl-
fed SO that prosecution under the law will
DO possible only at the direct wish of the
royal persons slandered. The movement
has its origin in the imprisonment of q man
at Dantsic for slandering the Emperor's
nine-months-old infant.
Seven Drowned
LONDON, Nov. 26.-The British bark
Georgetown, Captain Scott. from Palma,
Majorica, which touched at Faro. Nov. 5,
has been wrecked. The Captains wife. who
accompanied him on the oyage and six
members of the crew were drowned, but
the remainder of those on board succeeded
| in reaching the shore in safety.
|
Losses by Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, Now. 26.-Shortly after l
O'Clock this afternoon the head of the boiler
in tho bagging establishment of Peter
Young, Nos. SIG and SIS South Front street,
/ blew ont. the live Goals setting fire TO the
building. which, inside of an hour. was
completely destroyed. Three firemen-
Barney Barrett, Abraham lacey and George
Crilley-were slightly injured by falling
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