The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-25
There was no further loss of life, and no.
body 10 reported missing.
Cable NoJeA


The operation of the recent imperial
ukase prohibiting the expectation of rye
FROM Russia after Aug. q has been extend
ed to Finland.
Gales and hurricanes sre reported along
the Spanish coast. Many vessels rave beeI
wrecked on the north coast. and heavy
damage has been done.
The peasants of Wilma and Shawl. Rus
STA, are trying to prevent the loading of
railway vans with cereals. Troops have
been to overawe the peasants.
Dir. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley have left
Muerran for Paris. Mr.. Stanley seems to
have almost recovered from the injury to
his leg which he sustained through q fall
while at Muerran.
The members of the Russian imperial
family. accompanied by the Queen of
Greece and her children. have started to
Copenhagen to visit tine Cars father-ID-
law. the King of Denmark.
Prince George of Wales. until now lieu
tenant-commander of the gun-boat Thrush.
OF the North American station. has been
paid off for his services on the Thrush. and
has been promoted to the rank of COM
mander.
General Obrutshceff. chief of the Russian
stat. has arrived at Bergerac, France. The
streets were decorated IN his honor, and
he received a popular ovation. The Mayor
of the town gave a banquet in honor of the
General.
One hundred thousand persons have al
ready arrived at Treves To see the holy coat.
PROFESSIONS of pilgrims, chanting as they
march. are continually passing through the
streets from 4 o'clock in the morning until
midnight.
The Times correspondent at Buenos Ayres
says that the silver brought to Montevideo
from Chill Dy the British warshIp Esplegle
was transferred to the steamship Moselle,
which sailed from Montevideo for South
ampton Aug. 81.
The London Standards st. Petersburg
correspondent says that Mr.. Smith. the
United States minister. acting under in
structi0ns from Washington, has requested
an interview with the Minister of the In
terror to discuss the question OF the emigra-
tiOn of Russian jews to America.
A Rruesome story comes from Lille,
France. Professors Diebere and Vert
heimer have been carrying on experiments
with the heads and bodies of two murderers
recently executed by the guIllotine. They
claim TO have discovered signs of vitality
in the heads a considerable time after the
execution, but no evidence of consciousness.
A dispatch from Neusantaz. a town on
the Danube opposite Peterwardrein. SAYS
that the boiler of the Danube Company's
steamer Apostag exploded yesterday, kill
ing live people and seriously iDiurlng two
ApOstag was nearing NeusantaZ, where she
was to have taken on board q number of
passengers. The injured people are In q
precarlOus condition.
The London Times's Paris correspondent
sends the following story under reserve:
Admiral Gervais took a proposed agree
ment to Cronstadt binding France and Rus
STA mutually to assist each other in the
event of O Chinese rising against foreign
ers. Each nation further decided not to
Obetruct the others missionaries. Admiral
Gervais brought the agreement back IN a
modified form. 1t is assumed that Foreign
Minister Ribot desired TO find a subject for
agreement which would not give umbrage
to the powers.