The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-09-08

wealthy Jewish-German youths. who
wished to evade c0DscriptiOn. an apparent
ly serious skin affection by means OF sub
cutaneous injections of petroleum and GRO
ton oil.
Emil Troatol. who lost several million
marks In corn speculations in 1880 and who
recently failed for 10000 marks, has CON-
United suicide ut Berlin.
The American tourist, Carleton Graves,
who was arrested on Saturday last at May
ence on suspicion that he was q spy, has
been released from custody.
Shanghai kilograms state that the powers
are forcing China to recognize the Shan thai
armed volunteer body which has existed
for a long time On sufferance.
The British bark FIJI, bound from Ham.
burg to Melbourne. hae been wrecked on
the.rocks Oft Warnambool, Australia, and
thirteen OF the crew drowned.
A German mail steamship. the Kansster,
has been wrecked between Zanzibar and
Mozambique. All the passengers and the
crew were saved. The mails were also
saved.
The Paris Gaulois proposes that the gov
eminent Of France In concert with the gov
ernments of other powers interested, shall
send an ultimatum to China in regard to
the ontrages upon foreigners caused by the
anti-European riots.
The Catholic congress opens to-day at
Mallnes. Cardinal Gibbons will preside.
There will be q special discussion as to the
methods to be adopted to make practical
application of the Pope's encyclical letter
possible to the working classes.
At banquet gwen in his honor at
Lourdes yesterday, Baron Won Mohren-
helm. the Russian ambassador to France,
In an address. said that he was only pro-
noting the Cars wishes in desiring an in
innate union between Russia and France.
During the passage from Halifax to Ber-
muda the steamer Quart Castle experienced
q severe hurricane. A sea boarded the
worthy by name, were dashed overheard
and drowned. Captain Harrison was also
injured.
The British steamer Gloucester City. from
New York Aug. 9, which has arrived at Bris-
her port side cattle-sheds clean overheard,
entaling the loss Of fifty-one head of cat
tie, while the mate was seriously injured
and the deck fittings much damaged.
The authorities, having captured eight
Anarchists at Stuttgart. have caused them
to be taken to Berlin for trial. The spread
of anarchsm in the German centers is ere.
ating no little anxiety, and the authorities
In the various cities have been requested
to make special investigation as to the ex-
tent of the evil and whether any concerted
motive animates the Anarchists.
Mrs. O'Neill. tho wife of General O'Neill,
claiming to have been an officer in the
United States army. who. in q tit of jeal-
ousy, shot at and dangerously wounded
her husband, at Wiesbaden on May 20
last, and who was Imprisoned for that
crime. has been pardoned by Emperor Will
lam, and released from imprisonment.
dispatch from MOmbassa, in British
East Africa, announces that the British East
Africa C0mpaDy's steamship KenIa has
navigated the river Tana q distance of Blk
hundred miles from the coast, and thus
opened to trade fertile and populous dis
trict which has, up to the present, been sup
posed to be practically closed to commerce.
Mendelssohn, the proprietor of bazaar in
Berlin, has been arrested for forging large
number of bills. He conducted an appar-
emily profitable business and was highly
respected. The discovery of his fOrgeries
is said to be due to q singular oversight
in the turn of letter in an initiated sig
nature, which otherwise was perfect fac
simile