The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-15


once sentenced the prisoner to death.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Three Montenegrins Trial for Murder
ing a Son OF Prince Nicholas.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to the
Standard from Vienna Gays that the trial
is proceeding at Spalato. Dalmatia,
of three MontcneRrins. who are charged
with having murdered q natural
of Prince Nicholas of Montenegro. The
name of the son was Grujica, and it was
brought out IN court that he had been
continual source OF trouble
to the Prince. Grujica was supported
by his father in generous way for many
years, but he became dissipated and reck-
less in his habits. and his demands for
money were regular and persistent. HIS i'm
portunities at length became unbearable.
and Prince Nicholas stopped his supplies
altogether. This wac resented by the
young man, and he made every endeavor
to annoy the Prince and make him ridlcu-
lous before the public. He black-mailed
and lampo0ned him and abused him
openly In the public bazaar. MINER:
poems relating to the Prince. written by
Grujica, were made public in court. Many
sensations al rumors are afioat regarding the
disclosures to be made In court. and the
part Prince Nicholas played therein.
Second Week Of the Spinners Lockout
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The second week of
the cotton lockout opens with increased
prospects of the trouble being lonR-con-
tinued. There are 6.0O0, 600 spindles still
at work on full time 100000 on short time
and 100000 are stopped. The masters
federation has asked tho owners Of the
splndlos working on full time to begin to
shorten their working hours on Thursday.
All the owners have assented except the
masters at Bolton, who spin Egg ptlan cot
ton chiefly. They plead that their hands
are full of orders. and that their mills must
work full time to fill them. The leaders of
the spinners state that if the employers
generally adopt short time. without corre-
spending reduction of wages, the dead
lock will end. Whether or not the manu-
facturers will follow suvh a course. which
would practically be conceding the demands
first made by the operatives Is an open
question. IL they run their mills on short
time, aud reduce wages as well, the fight
will be long.contlnued.
Russian General Probably Poisoned
Moscow, Nov. 14.-A sensation has been
caused here by the sudden death at Tash-
kend. in Asiatic Russia, of General Boronok.
Some time ago General Boronok was ap-
pointed special commissioner to examine
into the administration Of the province in
which Tashkend is situated. He made an
exhaustive examination into the affairs of
the province, with the result that he dis
covered irregularities involving O number
of officials. General Boronok was upon the
point of returning to Moscow, whom he was
taken suddenly i'll. and died in few min
utes. IL ia suspected that some of the
officials whose dishonesty was brought 10
for his death. They feared that his dis
closures would result In their punishment,
possibly In exile to Siberia. A post-mortem
examination will be made to learn If he
was poisoned.
What English Newspsper Says.
LONDON. Nov. l-The Telegraph, speak
ing editorially on McKinleyism, ex-
presses the belief that eventu-
ally 1t will become 90 dead that
even the Republicans will wash their
hands of it. and if possible adopt free trade,
which will be as unwelcome to English
commerce as Mckinleyism. when the new
Americans" il says. will indignantly
fling aside the incubus or Irish intrigues,
Doodle hunters, log rollers, McKInleyites
and the like. actuated by pure
will End that no country can bring pros
perity by attempting ruin to others or can
lind peace at home BY encouraging REBEL
Ion abroad"
The Duchess Will Get Her Money Back
LONDON, Nov. 14-The funeral of the
Duke of Marlborough took place to-day at
Blenheim Palace. the Marlborough seat at
Woodstock. Oxfordshire. The young Duke
attained his majority yesterday. Upon the
expiration of the year of mourning imposed
upon him by usage. he will take his seat in
the House of Lords and fetes will be gwen
10 the tenantry IN celebration of his CON-
ing into the dukedom. The Duchess of
Marlborough will receive the g, 900 0C0 in
surance on the Dukes life. He had taken
out policies in this large amount as a recog-
milton of the immense sums the Duchess
has expended In repairing and identifying
Blenheim Palace.
Deed of a Tilted Lover.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE quiet little village
of Petertavey in Devonshire. was yes
terday thrown into a state of the great
est excitement by the crime of q Tilted
lover. A young man named William Will
Jams fell In love some little time ago with
Emily Dodge. the daughter of farmer.
HIS love was not reciprocated. however.
another young man named William Rowe
having found favor with the girl. Will
Jams became moody ana morose when he
found that he hao a successful rival Yes
terday. while Rowe was walking home
from church in company with the girl.
Williams shot her dead. mortally wounded
her companion and killed himself.
Uprising Against Hippoiyte.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The steamship
Adirondack. which arrived to-day. left
Port-au-Prince. Hayti. Nov. 5. ION that
day." said one of the officers. almost all of
the people were said To be under arms.
President Hippoiyte IL was reported. was