The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREYlTlES.

The annual rise of the Nile IS progressing
favorsbly. and Eaypts crop prospects are
good.
Herr ZeIe has been elected Burgomaster
of Berlin by the Municipal Council, the
vote standing "a to -.
The fourth month of the great Homestead
strike began yesterday. and the locked-out
men are apparently as firm as ever.
Hundreds of armed men and O dozen
blood hounds are hunting Commodore
Miller, q desperate, in the swamps of Muddy
creek, Texas.
The coroners jury at Washing ton. D. c.,
hos decided that William p. Cansday COM
mitted suicide. The evidence tended to
disprove the robbery story.
The seventh annual convention of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. Episcopal
Church. began In Boston yesterday. Six
hundred delegates are in attendance.
The Sugar Trust Is charged with boy cott-
ing M. i. Longlcy. Lynn (Mass.) grocer,
because he ihsists on selling sugar at cents
a pound. The trust denies the charge.
The New York Board of Regents have
elected Arson q. Upson chancellor. to sue
coed the late George William Curtis. 1T.
Rev. G. Boyne was elected vlce-c hancellor.
Prof. Reid, of Cleveland University. who
spent the summer In the examination of
the Muir glacier for scientific purposes,
has arrived at San Francisco from Alaska.
NJ. c. McDoDald, of Chicago, has been in
dicted for attem ted bribery in the Garfield
Park race track litigation. The extreme
penalty is fine of $4,000. McDOnald's bail
was fixed at $4,000.
Peary, Mrs. Peary. the members of the ex-
petition and of the relief party, at the
Academy of National Sciences Philadel-
phia. Wednesday hight.
Cardinal Gibbons has written letter to
the Paris Figaro, in which he says what
. nGx
Pope Leo is that the terms of the Republic
and democracy do not terrlfy him.
Yale College entered on the hundred and
ninety-thIrd year OF its existence yesterday.
In the past year over half q million dollars
has been expended in the erection of new
buildings for the different departments of
the COLLEGE.
Furnace Fl, At the Edgar Thomson steel
works Braddock, Pa, exploded yesterday,
fatally injuring Michael Brennan and John
Sokel. The explosion was caused 10y an &C
cumniation of metal in the furnace. The
furnace was badly damaged.
Welsh newspapers declare that Mr.. Glad
stone has invited an eminent Welsh ecclesi-
sstic 10 draft q bill disestablishing the
church in Wales. They add that the hill
will be prepared in a manner that will be
acceptable to the Welsh clergy.
The five tons of stone ballast brought
from Greenland in the Uttila which went to
the arctic regions to relieve the Peary ex Pc
ditiop. have been presented to the Church
of Our Savior, in Camden, n. j., and will be
used in the construction of that building,
which work is now in progress.
The American Fire Insurance Llovds has
just been organized in New York. One
hundred business men of he United States
| have made individual deposits OF IS 900
| creating an initial fund of $500 900 which
| has been deposited in trustcompanies and
banks for the protection of policy holders.
The Twin City Electric Railway Com
Dany, of ST. Paul, has closed contract
| with n Sc. Louis firm for supply of large
! vestibuled cars for the main line he-
| tween st. Paul and Minneapolis. The
| motorman will be protected from the cold,
and smoking apartments are also provided.
Judge Pratt, of the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn. N. T.. has appointed referee to
take testimony in the case brought by Efiie
Shannon. the actress for q divorce from
her husband. Henry Guy Carleton. Ii was
! decided that Carleton should not make
| any defense. The first hearing will be on
| Oct. q.
| A gang of nop-union ium her showers was
attacked by union men at Buffalo yester.
day. Reviewers were drawn. stones
thrown. and three men were badly cu,
ahont the head. The prompt arrival of the
police pnt an end 10 the trouble. Thomas
| McGovery. president of the Lum Der show
ers Union. and George Crowles. also uni0u
man. were arrested. charged with riot.
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