The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-05-13
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

LONpOEN, hot SuitO a cCuodtAOh w do
caused this morning when it became known
that the Hon. Patrick Greville-N ugent. o
brother of Lord Greville. who was indicted
for having assaulted Miss Marion s. Price
in a compartment of q railway carriage.
had pleaded guilty, in the North London
sessions. of common assault. The accused
had repeatedly insisted that the case was
one of attempted black mail. and his plea.
when he was arraigned. was q great sur
prise to his friends. Tho prisoner was sem
fenced to six months Imprisonment at
hard labor. The Hon. Patrick Greville-
Nugent who is forty years old. resides at
No. % Eaton Terrace, Eaton Square. He is
deputy lieutenant and magistrate of
Comfy Westmeath, ireland, and held q
high social position. The assault was conl-
d South Coast railway. on the night OF
April Is. The prisoner pleaded. in eXtenu-
alton of his Offense, that he was drunk at
the time. He Acknowledged that he had
misconducted himself, but denied that he
had Indecently assaulted Miss Price. The
court agreed to accept his plea of guilty
after counsel for prosecution had agreed
that the charge OF indecent assault should
not be pressed and had stated that they
would be satisfied with q sentence for
common assault.
Killed by a Ouack Medicine.
Ole IElEhSDOhOs u0y lS.-OcucIul OIeS-
ser. project of police 10 dead from the ef-
fects of an injection Of quack medicine,
"vitaline." which produces a sudden and
violent attack of blood poisoning. 1t has
transpired that General dresser IL not the
only victim OF the Quack medicine. Gen.
Baranotf died last Sunday. and now it is
stated that his death followed shortly
after an injection of "vitaline." 1t is said
that the medicine consists Of giycerine and
stances would make such rapid and fatal
ganRrene as marked the case of General
dresser.
9Iillbank Has Had Enough.
LONDON. May 12-Mr. Millbank. who has
gone to Paris to reioin his family, say that
he desires to let the Drayton affair drop.
the matter HIS opponent in the recent
duel. be says was a French diplomatic.
The latter was dangerously wounded. but
is coming out all right.
Thirty Persons Killed.
BUENOs AYREs. Argentina, May IA
large skating rink in course of construction
here collapsed to-day. Thirty persons were
killed. The architect and the builder were
arrested.
Cable Notes.
len 1QOuSAnu IOTelRu jews In Oue0eA
have been ordered to leave Russia for the
west.
An official denial of the report that was
circulated from Berlin that tho Sultan 10
suffering from serious illness comes from
Constantinop1e.
Queen Regent Christiana. of Spain. has
conferred on Mre. +. Burd Grub. the wife
of the United States minister. the insignia
of the Order of Maria Louisa for noble
ladies.
Great excitement was caused In Buda-
Pssth, yesterday. by the explosion of q
bomb which had been placed on a street.
car track. A car struck 1t. All the passen-
gers were injured. but not seriously.
The Anarchist Beala and the woma n
Soubert. who were acquitted of com plicity
with Ravachol in the recent trial at Paris,
have been rearrested on the charge of com.
plicity in the murder of two women at st.
Etennic.
Frances. the cashier of the Deutsche
Bank of Berlin, who absconded IN July,
1901 after robbing the bank of 1000, coo
marks. has been arrested. Fran cess steal
ings were carried on with the aid of
broker named SchweIger.
The London Court of Appeals has con.
firmed the compromise arrangement ar
rived at between Mrs, Parnell. the widow
of Charles Stewart Parnell as sole cir of
her amt. the late Anna Maria Wood and
Mr.. Page Wood and Gen. Sir Henry Eve
Ign Wood.
A fire broke out Wednesday night in q
dwelling house at CTefeld, q town in Rhen-
ish Prussia. When the occupants were
awakened tho staIrcases were burned away
and the smoke was so dense that seven per-
eone fell before they could reach the win
dOws. They were suifOcnted 10 death, and
afte. ward horribly burned. When tho ii re
was extin guished the bodies were almost
unrecOgnlZable.
There was a riot yesterday in the town
of Sezemetz, near Pardubitz, Bohemia.
Five hundred wOrkmcn ont of employ
the authorities. sacked number of shops,
stealing all the money and goods they
could lay their hands on. lucluding large
quantities of brandy and tobacco. The
riot was quelled by gen.darmes. who ar
rested the leaders.
The letter of the Propaganda fide ad-
dressed TO the American bishops in regard
to the development OF Archbishop Ire
lands plan in regard TO parOchial schools
maintains the DEGREES of the Council of Bal
tinore and approved the actions OF Arch
bishop Ireland. The letter states that the
Propaganda tide regrets the attacks that
have been made upon the Archbishop and
fOrbids any further adverse discussion.
In the British House of Commons yester-
day Mr.. j. Low ther. Parliamentary secre-
tary of the Foreign Office. stated that the
government declined to give its assent to
the convention between the United States
and Newfoundland. The government
could not depart from the position ic had
taken mp some time since. Tho negotia-
tions between the United states and New
foundand must proceed pari passu with
those between tho United States and Cana