The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-11

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LoNDDx. Dec. 10-The sentencing of the
Jew batter Ahlwardt, in Berlin, to five
months imprisonment for Islander was re-
ceiyed favorably by all Berlin dailies this
morhing. except the Kreuz Zeitung. ALL
wardt accused the Loewe firm of
gun-makers of wholesale bribery of
army inspectors and of crIminally defective
work in making 425 goo rifles for the Ger
man army. While nobody contends that
he even tried To prove these charges true
they acknowledge thai he has got the
Loowes in a tight corner. Withoub prov
ing corruption he showed that small
firearms of the. German troops would be al
most useless in war. IF in maneurers
dered useless" says Prince Bismarck in the
Hamburg Nachrlchten, what could be ex-
pected in actual war"
Prince Ferdinand Visits His Bstrothed.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-A large party assembled
at Windsor Castle. to-day. to greet
Crown Prince Ferdinand of Roumania,
who arrived there this morning on a visit
to his ~tiancee. Princess Marie, daughter of
the Dukeo of Edinburgh. In the party were
tho Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the
Marquis of L0rne and Princess Louise.
Hon. Charlas Robert Spencer. NJ. p. young
est son of the Earl of Spencer, and Admiral
Stephenson. The Earl of Roseberry went
TO Sandringham house on g visit to the
Prince and Princess OF Wales tonight. and
will remain until Tuesday. On Thursday
the Duchess of Edinburgh and the Princess
Marie will start for SigmariD gen, Prussla.
TO prepare for the marriage of the latter
and the Crown Prince of Roumania. The
will take place at SIcmaringen.
The Zeitung Was Partly Right
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-Henry Willard has
read a sharp lesson to continental newspa-
pers which mention American politics only
as corrupt. Wednesday the National lei
tung in Berlin asserted hat Mr.. Cleveland
had been elected President of the United
States only because he sold himself body
and soul TO Tammany Hall. This asser-
tion was accompanied with the usual as
sertion that she presidency was bought
and sold. In Thursdays edition the same
paper published a letter from Mr.. Willard
telling the editors that they did not know
what they were talking about. To soften
the keennes of the rebuke no added that
oil continental were proud of
their American cousins. as the Gcrman-
Americans had done most toward carrying
New York, New Jersey, Indiana and Wis
consln against the Mckinley tariff.
New Spanish Cabinet.
MADRID. Dee. 10.-Senor Sagasta has
formed a new Cabinet. the personelle of
which is as follows: Minister of Foreign
Affairs. Marquis De ArmIgo; Minister of
Finance, Senior Montero Rios; Minister of
Public Works. Senior Moret: Minister of
War, Senior Dominguez; Minister of the In
terror. Senior Gonzales; Minister of the Col
onies. Senior Manra. The Minister of Ma
rine is still unsettled. The Cabinets sup-
port composed of Moderate Republicans
and Liberals.
Sarah B%ernhardt met with o cool recep-
fion in Moscow because she Is q Jewess.
Rich season stockholders offered to sell their
tickets for her series at any price.
Captain Monteil. the French explorer, has
arrived at Tripoli. after q journey In the
Sahara desert that occupied two years. he
crossed the desert from Senegal. by way of
Lake Tebad.
On Wednesday the people of Padua I'M
yelled a monument To Galiieo TO celebrate
the three hundredth anniversary of. his
first appearance as professor of mathe-
mates In Padua University.
A fire broke ont yesterday in a dwelling
house at fredericksburg. n suDurbof Copen-
hagen. and seven inmates were killed. The
house was destroyed. Most of the persons
killed met their deaths by Jumping from
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