The Indianapolis journal., 1892-03-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


Workman Abuaes tho Kaiser and Fights
His Enemies in a COurt-Room.
BERLIN. March GA very exciting scene
occurred to-day in o courtroom in this
city. The occasion was the trial of q work.
man who had been taken into custody on
the charge of having spoken very insult
ingly of Emperor William. During the en-
tire proceeding in the court the prisoner
kept up continuous stream of the vilest
abuse. including In his TRADE Emperor
William. the judge before whom he was
being tried and it's officials who had ex-
cited his anlmosity. The judge promptly
sentenced him to two years lmprison-
for the Otfense had been pronounced the
prisoner seemed TO lose control of himself.
In spite of the watchfulness OF the officers
who had him in charge. he suddenly sprang
from his scat, and. with frigbtful yells,
made desperate onslaught on the persons
near him. hitting right and left indiscrimi-
nately. Among those attacked were a re-
porter and the warden of the prison. bOtn
OF whom We re L locked down. In the strug-
gle that cnEued one of the warden's fingers
was bitten Cf by the infuriated man, and
it was only after hard fight that the prls-
oner was overcome and securely manaclcd.
Ir.sh,nen Want Separate Space.
DUBLIN, March 29.-Much indignation
and annoyance is felt in Ireland over the
fact that Ireland is not to have a separate
section in the Chicago exhibition. The
Irish do not wish their industries buried
out of sight among those of England and
Scotland. and especially in view of the fact
that most Of Ireland s ind ustries have origi-
mated and been carried on in face of seri-
ous discouragemont from Great Britain.
The Irish would take pride in showing
Americans that their country is not what
it has been represented and that Irish inge-
nuIty and skill can hold their Own in COM
paris0n with Great Britain. It is proposed
by numerous intending Irish exhibitors to
appeal to the managers OF the worlds fair
In America to grant separate space for
Irish exhibits In order to bring this
about they propose to ask IriSh-Americans
to use their influence. to bring about tho
concession.
Won Bulow Insults German Audience.
BERLIN, March 29.-The last Philhar-
monlc concert of the season was held this
evening under the leadership of DIR. Won
Bulow. After conducting one of Bee
thoven's symphonies. Won Bulow spoke at
length on the history of the composer.
Won Bulow described Count Lobkowitz as
n nobody, and proposed, in behalf OF
UeTilon Inuslclaub, I'd TeueuIcate the Syuip-
nony to "The true hero, the bright day
star of Germany. the Beethoven OF
politics, Prince Bismarck" The whole
speech was earnished with sarcastic al
lusiOns to current events. which was re-
ceived with storms of Kisses. mingled with
few cheers. Finally, pale with rage. Won
Bulow made an alusiOn to the Emper0r's
speech by shaking the dust OFT his feet with
hiss handkerchief. implying that he would
never return TO Berlin. The audience was
cOnvulsed. hisses and cheers mingiing with
general laughter.
London Chess Tournament.
LONDON, March 29.-With the consent of
Bird. Blackburn. Gunsberg and Tasker.
Mason was allowed to enter the masters
tournament. the second round OF which
was played to-dav. The result was as fol-
lows: Mason beat Bird after forty-seven
moves tho latter .opening with i To I'll &: