The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-14
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Cable Notes.
Six inches of snow fell in England yes
terday.
Sir Edwin Arnold arrived in Japan
March %.
1t is reported that there is q rupture in
the Italian Cabinet, as a result of diff
Guilty over military estimate.
Fire at Nogoyamar. Japan. March %. de-
stroyed the temple and tower and thirteen
hundred houses. entailing 10 IS of $3.50. 600.
The Spanish AnarchIsts are now writing
threatening letters to the officials, having
abandoned bomb-throwing for the present
Emperor William has signified his ap-
Stunning the patronage of the German fe-
male department of the Chicago Columbian
exposition.
Michael Mshon. an American. who has
been on trial at the Haywood Nancashire).
Eng, assiZes on the charge of attempting
to murder }. A. Butterwoth by shooting
him with revolver, was acquitted yeeter-
day.
A Russion ukase has been issued prohibit
ing even DaturaliZed foreigners from set
thing in outside towns in Volhynia or to pos
sess real estate in Volhy mia unless they en-
brace the religion OF the ortho dOx Greek
Church.
Six hundred workmen have been dis
charged from the establishment Of the
Landore Tin-plate Company. the oldest and
measure was due to the depression in the
trade. resulting from the operation of the
Mckinley tariff law.
Twelve specimen sheep from Bushire, the
principal entrepOt of Persia, on the Persian
gulf. have arrived at London. They are
at Washington. ID. C., by Mr.. Truxton
Beale the American consul general at Te-
heren, to whom they were sent from Bu-
shire.
London Truth says that there is pros
pect of q marriage between Princess Vic
son of Adolf, Duke of Nassau and reigning
Grand Duke of Gutenberg. Grand Duke
William will inherit enormous estates in
Germany and Austria. He now possesses
large fortune.
CONSERVATION was caused in the "a ilwsy
station at Luxembourg yesterday by the
discovery OF two enormous dynamite
bombs on train which had just arrived
from Brussels. They were of size suffi-
Gent, had they exploded. to have blown the
train to atoms, One of the bombs weighed
forty-hve pounds.
The massing of troops along the western
frontier of Russia is still matter of dis
cussiOn among military men. and consider
able conjecture is dulged in as to the OBJ
ject OF Russia sending such large forces to
the western provinces. Ii is said In France
that several leading Russian generals have
left ST. Petersburg to assume command of
the troops on the German frontier.
The Berlin National Zeitung says: "Sim-
ultaneously with Russia's intention to es-
tablish coal depot at Staten island, at
the southern extremity of South America.
the United States government has acquired
q depot for war stores In Uruguay" The
National Zeitung adds that these facts
prove the existence of q certain community
OF interests between the United States and
Russia to protect themselves against Eng
land.
Mr.. William b. Tegetmeier, T. r. s., the
wel-known naturalist and contributor to
the Encyclopedia Britannica. has written a
pamphlet on seal life in Behring sea. In
this pamphlet Tegetmeier strongly up
holds the positloa of the American govern.
ment regarding the measures that should
be taken to prevent seals from becoming
extinct. a copy of the pamphlet has been
given TO each member of the House of
Commons.