The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

has been laid before the Reichstag. Ac-
cording TO Its provisions persons proposing
10 emigrate must give notice to the police,
who will advertise the matter. SO that all
those having obligations still due them or
private persons may be compelled to dis
charge the same before leaving. If no pro-
test be raised against a persons departure
he will receive a certificate. which will
enable him to embark unhindered. A per-
son trying to emigrate without such a GER
tiicate will be liable to a fine of $50 marks
or Imprisonment. German consuls will for
the future be required to AID in the COM
pilatiOn of the emigration statistics. and il
Is also proposed to establish q special emf
grafton department in the Foreign Office.
where Information Will be collected and
advice given to intending emiqr&nts. Tn
latter. however, will only be allowed to
leave the country from German harbors.
and the emigration agents are to be re-
stricted to the employment of the German
shipping companies whose headquarters
are in German ports for the transport of
emigrants.
Eighty Soldiers Buried In a Temple.
SAN F~RANcIscO. Nov. 25.-Advices from
China state that a traveller arriving at Foo
Chow reports that In the latter part of Sep
TENDER q gale accompanied by a water
spout swept Town from the mountains,
swamping the country in the neighborhood
of Chang Chow. The water in some places
stands ten feet deep. The Confusisn
Temple and the Temple of the City God
were submerged. The walls of the latter
collapsed. bIrying eighty soldiers. In the
Nan Hsien district the people also suffered
muob. In q gale off the Panesee coast @
number of boats were wrecked and nIne-
teen fishermen drowned.
A number of attacks on foreigners are
reported from the interior of him and
Japan. but no serious injury to life OF limb.
At KEN Yang. China. Rev. II. s. Phillips
and wife,, missionaries. had their house
burned over their heads. and were forced
TO appeal to q local magistrate for protec-
ton.
The Rapid, an English war ship, has
shelled and destroyed native Villages on
the Solomon lslanda, and her officers have
tried q number of natives for the killing of
Nyberg and another white trader. One
native found guilty was executed.
Gossip About Britain's Royal Family.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Lord R~osebsrry was
included IN the royal dinner party given at
Windsor Castle tonight TO the Grand Duke
Ssrgius. the Grand Duchess and their
daughter. Princess Alice. There are re-
newed rumors of n probable alliance be-
tween Lord Roseberry and the Princess
Victoria. Additional weight Is given the
rumors because of the frequent appearance
of the Foreign Office Secretary at gather
ings of the royal family.
The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess
Sergius excite adiniring comment by the
freedom they display In saunterlng about
Windsor and their lover-like devotion to
each other. They are a handsome couple; he
finely bnilt and of herculean stature. while
the Duchess is tall and of queenly bearing.
They will bid farewell to the Queen to-
morrow and will proceed to Italy. The
Queen has evidenced much pleasure at the
VISIT of her granddaughter and the Grand
Duke.
The Prince of Wales will terminate HIS
visit to Lord Alington's country seat,
Crichell. in Dorsetshire. tomorrow. His
shooting IN the Crichell preserves yester-
day resulted In ] 600 head of games making
for the three days $500 for the Prince. He
will now proceed to Windsor.
Minister Phelps Eulogizes Bismarck.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-At the Thanksgiving
draner in the Kaiserhof last evening Will
lam Walter Phelps. United States minister.
made some remarks concerning Prince Bis
marck which have exclted general aston
ishment and considerable d~isapproyal.
Mir. Phelps went out of the course of his
address to say that the United States cit
liens at the table remembered with graft
tude the friendly attitude maintained by
the ex-Chsncellor towards their native
land. aud the many pleasant friendships
which he had sustained with their COM
patriots. The magnitude. unity and glory
OF the German empire, Mr.. Phelps, con-
timed. were Bismarck's work. His opin-
ions were respected to-day by the whole
world as fully as they were when he was
In office.
He Is a Guest of Nr Vanderbilt.
LONDON. Nov. 25-The following remark
l. able advertisement appears to-day In the
Tunes and Post of this city:
The Rev. r. W. Davey. of London, has arrived
In New York from Central America. and is at
present the guest of Mr.. Vanderbilt, the million
aire.
Cable Notes.
The British cabinet has decided thst
Parliament shall meet on Jan. III.
The well. known French painter, M.
Fernand Blayn. has committed suicide bv
| shooting himself through the heart. The
act is said TO have been prompted by de-
spondency. brought on by family troubles
The Prussian Nihilists are distributing
infiammatory pamphlets and letters among
the peasantry near the VolRs. ~inoiting
them to revolt against the government.
The police are instructed to seize all such
| literature.
A band of 25G Dervishes, presumably o
part of the forces of Osman Di0na, attacked
Fort Tamrin, near Tokar. The Egg ptian
troops garrisoning the fort repulsed the
| D~ervishes. seventeen of the latter were
killed and many wounded.
Hundreds of emigrants who had planned
to sail from Genoa on the North German
LLOYD steamship Vera have Returned to
their homes, as only persons having doml-
Giles in America were accepted by the
steamship company. This action of the
company 10 due TO the last quarantine
order of the United States Treasury.
The Gar has nominated the Czarewitch
to be president OF the Russian state coun-
ell. and this Is nailed as q sign that the
Gar desires to infuse a more liberal spirit
into his administrators. No Immediate
change in methods Is possible. however. as
the president of the Holy Synod, who is a
religious fanatic. is vice president of the
council. But under the presidency of the
Czarewitch the repression of Jews and
Catholics will eventually be relaxed
Business Embarrassm-nts.
PUEBLO. Col. Nov. 24-Louis w. Smith,
o heavy retail dealer in queensware, and
also largely in Pueblo realty. filed a deed
" late LAT ~f.ht nr,-