The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-29
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of Important Events at Home and
Abroad Chronicled in the Issue of Nay Is.

London. and family. have returned to the
United States
There are several serious splits in the
Centrist or Catholic party. in Germany.
over the army bill
Parliament Will meet again to-day, after
the Whitsontids holidays. and resume dis
cussion on the home-rule bill.
Mar. Satolli has ordered Bishop Bona
| cum. of Nebraska, to suspend sentence on
two priests suspended by the Bishop.
Some of the London papers are printing
unfavorable reports about the worlds fair.
and predicting that II will be q failure.
| The crevasse at Lake Providence. La, is
now $500 feet wide. Many people are
homeless, and much suffering is inevitable.
Judge Lacombe. of the federal court at
New York, holds that Chinaman arrested
| under the Geary law cannot be imprisoned.
| Mrs. Reeves. q young widow. fred six
| bullets into an Italian bartender at Dallas.
| Tex, killing him. She says he had lnsulted
| her.
AN American physician has been sta
| toned at Hamburg to guard against any
| cholera suspects being sent to the United
| States.
| Deputy United States Marshal Black
| was shot and dangerously wounded by
Evans and Sonntag, the noted California
| outlaws.
| A most important ruling which will mean
q saving OF from SIS 600 600 to 800, 000. 600 an
nually In pensions was rendered Saturday
by Secretary Smith.
| National League ball games: st. Louis
3. Cleveland 2; Cincinniti 4. Pittsburg i;
| New York O. Philadelphia 5; Washington 8.
Boston Z; Baltimore Is Brooklyn 4.
Suit for damag is to be brought against
| the Russian government by an American
| citizen. formerly a subject of the Car.
who was thrown into prison on visiting his
native land, and brutally treated.
The Presbyterian assembly postponed
/, the trial of DR.. Briggs until to-day. In the
course of Saturdays proceedings Rev. Hol-
| liheld created q sensation by characteriz-
ing the Episcopal Church as back door to
| Rome.
Iron. he Second Edition ofthe Sunday Jomrnal.l
| Row Over "a Picture.
| CHICAGO. May 27.-Haisey c. Ives. the
| head of the art department of the worlds
! fair. has reused the wrath of the
gentleman in charge of the, French
art exhibit at the fair, and of A.
| A. Anderson, an artist of New York.
| in particular. So much Indignation has
Mr. Ives aroused that there is every prob
ability that the courts will be asked to en-.
| join him from interfering with the manage:
ment of the French exhibit. On the wall
| of one of the rooms containing
the French pictures Is one painted
by Mr. Anderson. Its title is
s"Women Takep in Adultery" The pic
ture is said to nave taken medals at the
| Paris salon of 1889 and in Berlin two years
later. When Mr.. Anderson offered it in ex-
hibItion in the United States Art De-
being given that it was immoral.
| The gentlemen In charge of the German,
Austrian and French exhibits at onoe Of
| fered Mr.. Anderson space for his picture
and he accepted the offer of France. To-
of cloth to be stretched before
the picture, claiming that 1t was
too immoral for exhibition. The French
| strongly objected. claiming that Mr.. Ives
| hasno more TO do with the pictures IN the
French exhibit at the worlds fair than he
has with those now on exhibition In the gal.
/ leries of Paris. They say that he is goin z
| too far when he attempts TO say what other
| threaten to take the matter into the courts
and have Mr.. Ives and his crimson cloth
enjoined.
Echo OF Seymour Murder. s;.z
MUNcIE, Ind. May PA sensation W as
| caused here this afternoon. when it was
learned that superintendent James Miller,
of the police force, was served with paper
PENDANT in damage suit In January,
1852, Lncebra Marsh was murdered at Sey-
mour. jackson county. while trying to
capture burglar who had been
of q great struggle and it wss thought the
| murdered man had marked his slayer 80
that catching the right person would be an
e6ey task. Nearly every man in Seymour
+. McGovern. of Seymour. suspected
George Kirby. a wellknown man who re-
sides at RoyertoD, north OF Muncie.
Mir. Miller was, at that time
city marshal and he assisted the
Seymour detective in locating Kirby. The
prisoner was taken TO Seymour. stripped OF
all his clothing and carefully examined.
At the same time lynohing ropes were
numerous about the town. awaiting for the
right man to be found. Kirby quickly
proved an alibI, and was released shortly
after the examination. He now asks $4,000
damages from the two men who arrested
him.
In the Name of Law and. Order.
WICHITA. Kan. May 27.-Last night g
committee of the Law and Order League OF
Cheney. composed of men and women.
began n raid on tho saloons. After clos.
ing MP two places by seizing and
emptying IN the streets all the stock
in trade the crowd descended upor
blast The owners had been appraised oi
their approach, and when the cru
saders arrived they found the
doors barred and "a q band Of
Nothing daunted. the attack commmeoed
and the doors of the house were finally
battered in and frantic crowd of prOhibi.
tionists fought their way to the bar. where
| tney selZeQ INC anu DTOke
mp all the furniture. They then turned
their attention to the proprietors.
but after hard fiGht the latter succeeded
in making their escape from the
house, only to find themselves chased
by crowd of self-coDstitute ted
avengers. The fleeing men finally found
safety In a buggy. IN which they were rap
Idly driven out of town. arriving here this
morning. Already suits have been com
menced against Cheney for damages.
|
Southern Presbytrrians Adjourn.
MACON. Ca, May 21.-The assembly o.
the Southern Prcsby terrain Church ad
jOurned this evening. at p NJ, after q min,
days session. The unfinished business TO
| day was q discussion the report of thu
Young Peoples Societies committee. A mo-
ton was made to substitute the minority
for the ma orIty report. The former allow t
women 70 speak and pray in meetings and
the utilization of other young peoples so
cieties. The latter discountenanced atfi I.
iation and restricted women to the Law
laid down in the Scriptures. The discus
sion was long and arguments powerful OF
both sides. Finally, on motion by j. +
Cannon. ID. d.. of st. Louis. both report,
were referred to n special committee
which is to report at the next General AS
sembly.
A number of resolutions of minor impor