The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-23
WILL INDEMNIFY ITALIANS
France Will Give Complete Satisfac-
ton for the Aigues. M0rtes Incident.
Semi Official Announcement that the Trouble
Has Been Adjusied-Frsnch Consulate at
Mil.zzo Wrecked by Rioters.

Has Been Adjusied-French Consulate at
Mil.zzo Wrecked by Rioters.
LONDON, AuG. ga Rome correspond
promised to give Italy complete sstisfac-
tion for the Aigues-Mortes massacre. The
families of the victims. al well as the
workinamen compelled by the anti
Italian agitation 60 leave the district,
will be fully indemnifed. According
to q semi official announcement made
at Rome. this evening. Admiral Brin. Min
lister of Foreign Affairs. has instructed
Signor Ressman. Italian ambassador to
Frsnce to inform the French governments
that in view of its spontaneous dismissal
of the Mayor of Argues Mortes the Italian
governments. Appreclating the friendly dis
position thus shown, and placing complete
coufider ee In the efficient and impartial
action u the French magistraoy for the
punishment of the guilty parties, 10 happy
to be able to consider the incident salts
faot0rily closed.
The Paris correspondent of the Standard
says: "Ine consequences OF tho Aigues-
MOrtes affair are making themselves felt In
every town where bodies of Italian work
inGmen are employed. The excitement 10
growing intense In the Italian colony of
Marseilles." The Solr, under the caption.
'Assez d'Insultes.' protests bitterly against
the effort of the Italian press to transform
q local dispute into an internatiOnal Diff
Guilty.
A dispatch from Rome says: The popu-
lar Torment arising from the Morses
affair shows no sign OF subsidenoe. AL
though to-day there has been no riot in
this city, the agitation Is spreading in the
provinces. At Milazzo. In the north coast
of the Island of Sicily, q mob last
night paraded the streets and acted In a
most disorderly manner. Finally the leaders
of the rioters proposed that an attack be
made upon the French consulate. and the
proposal was greeted with shouts OF APP
prevail. Aiming themselves with stones
and missiles. the mob marched to the CON
sulate and smashed every window In the
building. The escutcheon of France over
the doorway was torn down and taken
possession of by some of the mob. An
attempt was made to burn 1t, but the DO
lice. somewhat tsrdy. arrived ana drove
the rioters of. Some Of the officers espied
the escutche0n and rushed into tho crowd
and recaptured il. There was q renewal OF
an omnibus was wrecked. The agitation
In Genoa. though nominally directed
against the French. 10 said TO De actually
the work of Anarchists. who are ever ready
to make rlotous demonstration. Troops
have been sent to Genoa TO assist the
authorities TO prevent 3 recurrence of the
riotlnR. This evening crowds riored In tho
streets of Naples and Turin, tore down
French signs ana Threatened French resi-
dents. The Naples municipal council
has appropriated 10000 lire for the relief
of the families that lost members In the
massacre. A public fund for the same pur.
pose was opened In Naples to-day.
Rnssia's Cholera Record.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 22.-The official
cholera report from the affected govern.
ments for the past week Is as follows: In
kicff there were $40 new cases and 1874
deaths; in Nijno Novgorod. 1855 new cases
and 191 deaths; In the Don province, 245
new cases and 100 Deaths: in
Samsia. 1913 now cases and IS deaths;
in Kazan. Is new cases and 2S deaths;
Id Kallsco, 81 new cases and 33 deaths: In
Minsk, 81 new cases and Is deaths; in Sim.
brisk, 81 new cases and IL deaths: and in
Kherzon. 81 now cases and % deaths. In
tie clty or MOSCOW the daily average for
the week was ~ new Gases and rs deaths.
Alleged Conspiracy I'm Russia
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. CAN alleged
conspiracy has been discovered in Ksrkov.
capital of the government of that name,
400 miles south of Moscow. 1t is said that
the object OF the conspirators was to bring
about the separation of Ukraine from
Russia. Ukraine was an old subdivision of
Russia and southeast Poland. which now
forms the government of kiev. Poltsva
and Karkov. Twenty-six arrests have
been made in connection with the con-
spiracy. One of the conspirators 10 Mile.
Pulswry, who was employed as u gov
erness.
Strikers March q Fizzle.
LONDON. Aug. 22.-The march of four
thousand striking miners from Rbondda
Valley to Ebbw Vale, Wales. which began
lest night. proved Q complete iizzIe. De.
~sertions were numerous. and when the line
reached Merthyr Tydvil IL was met by q
strong force of police. OF the four thou.
sand marchers only two tundred renamed.
and the police did not think IL necessary to
accom- psDy this small number. Up TO this
evening they bad not arrived at their al.
legged destination.
Revolt of Arabs.
LONDON. Aug. GA dispatch to the
Times from Zanzibar says that the Arat
soldiers stationed at the outlying port OF
K~ismayoo. on the island of that name. nave
revolted snd killed the agent of the EasI
Africa Company at that place. The Arabs
threaten To destroy the town and the
steamer Kenia. which is now at Kisinayo 90.
The British cruiser Blanche has gone from
Zanzibar TO queIl the insurrectiOn.
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French Election Returns.
PARIS, Aug. 22.-Corrected returns from
some OF the electoral districts mako q
slight change IN the results of the genera
elections for the Chamber of Deputies. Tht
figures now show 3l5 Republicans. thirty
Radicals and Socialists. thirteen Conserg.
alive Rallies and tifty.six Conservatives
Second ballots arc necessary in $50 dis
triots.
The Boston Yersion.
New York Times.
DR.. William Everetts twice-reueated
phrase, "Ueposit mo III a cavity" in hli
speech in the House on Friday. tickied
some of the congressman. who were ia
miliar with the stores OF Boston's modified
slang vocabulary. but were not quite pre-.
pared TO near Put me in q hole' thus trans
lated in:o the cultured language OF the
Hub by o new Representative, even though
60 competent and authoritative.
H.cji VIII Cofns Again.
Chicago Herald.
Hadji Hasssn Ghoolyn Khan. who will b.
remembered AZ tho Persian minister n,
Washington who got mad and went home
to Teheran because the newspapers jested
aDout MS name. 10 said Tn be coming to the
worlds fair incog. Mr.. Ghooiy need not hav,
taken the trouble TO disguise his identity