The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-11

noon Viscount and Viscountess Deerhurst
left for Colne. in Essex. kindly lent by
part of the honeymoon will be spent. the
couple viii stay for a time with
Croome. When in the town the Viscount
and his wife Will stay either at MI.
Bonynge's or at Lord Coventry's- Their
upon, will be in the country.
Among those who were present at the
ceremony and the reception were: Princess
Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. Lord and
Lady Ashburton. Lord and Lady Burton,
Hon. A: Bearing, Lady Theresa and Miss
Cavendish Bentlnck. the Dowager Countess
OF Craven, Lady Carew. Miss Chamberlain.
entry, the Rev. G.. Ct. Coventry. Lord and
Lady Coventry, General Crutchley, Countess
OF Cottenham, Earl and Countess Craven,
Bartle Frere. Sir Charles and Lady Forbes,
Sir w. and Lady Camilla Gordon. Lord
Garioch. LADY Lechnere. Mrs. Justin Nc
Carthy, Sir Francis Montehore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley-Martin. Sir kenneth Mathe-
son; Lady PonSonby. Lady
Miss De Saumarez, Lady Slade, Viscount
Somerton, Mrs E.. G.. y. Tighe, Countess
Leyland. Mrs. and Miss WinslOe, Mrs. and
Miss Perkins, Mrs. Beach Grant, Earl and
Countess Cadogan and Lady Emily and
The presents. many Of which were very
costly, numbered considerably over a hun
dred- They INCLUDE the Brussels lace we'd
ding veil worn by the bride, which was
presented by Princess Christian of Schles-
wig-Holstein; a work-box from Lady NJ;
POnsOnby, a pearl necklace and a pearl
and diamond bracelet from Lord and Lady
Coventry, a silver inkstand from Lord
and Lady Ashburton. a silver cigarette box
from the Earl and Countess of Craven, a
silver tie box from Dir Bartle Frere, an
old Spanish ornament from Admiral Sir
w. w. Horribly, a silver pen and pencil
from Sir Francis Montefiore. silver entire
dish from Lord and Lad Burton. an open
work silver dish from the Baroness Egg
l~offstein. n fur rug. travelling bag and pink
enamel bracelet from Mrs. Bonygne, a pair
Of gold bronze candlesticks from Mrs.
Cavendish Bentinck, a silver and glass bell
from the Countess OF Cottenham, a silver
bread basket from Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Carthy, a silver cream jug and sugar basin
from the Rev. A. and Mrs. Bonynge, salad
anu asParaSE5 Iork ana spoons from MRS.
Worcestershire tenants.
Another Panama Canal Scheme.
PARIS. March 1O.-At a meeting of the
shareholders of the Panama Canal Compa-
ny to-day it was resolved to favor the
formation Of d syndicate to undertake tee
Bartlssol project to finish the Panama
canal NJ. Bartissol proposes TO buiil 4
stone tunnel about six miles long; water
from the Chagres river would. according
to the plan. be conducted by shafts to this
tunnel and be used to carry TO the shores
Of the Pacific the soil e~xcavatcd from
s ses Ped I to t eele saaal: t dna c tHn 9Pn GSa6,5
Canal could, by this means. be cOmplrJot
In about four years, and he estimates the
maximum expense of the undertaking at
S1O0.CO0,OGO. Bartissors plan was submitted
to the technical commission OF the Panama
Canal Company, and the commissioners re-
ported to the judicial liquidator of the
company, Mr.. MOnchicourt. that they were
not sanguine of it's success, but, they added.
that they thought it is expedient TO try
the experiment under certain conditions.
Stones Instead of Bombs.
ROME. March ia man acting suspi-
ciously was arrested as he was entering
the gallery OF the Chamber of Deputies
to-day. His pockets were filed with stones,
which the attendants at first thought were
bombs. The man, who gave his name as
Fort and said he was a schoolmaster, ex-
planned that he had picked up the stones
at the base OF Trajan's column for souve-
Mrs. But there is u suspicion that he is
demented and intended throwing them from
the gallery at the Deputies. TIL police,
aided by physicians, made a careful eXami-
nation of Forti. and finally arrived at the
conclusion that he was a harmless lunatic.
1t was learned that his carrying of the
stones found In his pockets was one of his
eccentricities, and nothing was developed
TO show that he intended to throw them
N the Chamber of Deputies or elsewhere.
Exodus of
CAPETOWN, March 10.-A dispatch from
Pratoria states that Commandant-general
Z. j. Joubert has issued a manifesto In
which he vigorously protests against the
burghers leaving the republic for the pur-
pose Of helping Mr.. Cecil Rhodes, the Pre-
mier of Cape Colony and chairman of the
British South Africa Company, to extend
British sway over the whole of South At
RIGA. The manifesto was called forth by
the fact that many of the burghers Of the
Transvaal have left or are making prep
a~rations TO leave the republic with the
intention OF taking I'M claims in MQChnn-
aland. General Joubert declares that the
building up of MashonalanC at the expense
OF the Transvaal IS threatening the exist
ence of the South African republic.
Yacht Seized and Crew Shot.
KINGSTON. Jamaica. March 1O.-A cable
dispatch from Port-au-Prlnce. Eayti, an
nounces that the steam yacht Natalie.
whose stealthy sailing from the United
States aroused suspicion, has been captured
by the Raytian war SHIPS Dessalines and
Capoix. The mysterious craft was inter-
cePted Off Fortune island. one OF the Ba-.
hamas. Arms and ammunition being found
on board. she was seized upon information
that the munitions of war were intended to
be delivered to Haytian revolutionists. The
entire crew Of the Natalie have been shot
By order Ct President Hi2polyte.
African sTnvers Routed.
BATHURST. March O.-The British war
ships under the command OF Admiral Bed
ford yesterday shelIed the bush in the vi
entity Of GOnjur. When the enemy was
supposed to have been driven out two hun
dred blue jackets ana marines were landed
und marched upon the tJWn. which was
found To b deserted. GCnjur was burned.
Chief F0disilaa is supposed to he at .5er-
ry1Eg. up0n which place the soldiers Of
the west India Regiment are marching.
The war against Chief FOdisilah is pracsic-
ally ended.
The Queen Meets Her Councillors.
WINDSOR, Marcn 10.-The Queen was
present to-day at a meeting Of the Privy
Council at Windsor Castle, at which the
exchange OF seats between the Ministers
took place. Lord Rosebery, the new Pre-
Elier. and the other Ministers were all in
attendance. Mr.. Gladstone. whose seat was
slready in the Queen's hands. was absent.
Two Killed by N Bomb.
MADRID. March D.-A dynamite bomb
was exploded to-day in Funte-Rebollo, The
province OF Segovia, Old CASTLE. killing the
slcalde or local judge. and also killing the
sacTistal of the local church. The eXpl9-
sion is believed TO the work of Anarch-
isis. No arrests have been made.
Cable Notes.
Lord RoSebery and Sir William Vernon