The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-13

Paderewski has decided to make a third
tour of the United States in January next.
DIR. Ernest Lieber. the leader. of the. Ger,
man Center, or clerical party, has resigned
his seats in the Reichstag and the Diet.
The London Daily News this morning
says that Mr. Vanderbilt has leased Tor
six months the Danesfield house at Great
NARROW
The five weeks drought in England, Ger
many, France, Austria and Poland is caus-
ing much uneasiness to farmers in those
countries.
The Duke of Veragua has been appointed
president of the Spanish senatorial commit
tee on treaties Of commerce with Germany.
Austria and Italy
At Valencia rioters to the number of four
hundred made a demonstration against a
company of pilgrims setting out for Rome.
The police charged and dispersed the mob.
The visit Of Emperor William TO Albania
was brought to a close yes;erday. AT
by train tor Vienna, amid the cheers of a
great crowd that had assembled to see
him off.
Somerset. the leader of the Womans Chris
tian Temperance movement in England, are
petitioning the courts for an injunction 10
restrain her from closing all the saloons on
her estate.
An investigation of the explosion of a
bomb IN front of the house or the justice
of peace at Argenteuil, France. shows that
it not the work of Anarchists, as at
first supposed but it was the result OF a
stupid practical joke upon the part of the
Justices son.
the town Of Algeria De Ala, Spain. and sue
ceeded in stealing jewelry and other valu-
ables belonging to the Duchess of Manches-
ter. While attempting to escape with the
valuables the robber fell on the track and
his legs were cut off. The jewelry was re-
covered.
Earl Russell, who was the respondent in
the sensational and unsuccessful divorce
suit at London, brought against hIn II
1892. was served yesterday with a. petition
for the restoration of conjugal rights or
behalf of the Countess. formerly Miss
Scott. Earl Russell intends to resist tbs
petition.
Princess Bismarck Wednesday celebrated
in quiet manner the SEVENTEEN anniver-
sary of her birth, she having been born al
Viartlum, April Il, 1924. Emperor William
sent Princess Bismarck as birthday gift,
a valuable wood easel, inlaid with her
favorite flowers. carnations, roses and
gardenias.
a crisis. is impending in Bulgaria. The
Minister of War TO NJ Stambuloff 10 fight
a duel The latter declined TO accept the
challenge, he acting as regent during I,s,. th rs
his position. The quarrel arose from
romantic incident
The archbshops of Bologna, Milan anC
Ferrari. well as Mgr. Segna, assessor
of the Congregation of the Holy Office, anC
| Father Steilhuber, the distinguished Ba
Varian member of the Society of Jesus
nave received OIlclal IndI IneA
VIII receive the red hats of cardinals a
| the next consiStory.
In accordance with a resolution adopted
April 3, reprc sentatives of all the British
and continental steamship companies me-
in conference at London yesterday. The
object of the meeting the unifying OF
the passenger rates. After considerable
| discussion the meeting was unable 10 come
to an agreement and adjourned sine die.
The London Sportsman announces the
| sale this summer of Queen Nictoria's IA
nous stud at Hampton Court. All per
sons interested in blooded stock will re
| greet the disposal of this time-honored stud
Many famous winners, including BarOr
| Hirsch's fivc-year-old brown mare La
fieche, were bred there.