The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-23
Cable Notes.

To-day Emperor William will go to Kiel
to administer the oath to German marine
recruits.
The Russian government is planning ship
yards for warships and merchantmen at
Vladivostock.
The Chilean government has invited ten
ders for ten thousand tons of rails for the
new railroads
Rumors that Chile is buying guns and
other armament are said to be entirely
without foundation.
A house collapsed in Darmstadt yes
terday, burying score of workmen, Of
whom twelve are dead.
Emperor William, in the name of the
German empire will present to Paris Ger
nianys imperial building at the exposi-
ton.
The London Anti-gambling League has
taken out summons against G. A. Pearson
for publishing skill competitions in his
weekly papers.
Germany's big iron production for Octo-
Der was 1920 tons, the highest figures
ever reached the output being 1880 tons
above that Of any previous month.
Nine Marie Goethe, the best alto in the
Berlin Royal Opera, lies in a critical con-
dition from the effects of an escape of gas
in her bedchamber yesterday morning.
At the Old Bailey. in London. yesterday.
T. f. Hodgkinson, a former British vice
consul at Bremerhaven, was sentenced to
eighteen months penal servitude for trying
TO sell a Foreign Office code book to an
agent of a foreign power
After 5000 men recently struck in the
Penrhyn Wales) quarries because the
MANAGEMENT refused to install dismissed
overlooker, Lord Penrhyn closed the quar-
ries. Violence is expected, and troops were
sent there several days ago.
The Pan-German Association has taken
up the cause of several hundred Germans
who were expelled from the Transvaal by
the British 1t announces that it will
force the government to make an ener-
getic demand upon Great Britain for ade-
quate damages.
The trial of the nine Macedonian Bull
garians accused of participating in plot
10 assassinate King Charles of ROumania
twas concluded at Bucharest yesterday. All
were sentenced TO hard labor for life in
the salt mines or 10 long terms OF i'm
prisonment The court also sentenced many
others who were in default to hard labor
for life.
In the Spanish Senate yesterday Count
Fernandina protested against the action of
the Americans in compelling him, as he put
il. TO lose his Spanish nationality. He said
he hoped the Senate would not rob him Of
ms rsnas9r~niP The n minister OF fo an,ss
that the question would be submitted to a
special committee
The speakers in the Reichstag yester-
day during the debate on the German gov
ernments China policy except the Pe1-
pies party and Social Democrats, declared
themselves 10 be in general agreement
with the Chinese policy OF the government
Rava-ia's representative in the Federal
Council said the federated governments;
all approved the China policy last sum-
mer.
The italian Chamber of Deputies yes
terday resumed It's labors. The president
Ct the House, S.gnor Villa. eulogized the
conduct Of the Italian soldiers In China
and the minister Of marine. Vice Admiral
NORM. replied, thanking the president III
behalf of the army and navy. ard saying
the Italian troops I'm China did their duty
without participating in the excuses,
which they justly deplored-