The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-26
Cable Notes.

Marquis Ito, the Japanese statesman, has
arrived at st. Petersburg.
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, the
Canadian high commissioner, is confined to
his house in London with a severe cold,
and his friends are anxious.
King Edward has commanded Seymour
Hicks and Miss Ellaline Terriss, with the
Vaudeville Theater Company. and also Dan
Leno, to give theatrical performances to-
day at Sandringham.
The French Chamber of Deputies yester-
day, by a vote of 295 to 249, adopted the
sum of 265, 00, 900 francs for the Chinese In
demnity loan, rejecting the smaller sums.
proposed by the anti-clericals.
Arrangements have been completed for
building a railroad at Bunderlands, Nor
way, early in the spring in connection with
an American mining syndicate. The equip
ment OF the road Will come from America.
''China has asked Japan says a dis
patch from Shanghai TO the Daily Express,
to lend one general and fifty officers to
uIIh the Ohlhese troops ana also 10 Iend
experts TO reorganiZe the Chinese financial
and police departments"
A dispatch to the New York Herald from
Rome says: owing to the friction between
the bishop and clergy of Denver, several
priests visited Rome. There was a fracas
among the clergymen recently, and an in
PREVENTION of the police took place. Father
Crushing was arrested, but Immediately re-
leased.
The steamer Oceanica, which is to sail
from Liverpool on Wednesday for New
York, will have among her passengers Gill
bert Parker. NJ. p, the novelist and dramat-
list, and Mrs. Parker and Horace Plunkett,
who was recently defeated by Colonel
Arthur Lynch in the parliamentary contest
in Galway.
Lord Kitchener and Sir Gordon Sprigg.
prime minister of the Cape Colony, have
reached an agreement under the terms of
which the Cape Colony resumes the con-
troll of the colonial troops in twenty-nine
districts. There has been much discomfort
in the Cane arising from the fact that the
colonial troops were being removed from
the command Of the colonial government.
William 7. Stead and Harold Rylett. who
at London yesterday afternoon furnished
the $4,000 bail demanded for the release of
DR.. krauSe, Ex-Governor of johannesburg
charged with high treason and melting to
murder, were warned by the magistrate
that If DR.. Krause failed TO appear for
trial they could anticipate being prosecuted
on the charge of conspiracy to defeat the
ends Of justice.
German newspapers assert that Baron
Won ReisswitZ has been summarily dis
missed from the army by order of En-
peror William. Baron Won ReisSwitz was
colonel of the regiment in which Lieut..
Blaskowitz, who was recently killed in a
duel with a brother officer, had served.
The action was taken because Baron Won
ReisswitZ did nothing to prevent the duel
in which ~BlaskowitZ was killed.
Miss Helen Vanderbilt Wackerman, Of
New York, who was taken to st. Giles In
Urinary, London. Nov. Is, as a wandering
lUnatic, is now in Claybury Asylum. Wool
don County Council. She was removed to
the asylum after a desperate attempt to
kill a nurse belonging 10 the infirmary,
whom she almost succeeded in throttling.
Miss Wackerman is now in a padded cell,
but Mrs. Wackerman, who has visited her
daughter, said yesterday tnat she seemed to
be improved. Mrs. Wackerman has been
advised that no steps to obtain the release
OF her daughter are feasible at present.