The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-01
CREAM OF THE FOREIGN NEWS

The Brazilian government has ordered Its
consul at Oporto TO return Immediately TO
Brazil with his family.
Baroness Won Ketteler, who sailed from
New York for Italy, Feb. IA. has arrived at
Genoa. She will stay for some time in the
Riviera for her health.
The boiler of the locomotive drawing the
French express exploded twenty-four miles
from Barcelona, Spain, and the engineer
and stoker we've seriously injured.
James Huddart. who came into promi-
nence a few years ago through his en-
deavOr TO promote big line OF steamships
between Canada and England in connection
with the Canadian Pacific Railway, Is dead
at London.
A dispatch from Sophia. Bulgaria. an
rounocs that Prince Boris the eldest son
o; the reigning Prince Ferdinand, who was
born IN 1894. has suffered a serious re-
lapse, and tina, symptoms Of abdominal
typhus have SET IN.
Herr Paul Waullot. the architect of the
Reichstag building at Berlin, who visited
the United States last year, has received
q dispatch announcing his election as an
honorary member of the Institution OF
American Architects.
The supplementary British naval estl-
mates. amounting TO G1.200.O0O. have been
isrued The only item of general interest
II the allotment OF E43e00 60 charter the
cphir for the Duke and Duchess of Corn
wall and York I'm their colonial tour.
The third supplementary estimate OF
f3,0o00O0 for the expenses Of the Bocr war
was issued ut London yesterday. Trans
port and purchase of rcmounts swallow up
G2.OW,OOO and provisions and forage cost
ii.ooD,0D. This brings the total voted FOR
the financial year up TO G95.3Oo, 1885,
Prof Hubert lIerkomer. who has just
finished an enamel portrait OF the German
Emperor, has arrived at Berlin. and was
received by the Emperor yesterday His
painting h the largest enamel portrait Ia
existence ana Was only nucccnhfully com
n'eted NJ the cost of much patient labor.
nh.
Spree and 60 permit the Prussian govern
ment TO restrict the aolf-Rovcrnment OF
iSerlin-a mearure cmnnating from the
Pruasian government aud devised in iSrl-
has now reacned the Prussian Diet. The
local press IL greatly exercised on the
subject almost every paper dealing with
IL editorially
The British Admiralty Court has
awarded TO the British steamer Somerhlli
and 10 certain tugs fiO,a72 for assisting the
Red Star steamer Weaternland I'm December
last The Westernland lost her propeller
AT sea a Few days prior 10 Dec. 10. The
steamer Somerhlll met and t0wed her TO
West bay, near Weymouth where she was
further assisted by local tugs.
The marriage of w. Bayard Cutting, prl-
waite secretary TO United States Ambassador
Choate. and Lady Sybi Marjorie cuffe.
Youngest daughter of the present Earl De
sart Will probably take place the latter
part OF April but the date depends upon
when Mr. Cuttings family can be present
at the ceremony I'm London. Mr.. Cutting
ccntcnplates resigning from the embassy.
A mob OF 1900 unemployed clerks made
noisy demonstration NJ Vienna yesterday
4, favor of the young Czechs and Radicals
I'm front OF the Reichsrath building. The
rOlice dispersed them. The session OF the
Rcichsrath opened In comparative quiet.
after the president had appealed TO ths
members not 20 force him Co resort 10 "A
more vigorous enforcement Of the rules
The German Naval Department has or
ganized. largely after information obtained
- .l..r
States naval attache at Berlin. a regular
publication OF North Atlantic weather
representations, patterned from United
States pilot charts. whose excellence is
recognized. The German charts already
published are declared 10 be better than
the American.
The discomfort regarding the treatment
OF the Commons. at the opening OF the
British Parliament. again cropped up I'm
the House last evening, when IL began the
discussion OF the civil service supplement-
airy estimates. After being subjected 90
virulent criticism, the government only
succeeded In carrying the vote for the
maintenance OF the Parliament buildings
by meager majority OF 50.
The Netherlands minister OF foreign az
fairs. DR.. W. III. DE Beaufort said yes
terday, in the second chamber OF the
States General, that the cxequatur OF
Herr Pott Dutch consul at Lourenzo Mar
ques, had been withdrawn by Portugal be-
cause OF the Illegal importation OF kelio-
graphs for the use OF the rransvaal troops
and the alleged wrongful issue OF passports.
Herr Pott admitted the first charge.
The British steamer Chamois which was
in collision Wednesday morning near New
arp lightship. three miles east OF Yarmouth.
England has arrived at Gravesend. In tow
She II considerably damaged and her fore
reak A. full OF water. The vessel with
which the Chamois collidcd was the British
steamer Samuel LANG. The latter foun-
dered and her captain was drowned The
rest or her crew on board the Channels.
Troubles have broken out IN Calabrla, the
southern part OF Italy. owing 10 the misery
which the peasants undergoing. Tifv
demand the parceing out OF feudal lands
In order that they may cultivate them.
The project has been compelled TO close tho
Gates OF the town OF Ravenna. which ~
Protected by troops. IN order 10 prevent
lia invasion by thousands OF peasants out
@; work. The prefcct has promised to in
Sugurate relief works.