The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-26
Cable Notes.

Sir Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett. NJ. p. was
summoned TO appear at a London police
court yesterday for assaulting a lawyers
clerk. who had endeavored to serve him
with a bankruptcy notice Tor e4s2. A fine
of los was imposed.
The Berlin Vorwaertz. the Socialist or
gan, in flaming headlines calls upon Ger
man workingmen TO celebrate Labor day.
May i, by demonstrating against European
militarism, unjust wars in South Africa
and China and CZarism.
The center of Wednesdays earthquake
shocks was in the neighb0rhoOd OF Palom-
bara, Sabina. The walls of houses were
assured and rendered uninhabitable and
the people were panic stricken and spent
the night in the open air.
General Korner, of the Chilean army, has
received from the Emperor OF the
Order OF Prussian Eagle, hrst class. Gen.
eral Korner is chief of the general stan OF
the Chilean army, and was the organizer or
the military forces OF Chile. He is a former
officer in the Prussian army.
NJ. Delcasse. the French minister of for
eign affairs, and Count Lamsdorf, the Rus
sian minister of foreign affairs, went 10
the palace at Tsarskoe Selo yesterday
morning, where the Car entertained them
at breakfast. There were no other guests.
The British home secretary, Mr.. Richie.
in behalf of the government, yesterday
declined the request or a deputation from
| the London County Council that Parliament
should be asked 10 raise the flash point
of petroleum to 100 on the ground that IL
was doubtful If it would give security
against accidents, Wnlic IL WOulQ raise inc
price of an article used by the poor.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says the
Russian government has forbidden the ex-
hibition at Moscow OF Repine's life size
portrait OF Count Leo Iolstoi, represent
ing him in the costume or a peasant and
barefooted. When the portrait was recently
exhibited at 81: Petersburg the public
surrounded il with flowers.
Mrs. Cadwallader Guild. the American
sculptress, has just given In Berlin a fort
rights exhibition OF her works. paintings
| and SculDturings, including busts OF Baron
Won Rheinbaben, Prussian minister of the
interior. and DR.. Studt. Prussian minister
of public instruction and public worship.
| Mrs. Guild. who is the first woman upon
whom. the Prussian state sculptoral order
was bestowed. desires TO dispose of all her
more important works 10 the Carnegie In
stitute.
that Count Reinhold Ejward Moore Won
Rosen, residing at Stockholm. as the eld-
est son Of Count Carl Won Rosen. former
~ chamberlain of the King OF sweden and
Norway, and his American wife, who was
a Miss Moore. IS the real count ard right
ful heir TO the fortune left by Mrs. Clara
.essup Moore, mis- grandmother. The
money In dispute amounts 10 f55.O00 sterl-
ing. Mrs Moore was better known as MrE.
Bloomfield Moore. who financed keely. the
Phila delphian who became famous through
the fxploitation OF q mysterious motor.
In delivering the presidential address az
the Congregational Union at the City
Temple In London yesterday Dr. Parker
somewhat astonished the meeting by his
reference 10 King Edward. prefacirg his
remarks with the discriminatory words:
God be thanked for Queen Victoria and
Cod save her son. the King" DR.. Parker
roceeded 20 express the deepest sympathy
with Roman Catholics under the des-
picable insult inflicted upon them by the
oath OF accession. The Nonconformists.
said DR.. Parker, recognized the King as
sovereign OF the empire bet lcv~r would
him as mead Of the church CT defender II
the faith.