The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-28

Richard Croker says he Will return to
America in good time to take part in the
coming campaign.
King Edward yesterday visited the sana-
forum for consumptives at Cronberg and
talked with the patients.
The Queen Regent of Spain has signed a
decree appointing Rear Admiral Cervera
to be a vice admiral.
A new Bulgarian Cabinet has been
formed. M. Sturdza takes the premiership
and foreign war portfolio ad interim.
M. De Whites recent order for an in
crease in duties is applicable to the Amur
province, as we'll as to Russia in general.
David Jardine has been elected chairman
of the Cunard Steamship Company in sue
cession to Lord Inverclyde, who died Feb.
IL.
Vice Admiral .Cygrian Bridge, has been
commander-in-chiefo on the British China
station.
The influenza epidemic is becoming more
severe at Stockholm. Prince Bernadotte,
second son of King Oscar, is among the
sufferers.
Emperor William has assigned an ord
nance officer as regent at Lippe-Detmold.
indicating that the long standing contro-
versy over the succession has been settled.
A ball was given at the palace in Stock
holm last night. The Crown Prince and
Crown Princess of Denmark prince Fred
erick and Princess Louisa) were among
those present.
yesterday DelnS the twentieth anniver-
sary of the German Emperor's marriage
the chief personages of the imperial en-
tourage We're invited to a banquet at the
Schloss. given last evening.
Supplementary estimates were presented
to the German BundeZrath yesterday Fhey
ask for an additional 120, 900 marks on
account of China, of which 1O0 200 600 are for
the army and 17,5oo,0o0 are for the navy.
Ambassador Choate attended the usual
Foreign Office reception, at London, yester-
Gay. No information regarding Great Brit
aims reply on the Hay-Pauncefote treaty
amendments were communicated to him
A rebellion has broken out against the
Sultan Of Wadai, owing to the many exc
has been proclaimed King by the rebels. A
French force is reported to be half way be-
tween Tuat and Wadai.
1t is reported that the British govern
ment has decided TO dispatch strong punt
tive expeditions Of Indian troops against
the Ogaden Somalis. The expeditions will
advance about the end of March from
Berbera, on the gulf Of Alden.
The London Times correspondent at ST.
Petersburg. wiring yesterday. says: This
afternoon, while the minister of public in
struction, NJ. Bogolepoff was holding a re-
ception, visitor named Karpovich fired a
revolver and wounded him in the neck"
The Queen Regent of Spain yesterday
consulted with the presidents of the Senate
and Chamber. and both of.these officials
advised her Majesty TO intrust Senior Sill
q L.
Seniors Silvela and Sagasta, afterwards,
were also consulted.
The Hon. Claude Arson, brother of the
/ Earl OF Llchfield, and Lady Ciodagh de la
Peer Beresford, a sister of the Marquis of
Waterford. married. in London yes
terday. The Marquis of Waterford gave the
bride away. The bridegroom passed some
| years on a ranch I'm Texas.
Information comes from Seoul that
Corea. with japanese support. desired TO
borrow 100000 yen. mortgaging her Gus
toms receipts as security therefor to pur-
chase shares of the Seoul-Fousan Railway
but the Russian representative in Corea NJ
Pablon, believing the road to be unprofit-
able prevented the transaction.
The National Zeitung. OF Berlin prints
letter from Lieutenant Colonel Jeiindley.
| a former major In the Royal Dragons.
denying positively that the Dragons de-
filed Emperor Williams portrait az tho
| time of his dispatch 10 President Kruger
after the failure of the Jameson raid. as
the German press has long been asserting.
The remains OF Giuseppi Verdi the COM
| poser, were removed with much ceremony.
| Yesterday, from the cemetery at Milan 10
| the Home for Aged Musicians. founded by
| Verdi Troops lined the route between the
| cemetery and the home and an immense
concourse Of people witnesssd the csre-