The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-17

Denmark has ordered from the Essen
works 12S Krupp field guns and 192 am
munition wagons.
Hugh Armor Ward, of New York. and
Sarah. daughter of H. H. Gilfry. principal
legislative clerk of the United States Sem
ate, were married at st. Marguerite's
Church, Westminster, at noon yesterday.
The epidemic of cholera is spreading rap
idly in Palestine The city which has suf-
fered the most thus far Is GAIA, where
there have been from thirty to forty deaths
daily.
The Austrian budget for 1903 was present.
ed in the lower house of the Reichsrath
yesterday. The revenue Is estimated at
$345, 32S, 652 and the expenditure at $685.
245, 0S7.
The Great Western Railway has ordered
Queenstown to Milfordbaven. This service
will save five hours in delivering American
mails in London.
The Duke of Connaught narrowly escaped
from Killarney to Mallow. The car skidded
and collided with wall. 1t was disabled,
but the duke was not hurt.
P. A. McHugh, NJ P, editor Of the Sligo
a Sard aSor 20 fe
having been convicted of conspiracy and
intimidation. Subsequently Mr.. McHugh
entered an appeal and he was admitted to
bail.
Deputy D'Estournelles de Constant an
nounced that he will interpellate the French
government on the arbitration on the Pious
Fund case between the United States and
France should be the first European coun-
try to follow America in utilizing The
Hague tribunal.
The White Star Line steamer Germanic,
from New York, experienced terrific wealth.
er during her passage. A hurricane broke
over the liner near the Irish coast. The
steerage passengers became half panic
nd vVa nfa6 RI nj IA a
boats, but they were ultimately treasured.
An effort has been inaugurated to induce
Mr.. Harbury, president Of the Board of
Agriculture. to remove the existing restric-
tionS upon the Importation OF cattle, not
only from Argentina, but from other coun-
tries as we'll President Harbury has con-
scented to receive populations of meat i'm
porters Oct. %, when this matter will be
discussed
Rear Admiral Charles Beresford, now in
the United States, has been promoted to
the rank of vice admiral, as the result of
the retirement of Earl Clanwilliam, ad-
miral of the fleet. Admiral Sir James f.
Erskine succeeds Lord Clanwilliam and Ad-
miral Sir Edward H. Seymour succeeds
Admiral Erskine as the Kings principal
naval aid-de-camp.
Rachel Elizabeth Hurd, an American
woman who was arrested in London Oct. 1.
charged with being an accomplice of Henry
Conrad Tor Fishery, of Baltimore, was dis
charged from custody yesterday, the police
acknowledging that they were unable to
procure further evidence against her. Con-
rad was committed for trial Sept. 80
charged with having attempted to obtain
| a wax impression of postoffice box.
1t Is considered certain at the Vatican
that Monsignor Zaleski, apostolic delegate
in India, but who for the past year has
been living in Rome, will be appointed
apostolic delegate in Canada in succession
of the Most Rev. Diomede Falconi, who is
now papal delegate in the United States
Monsignor Zoarretti, who was at one time
| appointed apostolic delegate in the Philip
| pine islands, and who was stopped in
| Washington while on the way to his post
will replace Monsgnor Zaleski in India.