The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

At the blood stock sales at Newmarket.
England, Trainer Higgins In behalf Of w.
SIS. AS. '' s" '' rf'Vo'eS ior
Owing to an inflammation of the left
eye. the German Emperor was unable to go
hunting yesterday, as he proposed, at
Slawentzitz, Silesia. He remained at the
castle, and Will return to Berlin to-day
The French Chamber of Deputies yester-
day ratified an additional monetary con-
vention between France, Italy, Belgium and
Switzerland, authorizing each country to
issue additional silver coins to the value of
$2,5O0,000
The British cruiser Goodhope, having on
board Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and
party, bound for South Africa. arrived at
Port Said yesterday. The vessel had been
delayed by storms in the Mediterranean
Mr.. Chamberlain landed and went to Cairo.
Advices from Tangier say the forces of
the Sultan of Morocco have, after heavy
fighting, finally defeated the rebels in the
Zonmour territory. The Sultan narrowly
escaped capture. and his troops sustained
heavy losses. The pretender to the throne
remains at Taxa.
Mr.. Hamburg, president Of the British
Board of Agriculture. has decided that,
owing to the existence of the foot-and-
mouth disease in some of the New England
States, he will be unable to permit the
landing in England of a herd OF buffaloes
belonging to the wild West show" which
opens in London Dec. 26.
The North German Lloyd steamer Kron-
prinz Wilhelm, which sailed from South
ampton for New York at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, should have sailed from
that port Wednesday. She was detained at
Bremen by low water. occasioned by the
recent easterly gales. The steamer had
among her passengers j. w. Huntley, of
Chicago.
A small congress of German Processes
just held at Cassel, voted to join the newly
organized Society of Princely Women for
the Elevation and Promotion of Social
meeting were the Duchess Friedrich Ferd-
inand of Schleswig- Holstein, the Dowager
Princess of Waldeck- Pyrmont and the
LandgT avino Amatie of -Philipstahl-
Barchfelde.
While speaking on the education bill in
the British House of Lords yesterday, the
Archbishop of Canterbury, DR. Temple was
overcome and would have fallen had ii not
been for timely assistance. Amid q sensa-
ton the archbishop was led out of the
House of Lords by the Archbishop of York
DIR. Maclagan, and the chaplain of the
House. Last night the archbishop was
much better.
A serious outbreak has occurred among
the students of the ecclesiastical seminary
at Odessa, resulting in the arrest of fifty
students and the rustication of 300 others.
Synod has ordered the institution TO be
closed. Such a revolutionary movement
among Russian religious students is with
out precedent and has caused the author
tiles great anxiety.
memorial service for the late Dr. Park
er was held in the City Temple London.
Yesterday. Ii was an impressive demon
stration. The Temple was filed with flow
ers and crowded with personal friends OF
the deceased and members of score of re-
ligious organizations. The streets outside
the building were filled with crowds who
were unable TO enter. and who waited In the
biting wind to see the coffin carried our
for interment at Hampstead.
Perez Pulgar. the Anarchist arrested re-
Gently at Orenza, Spain. and who said ne
close confinement. II Is learned that IN
| spite of his claim to being citizen OF
Argentina, he IL Spaniard, twenty-five