The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-25
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Bread riots are reported from the Ural
districts of Russia, where thousands of
persons are idle because of the closing OF
the iron works.
nalized the birth of the Princess Mafalda,
who was born Nov. 10, by giving $4,000 to
the founding hospital and $4,000 to the
free hospitals.
who left Lima, Peru. Aug. 8, on his way
to st. Louis, has arrived at Guayquil, Ecua-
dor. He expects to reach st. Louis in time
for the exhibition.
AS a result of the strikes which have
broken out the Argentine government has
issued a decree establishing martial law
in Buenos Ayres and throughout the
privnces of Buenos Ayres and Santa Fe.
The disciplinary council of the Rouman-
ian bar has published a decision that only
Roumanian citizens may hereafter practice
law or act as clerks of lawyers. The de-
cision is aimed directly at the Jews, who
form the majority or the lawyers and law
clerks.
The Russian students exiled TO Siberia
have been granted amnesty, some uncondi-
tionally. and some are allowed to return
superyision The secret police have been
Increased by one-third the number of men
heretofore employed in that department.
The London Daily News, in connection
with a speech made by the Earl of Dudley
yesterday, published report that the gov
eminent intends to deal with the relations
of Dublin Castle to the Irish administra-
ton. and that ii is considering project
which Is not dissimilar to Colonial Secre-
tary Chamberlain's original plan Of ma
tional councils.
Heads of the nonmussulman commune
ties nave attend the Sultan's birthday
his Majesty, says dispatch from Con-
stantinople. The Sultan, in replying, is
quoted as having said: Il make no dis
tinction between my Mohammed a and and my
me. and all stand on the same level in my
estimation"
The King of Portugal bid farewell to
King Edward at Windsor yesterday morn
ing and proceeded to Blenheim, where he
hnched with the Duke and Duchess of
Marlborough. The Portuguese King will re-
main in England for some time on a pri-
vate visit. During his stay at Blenhelm
King Charles inspected the historic treas
ures of the palace and subsequently pro-
ceeded TO Norfolk.
special dispatch from Gottingen. Prus-
STA, says the students of the famous Han
oyerian University have decided not to
accept any of the scholarships founded by
the late Cecil Rhodes. The will of Cecil
Rhodes provided for the establishment of
five scholarships for students of German
birth All the scholarships were for educa-
ton at Oxford, and the German students
were TO be nominated by Emperor William.
Chief of Police Hayes. of Kansas City.
Mo-, has announced that the bull fight
on THANKSGIVING evening will not be per-
mitted. The tanbark ring Eas been placed
in the hall. bulls and matadors from Mex
leo are in the city, and everything was
ready for the fight when the promoters
were informed that the stern hand of law
would not permit H.
Paris has lost its model concierge, Eugene
Brun guardian of a house in the Rue
Russoubs He committed suicide, leaving
a letter TO explain that the weather
was very cold and he did not want any
of the tenants to be shut out in the street
by his being unable TO pull the Gordon to
admit them. he would postpone his suicide
until after midnight. Even at that hour
the scrupulous concierge was not sure that
all the tenants had returned. and, so, in
order TO make assurance doubly sure. he
of his body would cause the door to open.
The funeral of Herr Krupp will take
place from the little old house where his
father lived poorly while striving TO cast
the first steel gun. The will of the de-
ceased gunmaker, according to a semi-au-
thoritative statement, provides that the
works shall not be turned into a Joint
stock company under twenty-five years.
Meantime the revenues OF the whole prop
| erty will go TO the widow and after her
death TO the eldest daughter The value
| of the estate, estimated by bankers who
were connected with Herr Krupp. is So
| 100000. This does not include securities
owned by the deceased outside his manu-
| featuring plants, which may possibly
amount TO as much more. Emperor Will
lam will attend the funeral