The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-30

terday. on suspicion that he was making
an attempt to assassinate Prince Ferdinand
of Bulgaria.
The Sultan of Moroccos forces have
been attacked by the Semmour tribesmen
not FAR from Tangier. The Sultan dis
persed the rebels but his advance on Ra-
bat has been checked
Syndon, the French artist who on Sept
y shot and killed NJ. David, stock broker
of Paris while the latter was walking
along the sea front OF Eteat, was yester-
day sentenced TO ten years imprisonment
at penal servitude.
A receiver was appointed yesterday in
the Bankruptcy Court at London for the
estate of Colonel G.. w. A. Fitzgeorge, a
son of the Duke of Cambridge. The ap-
pointment was made on the petition of a
judgment creditor for $4,000.
The Gar has conferred the grand cor
don of the Saint Alexander NewSky order
on Ambassador Tower, and the French
government has made Mr.. Tower grand
officer OF the Legion of Honor for his
book on the Marquis of Lafayette in the
American revolution.
A former policeman named Finelli, having
I'm his possession a loaded bomb, was ar
rested in the neighborhood of the Cham
Der OF Deputies, at Rome. Finelh confessed,
on being questioned, that he meant TO throw
the bomb among the deputies. 1t is believed
the prisoner is insane
Work at the quays was at a stand
still owing to the strike of the stockers
and thirty-nine steamers lie deserted at
their docks. Crews of steamers which
have arrived at various ports of France
from Marseilles have left their ships in
sympathy with the strikers at Marseilles.
The Rev. Mr. Dickie, pastor of the Amer
lean Church in Berlin, sailed for the united
States yesterday to secure a library and
other things for the new church which he
is completing at a cost of 100000. En-
peror William inquired about the churcn
when Mr.. White. the retiring ambassador,
had his farewell audience with his Maj
esty, and SAID he would attend it's dedica-
ton.
General Schalkberger and Messrs. Yves
sells and WOlmaranS, the former Boer DEL
egates sailed yesterday for South Africa.
The general is the bearer of letter from
Mr.. Kruger to Colonial Secretary Cham-
berlain, asking that he be allowed TO re-
turn to South Africa. Messrs. Vessels and
Wolmarans had been refused permits to
proceed to the Transvaal Colony. but they
hope the prohibition will be rescinded after
their arrival in Cape Colony.
The British Admiralty Court has found
that the North German Lloyd steamer
Kron Prinz Wilhelm was solely to blame
for the collision with the British steamer
Robert Ingham off Beachy Head, Oct. ),
resulting in the sinking OF the lngham and
the drowning of the mate of that vessel
and passenger. The court held that the
Kron Prinz Wilhelm was proceeding at
excessive speed in view OF the fog. The
damages will be assessed by the registrar.
In the German Reichstag yesterday Herr
Barth alluded TO Herr Richter as having
formerly participated in the tariff bill OBJ
struction. HE is a traitor to the minor
ity," cried Herr Bebel. whereupon Herr
Richter sprang to his feet in great rage
and shouted That is infamous" The
president called Herr Bebel to order, and
the Socialists, after having questioned the
presence of a quorum in the House, hastily
left the hall, and the president closed the
sitting.
A large delegation of farmers, under the
auSnicpS of the German AGRICULTURAL 30
ciety is coming to the United States in
April for a three months tour, studying
American methods. The German embassy
the Agricultural Department, which will
furnish guide during the entire trip. His
expenses will be betrayed by the Germans.
The society has just completed an i'm
mense building in Berlin costing over $780,.
Co., in which will be installed the new bu-
reau to be founded upon the researches
made during the trip to the United States