The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-15

The French and German Parlfaments re-
convened yesterday.
Mr.. Kruger left Utrecht last evening for
Mentone. in the South of France.
Paul Lessar. the Russian minister at
Peking, is suffering from perftonftis
Father Pho Mayer, a German, has been
elected general of the Carmelite order.
The collapse Of the roof of a mine at
Lobo, near Linares, Spain, has resulted m
the death of seven persons.
1t is announced that j. Pierpont Morgan's
recent offer of $4,000 for the Burns manu-
scripts in the Athenaeum Library of Liver
pool has been withdrawn
The powers have notified the Porte Of
their compliance with Turkeys request to
make representations to the Bulgarian
government urging a better surveillance
of the Turko-Bulgarfan frontier.
The organ of the Vatican, the Osserva-
tore Romano, publishes a violently-worded
article on Hall Gaines drama, The
Canes dirty words cannot touch the dig.
nifty of the head of the church, they must
not pass without protest"
Robert Lebaudy, the French traveller,
has sent the vice rector of the University
of Paris $1,000 to maintain at the University
of Chicago for year two young professors
who will study American customs and aft
erwards teach the French language and
French literature at American universities.
The German minister of the interior has
forbidden the production of Oscar Wilde's
'Salome." The association for the produc-
ton of untrammeled theatrical representa-
lions, which is financing what Is called the
Modern Buehne Theater Modern Stage
Theater), also desires to produce "Salome.'
King Edward arrived at New Market yes
terday to attend the opening day of the Sec
ond october meeting. 1t was his first APP
pearance on a race course since Derby
week, Immediately after which came the
sudden news of his illness. The King will
remain at his racing headquarters until
Friday.
John O'Donnell, Nationalist member of
Parliament for the south division of County
Mayo, has been sentenced by the Crimes
Act Court at Birr to three months impris-
onment at hard labor and to an additional
three months in default of bail for good be-
havior. Mr.. ODonnefl was convicted of
intimidation and melting to boycotting.
A Spanish Cabinet council has considered
a petition presented by residents Of Bilbao
asking for the dismissal OF the charges
against Senior Sabine Arana Qeader of the
ViScayan Nationalist party, which arose
from his having sent a congratulstory ca
blegram to President Roosevelt last spring
on the granting of Cuban independence.
The ministers decided not TO interfere In
the case and that ii must be judged by
the courts of justice
British Consul at Chicago w. Wyndham
has just issued long report on the Amer
lean meat trade. Mr.. Wyndham says he
does not fear that the formation Of a beef
trust will raise prices, which are already
very high Although there is no immediate
prospect of a reduction in the supply, Mr..
Wyndham continues. the rapid growth of
the population of the United States and
the increasing home demand for beef will,
I'm the future. make the question of the
amount available for export a matter of
anxious consideration for Europe.
The library at Hawarden, erected as
national memorial TO the late William K.
Gladstone, and which cost $4,000, was
opened by Earl Spencer yesterday. The
building stands on the brow of hill com
manding view of the Dee, greatly ad-
mired by Mr.. Gladstone 1t contains the
statesman's valuable collection Of books.
Crowds of visitors attended the ceremonies,
which commenced with service In the
church conducted by the Rev. Stephen
Gladstone. Among the speakers who paid
tribute TO the memory OF the dead premier
was Andrew Carnegie.