The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-17
Cable Notes.

Miss Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler author.
and A. L. Folkin were married at London
Thursday.
A political maIcontent named Sadko-
pextzv has been arrested at Moscow, where
the Gar is staying. The prisoner was
found to have a revolver on his person.
The British steamer Induna, from Pensa-
cola and Norfolk. arrived at Grimsby, Eng
land, on Thursday, with five of her crew In
irons. They are charged with muuny.
A report published by the London Daily
Mail that Signor Prinetti, of Italy, had
resigned the foreign affairs portfolio and
had been succeeded by Marine Minister
Morine has no foundation.
The Grand Duke Alexis, head of the Rus
sian navy, is suffering from nephritis and
has been ordered abroad. 1t is expected
that his successor will be the Grand Duke
Alexander. Michaelovich, husband of the
Grand Duchess Xenia.
Persons who have arrived at Tangier,
Morocco. report that the rebels have cap
tured Muley Arafa. the Sultans uncle.
They add that Arafa, afterwards on the
promise of being appointed to an important
post, gave his adhesion to the pretender.
special dispatch to London from Hong
Kong says the. arsenal at Canton, which
was destroyed by an explosion last week,
was blown up by officials, whom the vice.
roy had charged with selling powder to
rebels in order to hide their defalcations.
Four members of the German Antarctic ex-
petition have arrived at Sydney, n. S. W.,
from Kerguelen island, where, during eight
cen months. this detached party pursued
it's Investigations The members suffered
from the severe cold and privations. DIR.
Vert, leader of the party, is not likely to
recover.
To the invitation sent by the st. Louis
exposition authorities to the Vatican to
participate in the exposition Cardinal RAM
pola has replied that it is above all indis-
pensable that the same proceedings be fol-
lowed as in the case of the Chicago world S
fair. and that the invitation come directly
a limited States
eminent.
The Duke of Abruzzi has expressed the
highest appreciation of the fact that the
Cullom gold medal was recently conferred
on him by the American Geographical So
ciety for what he terms my modest efforts
in ascending Mount Elias in 1897 and ex-
ploring the arctic regions in 1899" The
duke said he was charmed to find himself
in such distinguished company as that OF
the wearers of the Cullom medal.
A decree has been published at Helsing-
fors. Finland, prescribing measures for the
maintenance of order in Finland. Under
this decree the governor general is en-
powered when he deems Ii necessary to
close hotels. shops and factories. to pro-
hibit private meetings, dissolve private as
sociations and expel from Finland all per-
sons who are considered undesirable. Ex-
pulsions, however, except in cases which do
not permit OF delay, must receive imperial
sanctions. Persons expelled may be or
dered to reside in certain places within the
empire. The decree becomes operative in
three years.
At banquet given at the palace in Bel
grade IN celebration of the tenth anniver-
sary of King Alexander's accession to the
/ Servian throne, the King made speech in
which he referred TO the grave situation in
the East, saying fateful times were APP
| preaching for all the peoples of the Balkan
| peninsula, and Servia must be ready to
| strike at the proper moment. He also con-
| graduated himself upon the fact that his
marriage to Queen Draga had met with the
approval of his people, Referring to his re-
| cent proclamations. the King said Servia
| had no time for experimenting, and he had
| therefore, been compelled to restore the
| constitution to its original condition.