The Monticellonian., 1894-11-02

apolis, Ind, for New York, on the 23d. on private business.
 RUTHERFORD E. HAYES, JR., son of the late ex-President Hayes, was mar Tied to his second cousin, Miss Lucy Platt, of Columbus, O., on the 9th.
 THE steam wha1er Norwhal arrived at San Francisco, on the 22d, from the Arctic ocean and reported a catch of siXty-nine whales, valued at nearly half a million dollars.
 THE first meeting of the cabinet since the Wilson bill became a law oc ccurrea at the White House, on the g6th. all the members attending except the sec retary of agriculture, who is in Eu- rope.
 HE convention of the waif-savine associations of America, of which Gen. Russel A. Alger is president is to be held In Pittsburgh, Pa, November &, and promises to be noteworthy gath ering.
 TIE Farmers national bank of Nal yern, la, was wrecked and footed by robbers about 3 o'clock on the morn ing of the 26th, who are said to have gotten away with between Sl0,ooo and S2o.oO0.
 F. II. HEGwEB, Gov. Waite's state in spector of boilers, was bound over te the district court at Pueblo, Col, on the 22d, for issuing certificate of in- 1f 1lif Ea !, ined at all
 IT is claimed that the British gov ernment has given a pledge that the bill for the disestablishment of the church in Wales shall be the first meas ure cons ,dered at the coming session of parliament.
 PROF. WHILE MELETTE, son of ex- Gov. Melette and instructor in the me ehanieal department of tie Agrieul- tnral college in Brooklyn, S D., cut his throat with razor in an outhouse on the night of the 24th
 THE war department has instructed Gen. McGoolx to take whatever steps he considers necessary to suppress the outbreak of the Moqui Indians in Aei- Zona, who seem to be opposed to the education of their children by the gov erament4
 TIE train vreckers who had been cutting and burning bridges and push ing ears from sidines on the Soo line for weeks were arrested on the 23d They had kept the trainmen and trav- cling - public in state of terror for some time.
 Two HCNnEEn members of the Wom= ems Christian Temperance nnion at Anderson, Ind. passed resolutions. on ahe a6th. to go to the polls in Novem= ber and attempt to vote in order to aid in testing the eonstitafiona1itY of In- diana's state law.
 IT was reported in Shanghai. on the 18th, that the Chinese had evacuated Port Arthur. \ report was current that the Japanese had effected a land ing at Talien Wan bay, on the Gorean side of the kWang THng peninsula, not far from Port Arthur.
 TIE Paris Figaro asserts that Rou- mania has joined the triple alliance composed of Austria, Italy and Ger many, and declares that the visit of the king of Seryia to Vienna and Berlin was in contemplation of still further change in the dreibund.
 Ir was reported, on the 18th, that the mediating powers had submitted fur ther and more definite proposals for peace to China and Japan, and that Ja- pan had rejected them. China was ready to conclude an armistice or peace on reasonable conditions.
 TIE Lexew committee in New York suddenly adjourned it's morning ses- sion on the 2lth. Mr. Goffs detec- tives and an important witness named Matilda Heron, whom they were tal1- ing from Chicago, were arrested in Jersey City. Mir. Golf claims it was a police conspiracy.
 NEWS has been received at the vat ican of the destruction of several Catholic mission stations in China. The inmates, 1t is said, were killed, and other Christians were menaced The vatican will appeal to the powers for the protection of it's missions and mis- sionaries in China.
 A cABLEGRAM received at the navy department, on the 24th, announced the arrival of the cruiser Columbia at Kingston, Jamaica, where she would remain about week and then proba blv make q cruise in the West Indies visiting Havana, where an American naval vessel has not been seen for oyel a year.
 TIE Beaver Valley (Pa.) presbytery of the United Presbyterian churci passed resolutions, on the 26th, urging members to oppose by voice and vote the candidacy of Walter Lyon for lieu tenant-governor of Pennsylvania, and W. D. Wallace for law iudge of Law renee county, in the interest of goot morals.
 GENERALS YEH CH GHAo AND WE Yu kWE, formerly commanding il Corea. have been handed over to tht proper Chinese board for punishment They will probably lose their heads The former is charged with cowardic' and responsibility for the murder o a4s Wn