The Monticellonian., 1894-11-02

A STATEMENT prepared at the treas ury department shows that dnrlng the period between March 1893, and Octo- Der 1, 1s94. the amount of gold trans ported between subtreasuries. hints aud banks It government expense, in consequence of expectations of gold, was sl47, ,8o7, 50o. The cost of trans porting this amoitnt was ea5. 4sa
 TnE various furnishings for the wed. ding of the czarowitz and Princess Alix arrived at Livadia at the same time with the mourning coaches, garments of woe etc. in anticipatoin of thq czar's funeral.
 EDWARD MAY. 22 years old, clerk in the employ of Hernheimer & Bro, New York City, was shooting at mark 6H brick wall on the fifth floor of his place of employment on the 25th. 4 bullet rekoanded and struck him or the forehead. He died fifteen minute, later.
 ASSISTANT ATreRNEY-G GENERAL RICK FIR of the interior department tvae taken with a pronounced ease of small pox, on the 25th, and is in the pest house, and three employees of the pat ent office are also victims of welI=de veloped cases. The fright extending throughout the interior department is extreme. and all connected with the department have been ordered vaeei- mated.
 COMMODORE WILLIAM EvI.YN HoP, kfNs died in San Francisco. on the s5th. aged g years. He was appointed to the naval academy from Virginia. His last command was the receiving ship Independence, stationed at Mare island.
 Mas. MARY A. WOODBRIDGE, core spending secretary of the national and worlds N. (. T. U.. died in Chicago on the evening of the 9th. She Was stricken with apoplexy two days be fore.
 MRs. CLEVELAND has consented to christen the steamship St. Lonis of the International Navigation Go., which #iil be launched from Cramps ship yard in Philadelphia, November 2I.
 TIE post office at Roaring Springs. Pa. was robbed, on the night of the 25th of stamps. money orders and cash amounting to s455 The same night Thomas Reiplogle's jewelry store WAS robbed of large number ef watches.
 THE north half of the mammoth brick warehouse belonging to the Wm. Deering harvester works at Chicago was destroyed by fire on the 26th. Loss, nearly S200, GOO; partly insured.
 TIE employees of the New York X Pennsylvania railroad have decided te sue the company for restoration ot the 10 per cent. cut in wages which was made in April last.
 CHARLES NEWBoLD PtSE, q native oi Camden, \. l., and for many years prominent in Philadelphia journalism. died in Port Javis, \. Y, on the 26th aged T years.
 TIE leading plank in the platform ot the American union party of Hawai- declares annexation to be the foremost mission of the party.
 WHITE screWnen working on the cotton ships at New Orleans struck, or the 26th because negroes were being employed.
 ApvtcEs from 6abui. under date o the 20th, state that the ameer was able at that time to transact business.
 TIE report that Chancellor von Ca priyi had handed his resignation to the emperor was confirmed on the 26th Count Zu Eu1enberg. president of the ministerial council. also resigned. Dr. Miquel, Prussian finance minister, has been appointed president of the coun eil, and Prince von IIohenlohe-Shil lingsfurst, governor of Alsace-Loraine was offered the chanccllorship.