The Monticellonian., 1895-10-18

serious conflicts took place there on the sth, between Turks and Armenians In which many of the latter were killed.
 Mas. sARAH " EMERY, the we'll known lecturer and writer on woman suffrage, died at her home in Lansing, Mich, on the 10th, of cancer, after sew eral months painful illness.
 THERE WIS 8 sale of American ap- ples in London, on the 9th, at which s,sss barrels were disposed of. Bald wins brought l9s; greenings, Ills to 12s, and Canadians from los to l6s
 REV " II. EVANS, supply at Ghrist's shprch in Warwick, \. Y, has fallen Weir to an estate worth between S40,- poo and S5O,0o per annum, and to the Irish title of Lord Gorbury.
 BRITISH and American consuls re- ported, on the 9th, that everything had been done to obtain an inquiry Into the outrages upon the missiona- ries at KuCheng short of using force.
 The heart of Kosciuslo, the Polish patriot and general under Washing ton, will be transferred on the 10th, from Yesia to the Polish museum in he Chateau Raperswiji, near Zurich.
 
 A PASSENGER train on the Grand Junction line plunged into the 0ntou- abee river near Peterboro, Ont, on the I,.fgI Several persons were badly injured but no fatalities were reported.
 FAHuHss throughout the United States for the week ended on the lith, 4s reported by R. G Dun & Co. were s6s, against 231 for the corresponding week last year For Canada the fail- ares were 52, against 43 Inst year.
 ON the ath the governor of Wiscon- sin appointed commissioners to confer with commissioners from Minnesota about carving new state from terri tory now embodied in the two old states.
 TIE Antwerp Matin says that 6,000 nen are being enlisted in the Congo state for a great expedition, which is .o be headed by Baron Dhanis The objective point and purpose of the ex- petition are kept secret.
 GEN. WILLIAM MALONE, ex-United Sta tes senator from Virginia, died in Washington, on the sth, after brief Illness, from paraIpsis, aged 60 His zfse ta1 D. h. Va, on the 9th, for interment
 fHE tenth annual convention of the zhristan Ehdeaver societies of New York state opened in the Brooklyn academy of music on the sth. 1t is estimated that l5,0oo persons took an active part in the proceedings.
 ED PARDBIDeE, the Chicago board of rade pinnger, has sold to H. Il. Kohl saat for S775, 900 the property at 112 to tl6 State street, at the rate of el2 lH0 foot. Not long ago Mr. Pardridge refused S90o.ooo for this property
 4 DESPATCH from Shanghai. on the 10th, said that Admiral Butler, com handing the British fleet, would re- turn to Foo-Chow on board the dis- patch boat Alacritv, the yieeroy hav- Ing assumed an attitude of defiance.
 MAJ. ARMIES was. on the 10th, dis charged from custody by Judge Brad tey, of the District of Columbia su- preme court, who characterized the action of Gen. Scbofeld. under whose orders Armes was held, as 'unwar- ranted, illegal, just and tyrannicai." 7" TIE American fishing tug Grace, which was seized by the Dominion I9>-Ser Dolphin, in Lake Erie, in April, 1894, for Illegal fishing and condemned by the admiralty court at Toronto. was sold at public auction, on the 9th, for fi,260 to satisfy the judgment against her
 A DESPATCH from Madrid, on the 10th, said the United States government had pointed out to the Spanish minister at Washington the necessity that Spain should take prompt action to crush the rebellion in Cuba. This statement created sensation in political circles in Madrid.
 THE officers of the Western Paper Co, |, Thilmany Pulp and Paper Co.,, Kau- kauna Electric Light Co, Kaukauna Lumber Manufacturing Go. and Rus sell Bros houring mill, all of Kau- kauna, Wis, have been arrested for drawing water from the canal at that place belonging to the United States. Prosecutions will follow.
 
 OWEN JONES, luuatie from New York state, called at the White House, on the Sth, to see the president He presented a newspaper poem, the bur den of which was that boy was wanted by the executive family, and in all seriousness offered himself for adoption or employment in some ca. paeity.
 GEORGE BENTON, Buck Creek Qnd ] farmer. started to walk to Lafayette, a distance of five miles, on the sth. He had several dollars in his pocket, but wished to save ear fare by walk ing. On the road he was met by two tramps, who took his money and clothing, leaving him standing nude by the wayside.
 MRS. ARLINGTON BooTH, wife of Commander Booth of the Salvation . Army, left New York city, on the 10th for a six weeks tour of the cities or tho Pacific coast Great preparations are being made to receive Mrs. Bootl