The Monticellonian., 1895-09-06


 eide in Denver, Col, on the 27th, leav- ing his body to the cause of anatomical science
 PRINCESS LOUISE SOPHIE of Sehles- wig-Holstein. wife of Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, and a younger sis ter of the empress of Germany, was ac- couched of a son on the 27th.
 
 THE law officers of the government have under consideration the question how further to proceed with the case against the Bell Telephone Go. for the repeal of the Berliner patent.
 
 J. o. LABAD1E, notary for several of the richest estates in the province, has mysteriously disappeared from Mon- treal, Gan. He is about 70 years of age shere are fears of foal play
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 SECRETARY LAMONT issned an order, on the 27th, turning over to the state of Michigan, for use as a state park, the military reservation, buildings and lands on Mackinae island, Michigan. A DISPATCH from Constantinople, on the 2sth, said that the sultan had made complaint to the French and Russian governments against the attitude of England on the Armenian question. TIE republican convention called for the purpose of nominating a full ticket for the new state of Utah to be voted for in November, met in Salt Lake City, on the 18th, 538 delegates being present.
 WORK was begun, on the 2sth on the Baltimore end of the Baltimore X Washington boulevard Columbia X Maryland electric railway). Work on the Washington end was begun the previous week.
 ADvIoEs received in Hong Kong from KaChenP, on the esth, stated that the inquiry of the Investigating committee into inc recent nutrages was proceeding satisfactorily the Chi nese officials giving the commission ample assistance.
 AN Armenian newspaper published In Tiflis received a dispatch from BeY- rout, on the 27th, stating that on August 10 T band of armed brigands attacked the Armenian monastery of st. john and hrutaIlv maltreated the pilgrims assembled there.
  ON the 29th, Deputy Sheriff Sloan, of Buffalo, N. Y, seized a train of sugar from Chicago, bound for the seaboard, to satisfy q claim held by the Ameri- caH Exchange bank of Buffalo for ta0e against the Chicago Sugar Co. He ears contained 100 900 pounds of sugar
 FeR whipping an officer in the Ger man army before coming to America, H. NJ Romberg. d naturaHzed citizen of Decatur, Ind upon returning to the fatherIand, has been sent to prison for twelve years Under existing treaties the American government has no ground for interference
 0N the 29th Acting Internal Revenue Commissioner Wilson issued instruc- tions to collectors of internal revenue extending the time from September 1 to October 1 in which claims for sugar bounty may be filed The original date set was found to be too limited in which to accomplish the work
 
 TIE visible supply of grain, in store and ahoat, on the 24th, as compiled at the New York Produce exchange, was as folIows Wheat, 55 0sa. ooo bushelsi decrease, ,s04. GOO bushels; corn, 5 2s7.- poo bushels; increase. A, ,000; oats, 8, 7l9 : 900 bushels; increase, ss, DOC; rye, 890,- 0Qo bushels; increase, 66 GOO; barley, 4G, GOO bushels; decrease, 172, GOO
 THE -~er department will take no further steps In the Chicago drainage canal matter until the engineer corps has had an opportunity to make ob- servations and take measurements as to the probable effect the operation of the proposed waterway will have upon the level of the great lakes. This work will be taken mp as soon as possible
 A SPECIAL telegram from Kingston, Jamaica, on the 28th, said: Capt. Gen. Martinez de Campos has written to the Spanish consul here, it has leaked out, that the struggle against the in- sure ction in Cuba is hopeless The conceding of autonomy, he adds, is the only means by which Spain can avoid losing the island. The Cubans here are jubilant."
 THE finding of what are believed to be the charred bones of the missing lad Howard Peitzel in a little franc cottage in the town of Irvington, a suburb of Indianapolis, Ind, on the 27th, furnishes strong circumstantial evidence of another awful murder and attempted cremation by H. II. Holmes, whom it is almost certain occupied the house in company with the boy for a few days last fall.
 CONFIRMATION was caused in leffer- son and adjoining counties in Wash ington, on the 27th, by the appearance of an army officer with squed of men bearing instructions to all settlers on Government reserves to vacate the same before September 15 or be re- moved by troops The move is the outcome of a recent order of the war qartment It Is estimated that 1,boo pfeceoed" Dyesaa their homes.
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