The Monticellonian., 1895-01-11

the evidence is clear that Flagler is not fugitive from justice of the state of Texas.
 SHERIFF VANARrsDALL shot and mor- tally wounded Dr. F. L. Harro1 near Harrodsburg, Ky, on the 4th. Cards circulated in the late election detri- mental to Vanartsdalrs election and character were the cause.
 TIE new four-story brick block on Lake street, Cleveland, O., ownes by the Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Co, was detroycd by fire on the 3d. The building was worth $50. 0J0 and the oc- cupants probably suffered loss of S100, 900 or more.
 TIE interest in the recen. county elections throughout Georgia was reported slight, the results showing heavy democratic gains in all eoun- ties, many of which were strongly pop ulist in the last two elections. Out of l30 counties the total number carried by populists will probably not exceed fifteen.
 IT was reported that William Bowers, marshal of the town of Gallup, N. M., had disappeared and that the citizens believed that he was the victim of foul play. His room indicated the presence of intruders during the night and the finding of his pistols, star and hat on the table was taken as proof that he had been murdered.
 SEVEN persons were injured in rail- road wreck which occurred on the Philadelphia X Reading road q short distance below Germantown, Pa, on the 3i. The collision was between passenger trains. Both enginen were badly smashed and two ears eorcplete- ly wrecked.
 EIGHf farmers, near Westbrook, Conn.,, caught two tramps who had as saulted d teacher who refused to give them money, stripped off their ragged clothing, tied them to # tree and gave them each about twenty cuts with whip and ordered them to leave the neighbOrhOOd.
 AN organization of the Colorado state senate was effected on the Sd by a com bination between the populists and tue democrats.
 EN-Gov. SYLVESTER PENNoYEB, 5f Oregon, has endowed Williams college, Massachusetts, with a scholarship of s34, 300 i'll memory of his son, who died there last term. The money is to Do used for the support of needy and de- serving students, preference being l given Oregon students when such arc in college.
 TIE charges against Charles D. Clark, recently appointed United States dis triet judge, of taking fees from both parties to litigation, were heard by l United States Circuit Judge Lustor at Chattanooga. Tenn. and Mr. Clark was completely eXonerated
 FRED T. TAYLOR, member of the i Washington legislature, will introduce a resolution at the coming session re- qucsting the senators and representa- tives in congress from that state to have Mgr. Satolli, the papal delegate, removed from the United States.
 EfGHT negroes, seven of them chill dren, were burned to death recently at Phillips mill, near Douglas, Ga, the house in which they were having acci- dentally caught fire.
 TIE New York state legislature met and organized on the 2d by the election of the republican caucus nominees ] the house. The inaugural message of Gov. Morton was read in both the senate and house.
 A. J. l.. RoDDICK, Andrew Winters, George Alexander and C. D. Niger, held for murder, and confined in the county jail at Nashville, Tenn. escaped recent ly by saving the bars
 NELSON MORRIS of Chicago, has re- ceived telegram from his agent at Antwerp that the Belgian government has prohibited the importation of live cattle from the United States on the ground that pleuro-pneumonia was prevalent in this country. This closes all the ports of continental Europe against American cattle and American beef products and leaves to the export- CT only the British market.
 DANIEL ]. TRoMBLE, of Bay City, Mich, recently defeated for county clerk, murdered his wife and child, set fire to his house and made his escape. It was supposed he had gone crazy over politics
 TIE republican members of the Colo rado legislature in joint caucus unan- imously nominated United States Sen ator F. o. Wolcott to succeed himself. The senator's reelection being thus positively assured, his headquarters in Denver have been closed.
 TIE Denver Steam Coal Co. has raised the price of Ignite coal from Sl.75 to S2 a ton. The combine em- braces all the big coal dealers in the city, and controls the output of every mine of importance in Colorado.
 Two electric ears, running at full speed, met at crossing at Brooklyn and both were badly damaged and seven persons in jured.
 A RECENT Jacksonville, Fla, dis patch said that the proposed Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight will not take place in that city, as public opinion was too much against it. The ordinance which was passed recently prohibiting box ing i'll Jacksonville has knocked the calculations of the projectors of the contest into a cooked hat, and it will not be in the least amazing if the club where the encounter was destined to take place should come out and call the affair off as far as it is concerned.
 CALL will soon be issued for a meeting at New Orleans on January IS of southern people to form ballot rights leagues in all southern states.
 TIE Cardinal flour mill at Saltwater, Ok, was burned by an incendiary Fol. lowing the burning of the court thouse and all the county records, the people were convinced that some one was sys- tematically trying to burn the town