The Monticellonian., 1895-06-28
CURRENT T TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL


 died from injuries received. Mr Rose had shoulder dislocated. Their baby was carried some distance from the house, but was found wrapped in a quilt unharmed.
 PRESIDENT CLEVELAND arrived at Buzzard's Bay, Mass, on board the yacht Oneida at 5:35 o'clock on the morning of the 18th.
 fotR men attempted to rob the Ex- change national bank of Colorado Springs, Col, on the 18th One oi their number had, however, weakened and given the authorities tip, and when the robbers entered the bank they found themselves looking into the reyolvers of the sheriff and his deputies who were waiting for them. All were arrested.
 COUNT ERICH Ku.MANNsEGG, governor of Lower Austria, will undertake to preside over a temporary cabinet of neutral construction. Count Kilmann- segg is a Protestant, and necessarily meets with opposition which he nor his colleagues could long withstand if his administration were undertaken with an idea of it's virtual perma- nencv
 TIE Western Schnetzenbund began their annual shooting fest at Milwau- kee on the 18th. There were sharp shooters present from Cincinnati, Chi cago, Omaha, St Paul, Minneapolis and other cities numbering about l50.
 SIXTY men were killed and three SC riously injured by an explosion of pow. der in the baliste factory at Avigliana, Italy, on the 18th. The explosion was caused by the earelessness of some of the victims.
 JonN CURTIN. the Irish dynamiter who is confined in Portland prison, will sail for the United States shortly after his 1 release, which will take place almost l immediately.
 THE Iippecanoe Memorial associa- tion, on the 10th, observed, at LafaY- cite, Ind, the eighty.fourth anniyer- sary of the battle of Tippecanoe, when Gen William Henry Harrison defeated the Indian warriors under the Prophet, half-brother to the celebrated chief, i Tecumseh.
 NEARLY all the heads of the bureaus of the war department, with Gen. Rager, on the 10th, viewed and ap- proved the new regimental flag de- signed by Assistant Secretary of War Doe. A sample flag was in Gen. Does office, and all agreed that it was much more tasty and better adapted to the service than the flag now in use
 THE north-bound Missouri, Kansas & Texas St. Louis flyer, which left Hous- taf ,f .I was badly wrecked at Eureka, Tex The conductor walked back to Hous- ton and reported that five coaches loaded with passengers were in the ditch. He feared many were badly in jared. His porter was missing.
 A STATEMENT prepared at the treas ury department shows the aggregate receipts from internal revenue sources during t}#a eleven months of the pres ent fisca. Fear ended May 30, 1895, to have been Sl31 ,420, 636, gain of about Ss9, 400 over the fiscal period last year
 F. T. ATKINS, eX-president of the Col orado savings bank, of Denver, and Charles 0. Atkins, ex-cashier of the same institution, were arrested, on the goth, under indictments charging them with receiving deposits in bank knowing 1t to be insolvent
 ON the 10th Judge Barrett, in the New York court of oyer and terminer, sentenced ex-Poliee Inspector William W. Mclaughlin, convicted of extortion, to two years and six months in state's prison.
 COMMODORE BUNcE has been appoint al 4., ( la, ,f lantic squadron, to succeed Admiral Meade.
 IN consequence of the disorderly scene which occurred in the Italian chamber of deputies, on the 10th, a motion was prepared and signed by a large number of the deputies of the majority, asking that the procedure of the chamber be modified so as to per init the suspension of deputies guilty of violent acts in the chamber The motion was referred, on the 20th, to the permanent committee on procedure.
 HARRY HAYWARD, who was to have been hanged at Minneapolis, Minn., on the 2lst, for the murder of Catherine Cling, has been granted a stay of exc cution by the supreme court for thirty days upon condition that the case be argued during this term, which ends July 3.
 A VOTE on the school debate was reached in the Manitoba legislature on the evening of the 18th. All the amendments were voted down, and Manitoba's answer, refusing to re-es- tablish separate schools, was adopted.
 Ar 1:30 o'clock on the morninr of the goth fire destroyed about S20O, 900 worth of property belonging to the Seattle (Wash.) Consolidated Street Railway Co., The company's power house was totally destroyed, together with twenty-five cars.
 TIE death watch was re-esta blished, on the 20th, over Dr. Robert ". Bu- chanan, the condemned wife-poisoner, whose second re-sentence to be exc cuted in the electrical chair in Sing Sing prison is set down for July l.
 ON the goth the Illinois Steel Co, of Chicago, announced an advance of two dollars in the price of steel rails, the former price being 1923. The increase is attributed to the increased cost of ore, coke and labor.
 THE convention guaranteeing the Chinese loan recently floated in Paris was signed in St Petersburg on the 18th, by the Chinese plenipotentiary.
 ON the goth the Paris Paix published interviews with several senators and deputies, all of which were favorable to the proposed visit of president Faure to the Russian capital.