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The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

William II. Ningerlv. proprietor of the day
 The steamer La Champagne, with 8 broken shaft has been lowed into Ial- flax. N x She will be taken to New York.
 At lIopkinsviile. Ky. F. Wash Harry died ot a complication of diseases aged s1 years
 I'itzhugh Lee, Jr., son of the consul general to Cuba. has left for Havana to join his father
 X Maine company asserts that it is proftabl5 extracting gold and silver 1 from ocean waters.
 Charley Hazlett, aged 1s, wanted for horse-stealing at kinsiey kes., Was captured near Wislv.
 Senator Proctor is said to have de hycred q message from the president to Gen. Lee at Havana
 1t is considered certain that war against spain is looked upon as ineyi- table in official quarters.
 If Spanish ships enter Havana har- bor they may be bottled up and block aded by an American feet
 NJ. Zola says that he expects to serve d full year in jail He will write a his- tory of the Rreyfus affair.
 Norman ]. Colman, of Missouri, has gone 10 Washington to oppose certain provisions in the Lond bill.
 Services of thanksgiving were held throughout Greece. sunday, because of King Georges escape from assassina- tion,
 Therepert of the Maine court of in. quirr may be delayed until such time as the United States has completed preparation
 The jury in the case of the state o1 NebrasEavs. the bondsmenof eN-Ifeaa. urer Bartley. to recover s551.Ooa. found for the defense
 The total number of known dead as the result of Saturday night. explosion in the iall chemical labratory at kaIa mazoo Mich. is ten.
 The naval court novie in Key West Fla, where it will beq5n 10 examine Lieut.. Biandin officer pf the watch on the night Of the disaster.
 Activity of the government in com. plcting war preparations indicates that Spain Wzi be held responsible for dht destruction of the Maine
 \ biIIreeaIatine the United States courts in Indian territory has been pfe. pared bX Judge springer and others and will be introduced soon.
 1t is stated positively Havana cor respondents that the Maine was dc. stroved by I submarine mine. and that the inquiry board will sa report
 At I.5efHaod Ala.. H94a Bird. Ire 1f5= Fear-oId zoa#af Prof Dan N Bird. fsIG under freight traiHand both legs were severed ftfsthou4At that heeaa not recover
 Martin Riardan. oae of the govern ment divers at Havana has been sent to ky #e9t under arrest for pi#feffag from he 9ea chest, of dead sailors of the Maine.
 \ Washington dispatch says that plates are being prepared in the b9 reau of engraving and printing foe tHe production of S!50 Qln- -oou four percent government bonds
 William Shafrcr. of Augusta. Okla. has been arrested and bound over to the United States grand jury on the charge at sending aH obscene 5ettee through the mails
 Joseph kihhcr a miner aft See]ev- vile. Ind has been arrested on an ln= dietmeut for bigamE. He was married q few months ago to a I6-year-eIa giri of that place. lie is charged with hav- ing left a wife and children in Ger
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
A #ouLD-BE REGiCfDE.
Arrest of One Of Those Who Attempted to
 Xiii king George of Greece.

ATHENS March + One of the men who attempted the life of the sing of eireeee. on saturday has been arrrzterf. His name is karditza, and he is aniuor employe in the luatof.s office here He refuse 10 give the name of his accom- pliee.
 The municipal councils throughout the country are addressing messages of sympathy to the king and thou sands of eongratuIators telegram~ are arriving q the palace. he royal fam iiy are said to be greatly touched at the expressions of loyalty.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
FrF1Y-FIFTH CONGRESS.
t4Irst Regular ~cssiunA
 SENATE

WAsmNdToN, Feb as. Former Vice. President Stevenson was d visitor on the senate floor at the opening of the day session
 \ bill extending the time forthc con structfon of q bridge across the Mis-. soori river at Nanktou $ D.. was passed
 AIr. Iloar Nass.I, chairman of the iu- dietary committee, moved that the scn- ate non-ooucur in the house amend ments tothe bankruptcy bill
 Mr. Stewart objected to the appoint ment of a committee on conference, and the matter went oyer.
 The consideration of the Corbett case was then resumed Mr. Bacon Ga.5 ad- dressed the senate in opposition to Nr. Corbetts claims. He felt it was extremely fortunate that in this case Che senate was not controlled by partisan motives be- cause he thought it ought Co be uuder- stood b# legislatures that they must perform their duties. or the onus of their failure should fall upon their states.
 Mr. Burrows tNlieh.l followed with an extended and elaborate argument in opposition to the seating of Mr. Cor bett. He maintained that the governor of a state had no authority to fill an original vacancy.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
KILLED WITH A HAT PIN.
The Weapon that Probably Ended Braud-
 uer's Life.

eHeAao Mareh.l It i~ almost cer- tantvthat Bartholomew Brandt Braud- er.the Parisian drummer. who is dead at the Palmer house, }vas murdered with d woman hal pin. 1aea autopsy showednotonlEe lEeunca>~ionofth brain, hut a small punetare. which began near the corner of the left eye and extended far into the interior of the skull It was not of greater diameter than the lead in pencil Braudnereutered the hotel at a late hour bleeding profuecIv. and fell to taeflaor.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
spani,h NavalAetiNltx.

MADRID March t.-The arscnaIs at Ferrol Cadiz and Cartagena are busy preparing for placing in commission of the warships Pelazo, Charles Y. and Christopher Columbus. three torpedo boat destroEers and three torpedo boats. winch are destined to rein force Admiral eirveras squadron
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
INNOCENT INDIANS.
The Mob al Maude I. T., shown to Have
 Made Grave Mistake.

GrrHRIE, Okla. Marchl.= Ever since the buruiug of the two Indians fer the murder of Mrs. Laird, at Naude. I. IT,, it has been asserted that Lincoln Ne GeizF the youngest of the two. was innocent, and all the evidence brought out at t6e hearings has served to eorro2orate this assertion IL is now learned that special agents of the gov erRmeHt have secured evidence estab- hshiuE Il comptetc alibi for sampson, the other victim, proving he was io miles from the Laird home at the time of the murder.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
INSANE NOTIFIES DEED.
Jumped Into the River With Her Babe In
 Her Arms.

BENTON HAEaaE, Mich. March. l.- flf9. George Davidson. aged as. left her home at Nt Joseph last midnight clad in night dress, with her two-weeks- old hahe iH her arms. The woman with the#ehIld jumped into the river. The woman body was recovered at day break. The body of the baby was ear Iied out into the lake. Insanity caused the dccd
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
The Coast Defense.

WAsmNGroN. March IA leading member of the house comnitteeon naval affars who has had confidential talks with some Of the maya authorities and particularly with friends among the heads of the engineer corps, says that the coast defeuNes are now in pretty good shape for any emergency.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Hapr News
MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY March f.

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The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
North Atlantic squadron.

NEW YoRK, Marehs4 Six vessels of the North Atlantic squadron are now at key West. These are the flagship New York. the hattleship Iowa. the cruisers Detroit, the Narhlehead and the Montgomery, ndthe gunboat Nash vile. At fortugas arc the battlcships Indiana. the Massachusetts and the TeNas.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
 \ Warm | oufPNf

rE- NaINEs. la. Mareh.I- TAe re- publican city prinarie, are bciaa held. Indications point to the selection for renomination of John MacNiear. 0ho was elected last fall president of tho League of American Muuieipaa5les The contest Is warm one.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
sn4In.- sablnnrine- I.aat.

MADRm. March spain also has 8 submarine torpedo boat invented by Lieut. PcraIs of the spanish navy. The huat isnot unlike that juFeHtadB by Mr
 Holland the American. zFH5se inven- ton was tested reagutIva New orIt.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Gen. N. E. raliaferro Dead.

RICHMOND. Va. March l-6eu W. +. Taliaferro, Mexican war veteran and commander of the Virginia troops dur ing inc John Brown raid. ma iar-tcu. crai in confederate army and eS judge. died af his home iH Gloucester county, Sunday night
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
"PATRIOTICALLY MAD. .p
suicide of the spanish Officer Who Did
 Not sec eicn. Woodford.

MApIm March The eommissariat officer Paehees, who recently called a the residence of Gen Moodfurd thQ nited States Minister to spain but was not received and who afterwards was sent to the military asylum the authorities declaring that hewas doubt less Periodically mad committed suicide yesterday by shooting himself win a rrxnIHnl.-
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

SECRETARY ALGER returned to Wash ington, on the 23d, from Fort Monroe. greatly improved in health. and called oR the president. He walked with firm step and seemed to have almost completely recovered from his illness.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
a.at. Hn.a MI -. a.n-al.l.t..- tf-

SAN FRANct@aa 5Iafeh.l. ghroui. cie says. 6ov Badff has informed his trienas that in view of the retirement of senator White heWill be caudidatq for the tHita3 states senate provided the next legislature Is democratic.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Russia Invading China.

SHANGHAI. March. I-Chinese man darins here have received news from Manchuria that a Russian army of I0- eco troops has crossed the Manehuria frontier near by. and is apparently talk ing possession of Chinese territory
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
GEORGE FERRIS ASHES.
They Are >,ul Held by the Inderfalser for
 Funeral Expenses.

THtfif f9NT1ETH'@a
 PITTSBURGH, Pa March 1=TRe re- mains of George H.C. Ferris known throughout the world for his daring in- veat5aa aaI construction of the great Ferris wheel at tae Chicago Worlds fair. are stiHi held n the cremataEE af Undertaken sam son, in this city. for the unpaid funeral expenses. contracted oyera year ago. Ar. Ferris was prac- ticaIl8 pemlcss at his death. bat car ried insurance to the amount of 935.0Oo This. it is said, was more than eaten up by the numerous claims left
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Four More of the Wounded Removed.

HAVANA. .Mareh.IZThe coast survey steamer Bache, Lieut Barnett com handing. returned to Tortugas after taking oh board four of the Maine, wounded lt is considered probable that the Baebe will also take to Tor tugas the five wounded uenaf the bat tteship who arc stftl al this port as soon as fl is safe to move them
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
PUSHtnG THE WORK.
'he FortiGcafions at PoFf Townsend.

The FortiGcafions at Port Townsend.
 Wa~h- Being Finished fp.
 PeHr TOWNSEND Naah., NaqoJ 1-- The work of Eae5#Is5ag the three coH- sp6eaoas points contiguous to Port Townsend bfea has been going on in a dg4utorE fashion for some months. is nos being pushed for- ward under snecai orders from Secretary AIaer and HOW the doubled forces al work at Points Mar roWstonc and Admiralty are being worked night and day to finish up. and alrcadE preparations are being made for placing the heavy gaus. which are due to arrive amy day.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

AMERICANS in Cuba think that if war comes it will not be through the usual channels of courtly procedure. but will be Precipiteted by som overt act that willrequire short notice and quick ac- fion
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
1ha rerr..r -at Nnn Nnrl.-

NEW HORN March The presence Of tbe monitor Terror in New York harhor is due 10 the belief of the ad. miHi1tratjon that it is unsafe under present conditions. to allow tHe ue- trap9Lis 10 he without the protection of d formidable vessel
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Merely Wont foc 2 Nest.

WAsHiNGroN March, :! Assistant See. retary Mcikiciohn returned to the city by the night boat from Fort Monroe.
 He declares that his vi4it to the post had no warlile purpose. hut that he simply went Tor reet ana recnneration.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
WORKS ONLY IN WATER.
The Inventor of "Mircx" Invited to Visit
 Wa shinetan.

CmcAGo. March 1.-Mm. <. DarleY.of Chicago. inventor of 'Mirix, one of the most powerful explosives known to naval warfare. has been invited to visit Washington and demonstrate the powers of the product lo Seere- tary Lene and lis associates. Fifty pounds of ssMHeN is said to be as effective as five times that amount of gun cotton Nr. nar. ley first attracted the attention o5 naval experts two months ago by his experiments in Chicago harbor
 The new explosive only serves the purpose of it's inventor when it is thrown into water On land it is harm less and can not br exploded
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Gold Imnnrt.

NEw NoER March I= Laaenburg, Thalmau X Co. announce tAat they have engaged s501unJ in gold for im- poftatfun to this country. This is in addition 10 t6e arrangements Of = 200.- 0Dg announced Iazt week.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

EAfLUREs throughout the country, as reported by Dun x Co, for the week ended on the 25th. were 233. against 298 for the corresponding week last year. For Canada the failures were 3O, against 90 for the corresponding week last EPHr
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

I'm cruiser Cincinnati reported Ter arrival d Brbadoes aa tbe eHhs She ran over from Para. ErazlI to take coai at an fminfectctpor Harbadocs. ! tie said, ia further explanation. has on hand a large supply of excellent Eu- gIish navigation coal at verg moderate NrIees-
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
He cafdInaT saId :
Cardinal Gibbons Address.

We do not fullY realize how 4r4entlv we love our country until soms crisis o-curs which aWakeas our devotion to her and arouses oar admiration and gratitude for thoSa who have died m hersarEiee Such a crisis has quite re- gently oeeurrei for we have assembled here this morning tO assist atthe holy sacrifice Of ferea up for the souls of tha brave officers and men who have lost theirltves at Che post Of duty
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Bread Riat-- t.fIIf5,aliz

CoNsTANTIzaHII Nareh. I.- Serious bread riots 6aEs# #taseu=pIaee at GalLi- poll where mob has attempted 10 burn the government offices The po- Hee made lii arrests.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

.lauN ] INettfs of Kansas. has elnphatjeaIis is expressed himself against fae present agitation for war. in view ef the fact that international politics is in so delicate condition that To pre- ciPitate hostIitirs would, be thinks. place the Uuited states in an equiyoeal position.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

WILLIAM M SINGEELY, proprietor of she Philadelphia Record, died at his home in that city. on the 2Ith. after an illness of only d few days, Hewas one ot the leading business men of that city.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Naval Moyrlrrerlt-.

WA~ulNor5N March l. Ihc battle. ship FeNas. which has been at Calves ton, returned to Iortpeas sunday and joined the squadron Ine Terror re. ported her arrival at Tompkinsviae. staten Island The Gastine arrived at Port of France. in the West Indies.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

TIE navy department, on the 94th, gave out the figures showing the strength of the naval militia up to date placing the total force at l485 officers and enlisted men This is | gratifying increase from the 3.103 shown by the last report.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
FOR THE NAMES DEAD.
Solemn Requiem Mass at the Balti-
 more Cathedral
AN ADDRESS BY CARDINAL GIBBONS.
Patriotic Utterances of the Eminent Pre-. late Many Naval and Military Officials Among Those Who
 Listened to Them

BALTIMORE Md. March.1.-A solemn requiem mass for the repose of the souls of those who lost their lives through the destruction of the battle ship Maine in Havana was celebrated at the cathedral. Cardinal Gibbons made an address and read the services for the dead \ number of naval and military officers were present, incIud- ing those of the militia and naval reserves. The vocal music was fur njshed by qoartette from the Bride eject opera company, now performing in Philadelphia
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

TIE steamer Mascottc. of the Plant line, will make its first trip, March ,, from Port Tampa, Fla, to Port An- tonio Jamaica, touching at key West. The time between Port Tampa and Jamaica is about 6O hours. The line is to be permanent.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

TpE United States would have little difficulty in quickly securing power fal auxiliary navy from the#eoastwise and Central American trading fleet in the event of war with Spain. There are at least fifty steamships which could be utilized
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Lord salisbury Recovering.

LONDON, March. 1-The marquis of Salisbury. who has D cen suffering from slight attack of influenza. is now re. covering
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
\ Burglar A~phy lated.

PORTLAND. ore March. L. Edward Evans, burglar, who was being pur- sued by the police sunday night, ran into an old gas house. where he re- iaa5ned uutllbe was RsphyNiated.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

PRINCE TAI NAN KooN. father of the emperor of Corea, died on the a2d. Prince Tai Wan koon was king regent during the minority of the present em- DeF0r.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Frank !. Parker, the Old Billiard Cham
 pion, Dead.

CWctGo March. 1.-Franll j. Parker the old-time billiard plaEer. and at one time billiard champion ef the nited States died at his home here of pa t,a 1,-Lfe
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
Appointed Rank Examiner.

WAsulNGroN, March. George R. Cotton. of York, Nob., has been ap- pointed bank examiner n Nebraska, vice IIovie resigned.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

Mrs. HARRIET ADAMS. of Washing toa city aothero l. T. Adams. eaa1 passer who lost his life on the battte- snip Maine. ti4ed an application for pension on the 2ith. This was the first pension claim filed fH connection 8ifh Che lass Of life on the vessel
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

TIE work of naval construction and armament is being pushed by the Spanish government with the greatest activity at the Ecrroll dock-yard
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

ABILI was introduced on the 25th. by Representative BuIl of Rhode Island, fa increase the strength of the naval militia. It provides for the eonstrue- Lon of 2o torpedo boats of 159 tons eaeh. at d cost hot exceeding ss. 500. 030, 9or the use of he naval militia
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
 French Hone.

PARIS. March. l. Tho Echo dg Paris expresses the fape tbat European statesman will be faaud ta intervene with thc view of tfe maintenance ot peace between the uited States and SpalI-
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

ar silver service presented to the Ma '4Aly the state after which it Was namedi and loving cup given by the natives of Maine resident in New Or leans ait the time the battleship last visited that port. were recovered on the aad Many rifles and sabers were also recovered.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

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The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

I'm long drought which seriously threatened the farming regions of the principal valleys of California was aded by downpour. on the eith. which commenced shortly after mid- night. and extended ail oyer tue north- ern part of the state and as far south as MontereV
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
1aancIaI

&EW oHk Aaagh.l MaHas aa IF a# yrs U-r E= H#. i'riulF
 prr eeHts -f-g.iut ~Ifh actual 5u=las~s .u H1z for maud, aud =a3 i7 47ta and ea4e}H B.. >4Fe# aaHtGsa.. yer aass. AlsXzaan aa- bonds WeaH.
 L1ndau-a9 and prlce~ Qt lHla aftee tHe opa= e+ r,+.a4....4 ..4.......F lae market n 1la lalaaaa4 leyel ut prices materially aay elusa AeHaalFaH-as 44a i #ua #=at. notably tha ErElEers We're Hesats Yue a4e-at taulz= =a aa4 Uet Us3 sat-a-. iss bond al regularity au. tne ,eaJ-of aas upward
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
HOT
Representative Cromwell dom, O.

Representative Cromwell tdcm., O. introduced tho following resolution:
 That tAe secretary ef ta- navy b= and is here by authorized 2aeazEaEIH his fudEmeut il shah become expedieu1 for tHe best interests of the country ta d3 ~a f5 secure options Upon and eaas#mmttc he paesaa-r Of sIeHt battie- ships err er- fans torpedo bdtts pr uther form aH naval yeszets a7 are 1T the most modern spe and reata for immediate use; tp- Eet4eE 4kzHi5 tas neaz5s IF arataIu su 4Ha eausp HI-Ht f=H slIi.z his H aHH aHe nee cSsarE ta Hlfe ta# #gF5g strength a1 fae eauu- try aHeaa pEfHef t-atlHs for iuHa5itss Hestl- ites Hth aar tarasa paWer Nifh aHHaa tha safue maE be 1HraafsHaa. ana that Tor IHs plr- paos af eausammat sHah purchases fHers is heaeaz aR#Eaa-.ats=t tae sum 7f S4laa49I f3 be lMuaI a5a5y tEl- taUza
 The resolution WAS referred to the naval committees
 NF Cromwell 14ia he introduced the resolution to cal. tha attention of the naval committee to the necessity for providing such contingent fua5 in Che naval appropriation bill If the com mittee does not include such povi- sion ia the hilI when it is reported, he will offer it as an amendment in the house.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

MAJ. GES. MERRITT commander of the department of the east left Wash ineton. on .tae e3d. for an inspection of tbe.aerenses on the Atlantic coast south of New York The route was under stood to include Atlanta. New Orleans. Mobile Pensacola and Savannah.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

TIE weekly statement of the New York associated bank, for the week ended on the a6th showed the following changes. Surplus reserve, decrease g. Sea.1sj; loans. decrease 5,o36, 500; spe- eie, increase, s 325. 5Qo, legal tenders, decrease, S1,41s, 400; deposits, decrease, sa.3lG, BOO; circulation, decrease, S5o, 100.
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

\ DISPATCH from Madrid, dated the 2ed. said: "Fhe sympathy and dismay which at first prevailed i'll this city when the catastrophe in Havana har- bor was announced has disappeared and has given way to an intensely bel Icosc and angry fcelinpZ which K freely expressed on all sides and by members of every political party
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04

TIE remains of Miss Frances l.. Willard, late president of the Worlds W.t. T. t., arrived in Chicago, on the to Willard halt in the N. (. F. l.. temple. where they lay in state while thousands of people passed through thc beautiful hall to take d last look at the face of the noble dead
The Monticellonian., 1898-03-04
The a44it4 Exposition

OMAHA Ne6 Hrreb = l. has been deei5e3 to ezt=a8 thg time when ap- BHeat.aus taE zaase at Inc exposition VIII he received uHt.J March E.