The Monticellonian., 1899-02-10
OTHERWISE UNN0TICE0.

The new Baptist church edifce in Flora, H., was dedicated Sunday.
 Mrs. Dolie Serey. of Albany Mo. awoke, Sunday, after sleeping for 15 months.
 Cattle in Texas and Nebraska are suffering severely from the unusually cold weather.
 Pottery companies alleged to be forming a trust deny that they have any such intention.
 The town of Stitesboro, Ga, was nearly wiped off the earth by a torna- do Sunday. No lives were lost.
 Joseph L. Chambers, great-grand, son of Byran Mullanphy, died in St. Louis, Sunday from an attack of the grip.
 Ernest L. Kaltenbach, well-known writer for the German and English newspapers of St. Louis, died, Sunday. l of the grip.
 Emmett Haywood, who shot and killed his wife, at Chicago, after l quarrel. and then shot himself in the head, died of his wounds
 A dispatch received by the Madrid government says that the Spaniards at Manila took no part in the attack on the city by Aguinaldo.
 Memorial services were held at St Mary's church, Knoxville, Tenn, Sun day, for the three young ladies who perished on the yacht Paul Jones.
 Norwegian journalists have bought an establishment at Christiana, Nor way, to provide pension fund for superahnuated members of the craft.
 Congressman Richard NJ Barthodt, of St. Louis, who for six weeks has been dangerously ill of gastric fever at his home, is reported out of dan. ger.
 Rev. A. Lichtenstein, of St. Louis a converted Jew, urges his race to embrace Christianity, and says that no real Christian ever persecuted Jew
 It is announced at Madrid that ar engagements for the repatriation of the Spanish troops in the Philippine is- lands are being made at New York and San Francisco
 Henry Corbin, aged five years, son of Henry Corbin, of St. Joseph, Mo, was playing with the fire, Sunday, when his clothing ignited His body was burned to a crisp.
 Senior ViceCommander Johnson, of Cincinnati, succeeds the late Col. Sex ton as commander-in-chief of the c. A. R., pending action by the national council of administration.
 John NJ. Comstock, for 40 years chief of the customs division in the treasury department and one of the most valued tariff experts in the serv- ice of the department, died Sunday.
 Postmaster Gordon of Chicago or dered all the postal stations in Chicago l to display flags at halfmast until after the funeral of Col. James A. Sex ton, who died in Washington Sunday.
 Inspector General Breckinridge has discovered among the army rations issued to the destitute in Havana hun dreds of cases of spoiled beef, and it is believed there Is more of the same i kind.
 Owing to the prevalence of small pox among the Indians, Agent Walker. of the Gomanche, Apache and Kiowa lndians, has issued orders forbiddinp any person entering his Indian reser- vations.
 The body of Col. James A. Sexton. commander of the c. A. R., who died at the Garfield hospital in Washington. Sunday morning, was put aboard a 1 Pennsylvania railroad train Sunday night for Chicago.
 Tobacco workers of St. Louis have called special meeting to consider the future of the organization under the new conditions which confront them since the trust has gained foothold in St. Louis.
 Gov. Gage of California made his first bet on horse race at Oakland and won. The fact is of special inter- est just at this time, when bill averse 10 horse racing is before the California legislature.
 The Paris police have arrested former lieutenant of French infantry. for whom a warrant had been issued at Nancy, on the charge of carrying on an illicit correspondence with a for eign government, involving secrets.
 A TERRIFIC CRASH.