The Monticellonian., 1906-05-10

up" dIuS or eighty persons whose minds have been more or less de. ranged by fright consequent upon the great disaster.
 he savings banks of San Francis co have reopenel for business and all the commercial banks report busi. ness lively and withdrawals practic, ally discontinued.
 Mrs. Serena Lang, of St. Joseph. Mo, aged G6, died as the result of in. Jurles received by being thrown down stairs by Ruth Mayes, woman she had befriended.
 A large number of Washinotan newspaper correspondents and repre- sehtatlYes of leading daily newspa- pefs met the president at the execu. tive offices and listened to his views on railroad rate legislation.
 As the result of a collision with a COW and cali q Texas Pacific nassen- ger train was wrecked at Sodus. La. The engineer apa iremen were killed two passengers seriously and several others slightly hurt
 Former President Cleveland was the guestof honor at a dinner given in connection with the annual iaunt of of the Periodical Publishers Assoei- atien of America at Atlantic City N. j. There was distinguished com pany of authors, artists and publish CTS present
 \ big charity fete in aid of the San Francisco sufferers Was held at Friendship, the beautiful country home of John R Mclean near Wash inston, D. C.
 Owen Harris, the negro who was arGesa in St. Louis on suspicion of being the murderer of Mrs. Elizabeth aIize. in Chicago established q clear aHbi
 Upwards of saaa0a was realized rom an all-daT benefit performance n the Metropolitan opera house in New York in aid of tae San Francisco sufferers.
 As the result of a shooting affray at Birmingham, Ala Thomas C. Hew= lit is dead, John T. shuput vas eX= peeted to die anl Frank Lee and Leon ard Potts b5searders slightly wounded
 France, ltaiy and Russia are siding with Great Gritain in Che Tabah diss pute with Turkey.
 Ten persons were reported killed as tha result of headson collision near Williamsburg Pa en the Penn szlvanis railroad.
 The afie,sI cenvazs Of the result Of the Cuban presidential election has be mats aad Te#as Estrada Palma and Mendoz Cap5ts declared elected president and vlce-presldeQt rcsHac- lively.
 The fe5esa} grant jury ia New York ha~ retWna5 seven indictments against railroad lo4Rariee and sa&ar refining concerns fer violation of the Elkiu7 an,itrusJ law. in the alleged sugar re batrs case
 Maj Gen Bates. retired. has gone to San Francisco to assist in organizing and pei.eotiua the system of auditing Red Cross and government accounts.
 King Edp ard of Great Britain, while in Paris d.ne1 with President Fall5eres and most Of the French cabinet minis ters
 Officials of the Russian and German health departments met al Thorn, Prus- sian Poland. and discussed plans for the prevention of the spread of cholera.
 Viscount Aoaki first Japanese am bassador to the United States, has bean formally presented to the president
 Ambassador Whiteaw Reid, at Lon don. emphaticaly denied the allegation that the plans of the British battleship Dreadnausht were stolen by an official of the British admiralty and sold to the Unite. States.
 Nine cadets have been expelled from the New Mexico military academy for being involved in mutiny
 The lepers of Molokai. Hawaii in mass meeting, adopted resolutions of sympathy with the San Francisco suf- ferers
 Maj W. T. BoWGer, a prominent eiti- zen of Memphis, Tenn. was shot from ambush and instantly killed while walk ing towards his home
 John Alexander Duwie is making It. He if any progress in regaining his foct- hold in Z.on The "faithfu,' still stick to Eoliva
 The machine house, gun-cotton house and dry cotton house of the Lamotte powder works near Ash burn. Mo, were destroyed by an eX- plosion and two men killed and sey- eral injured.
 The statue erected. in honor of Fa- ther Sorin. founder of Notre Dame | (Ind1 university, vas unveiled with ! great ceremony.
 Father Thomas Sherman, s. !, abandoned his march to the sea over the route taken by his father, and re turned 10 Fort Oglethorpe with the escortiug party Father sherman eX- pressed regrets that his mission should have heen misunderstood.
 Although founded 70 years ago, Me Cormick theological seminary has never had president until Ref James c. K Mcclure was recently iuaugufated
 A tornado that struck northwest O. Cannon Falls, Minn. desiseved q 1 number of farm buildings but TO lives were lost.
 Corwin [. Spencer. the weii-hnown St Louis grain operator, died suddenly, at the Planters hotel, in that city fol- o4+,CI- ,P aa,tta i'm OF. .t on