The Monticellonian., 1907-08-01

rians charged with Illinois murders to Cincinnati.
 Czar sees revolt of Seminovsky reg iment during parade. the soldiers de- manding the retirement of Gen. Rei- | man, hated since ordering regiment to shoot down citizens of Moscow. Baron Grattan wins Detroit pacing feature in fastest time of year Orby, Richard Croker's English Derby winner. is beaten at Liverpool. Georgia and Florida lines are to be merged into a new system for the South, extending to the gulf. Various questions of wage settle ment are adjusted at conference held in Chicago between the general managers of Western lines and com | mittees of trainmen.
 Magills believed to be concealed in Chicago hotel under guard of sheriff. Father plans to slip prisoners into Clinton at night. i. is said. Pilgrims to shrine of St Anne, in Chicago. reported to have seen in jured Missouri woman healed by mir acle.
 Troops may be used to eject Indian girls from Kansas City burial ground, | where they are guarding the graves of ancestors
 New York cotton market consider. ably nervous. Close is steady at net decline of to 21 points. Decline of l cent in Chicago wheat prices. Fractional losses experienced by corn and oats. Provisions also down. Little trading in oats. Vespian Warner commissioner of pensions, alleges that his stepmother is of negro blood, and that his father was deceived in marrying her, in the will contest at Clinton, H., over the Warner estate of nearly $2.000.000. Col. William s. Hays, the veteran river editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, song writer and poet, died at his home here of vertigo caused by stroke of paralysis suffered in the Iroquois theater fire in Chicago. He was 70 years old Anti-prohibition members of the Georgia house, though few in number, by filibustering keep bill from coming to vote and may Lefeat it.
 Believing that women secretaries to heads of bureaus and chiefs of divi sions are exposed to too great tempta- tions, Secretary Wilson forbids their employment in that capacity in his department.
 Lawyers for Fred Magill, accused of wife murder, hope to secure his freedom by demanding on his return to Clinton, H., an immediate show of evidence sufficient to hold the pris oner.
 Politicians believe that William J. Bryan had a double motive in sheiv- ing government ownership-removal of an embarrassing situation for the 1908 campaign and warding off the disastrous blow which would be dealt to his own hopes in case some other candidate be nominated and cereated on that issue in 1908.
 James B. Duke, president of the American Tobacco company, was mar ried to Mrs. Manaline Holt Inman at the home of Mrs William Schuyler Stackpole, in Brooklyn, in the pres ence of few friends.
 Gustavus H. Thiel, president and founder of the Thiel detective agency. died is Chicago of apoplexy. MT. Thiel was one of the best known thief catch CTS in the country and was secretary of the United States secret service during the civil war
 Flogging with blacksnake and then backs rubbed with salt and pen per is advocated by Judge Neelen of Milwaukee as a cure for mashers.
 Helena. Ida and Lida Conley, sis ters. and Wyandotte Indians, began an armed guard ever the graves of their ancestors in Huron cemetery in Kansas City, Kan, recently ordered sold by the government, and threaten to shoot the first person who may at tempt to remove the bodies.
 The San Francisco Bulletin says that Third Officer Hawse of the wrecked steamer Columbia, whose sworn report of the disaster filed with the federal inspectors. charged Cap tain Hansen of the San Pedro with refusing to aid ia the rescue of the stricken passengers, is now charged by survivors who occupied the same boat with him with conduct more cruel than specified by him in his for nal report.
 Fay Magill. bride of Fred Magill, suspected in connection with the death of his former wife at Clinton. H., may be held by the grand jury, charged with having written the letters as cribed to the dead woman.
 Capt. George B. Curry, who was to be inaugurated governor of New Mex ico on August 1, received a telegram summoning him east for a conference with the president. All inauguration plans have been changed.
 Advices from Seoul say that a mu- tiny of the Korean troops is appre- hended.
 Woman who steals to help her in valid mother planes social conditions for forcing her to become a thief.
 H. s. Tavshanjian, the rug importer, who was assassinated in New York. was killed because he advised friends to refuse demands of a blackmail gang.
 An order has been issued by Chief Carman F. F. Bonmus. calling a strike oi the carmen's union on the entire Rock Island system. The order affects 2,400 men.
 Missouri State University instruct or with $60O position hesitates before