Telegraphic Tickings

Spain says she wil] 30,000 additional troops to Cuba in October. Fred Montague, of Iosco, was placed on trial at Howelt on a charge of manslaughter for the killing of his stepfatlicr, Alfrcd VVüsan, witli a shotgTin. The elcventh animal meeting of the Michigan district conference of the Evangélica! Synöd of North America '.vas held at Owosso and Ihe formet oflicers were rc-elected. Abram Kylemanen umi Henry Aja, Finnish minera who carne to ttait country two raontbs ag-o, were strucli by falling rock and Instan tly killed at the Iiopes gold mine at Ishperainjr. Joseph Welsh who recently brutally and in cold blood murdered his wife at Grand Rapids, has been convicted ol minder in the first deg-ree and senteuced to life imprisonment at Jackson prison. A Paris cable says that the recent terrible holocaust at the charities bazar, at Paris, when 100 of the leading people of France lost their livcs, is now believed to have been cansed by anarchists. Topeka, Kan., experienoed a hailstorm of such scverity that almost BVery window - lar'e and snaall - in the city were smashed, dogs were killed in the streets and horse.s knocl;el down. Resides this several men had theii skulls iiactnred by the hailstones, some of whicli weighed 12 to lij onnoes. flve trees were stiipped of foliage and in some places the roofs of houes were brokeii througli. Aii.iclcsof association of the Toledo & Milwaukee Railroad Co., capitalized t 1.500,000. havo been filed with the socivlary of state. The incorporators .ut Hm Lima, O., people whoare identified with the Detroit A Lima Northern, and H. C. Smitli. of Adrián. The new road is to furnisb the Lima Northern, an ontlet to Lako Michigan, ïhe articles provide for 1 .10 miles of road, f rom a point where the Lima road crosses the Michigan state line, [hrough Monroe, Lenawee, Hillsdale, lackson, Barry and Alleman counties to [ake Michigan, near Holland. ïhe nineteenth annnal international convcoUon of the Knifhts of St. John at Ei-ie, i'a., proved onc of the largest andinos: interosting ever held. The offl.vrselccled were: Supremo spiritual adviscr, !;t. Rev. John S. Foley, bishop of Detroit; su pre me president, Henry 1. VVerst, of Wapakoneta, O. firstsupre me vice-piesident, George ïi. (leigor, of Hellevue, Ky.; secoud suprenic vice-president, William I'. lloran, of Denver; supreme secretary, M. .1. Kane, IJuffalo; suprema treasiirer, Ixswin X. Werner, of Sandusky, 0.; supreme trustees, John F. Cody, of I'eoria, 111.; John Todenbiei-, of Detroit.