Secular News [excerpt]

     Mr. McKinley’s Will has been admitted to probate. The executors, Judge Day and Mr. Cortelyou, estimate the value of the estate to be about $210,000.
     No Attempt to Steal the Remains.—It is now generally thought that the guard who reported an attempt to rob the tomb of President McKinley in the cemetery at Canton, was self-deceived, his nerves having become overwrought by the loneliness of his position.
     A Private at Ft. Ethan Allen, Vt., has been court-martialled and discharged from the army and sentenced to imprisonment and hard labor for a year as a punishment for expressing satisfaction at the assassination of President McKinley.
     Mr. Cleveland delivered a speech at the Princeton University memorial meeting to Mr. McKinley, of which the New York Tribune has said:

     Of all the spoken tributes to the character and memory of President McKinley, not one has surpassed in dignity, discrimination and feeling that which was delivered in the great hall of Princeton University of Thursday by his only living predecessor.