Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
NEWS BY HIRE.

!
 States.
 -Australian papers just received
 at San Francisco state that by th'
 burning of the steamer Remed, al
 Wahu, POO Chinese perished.
 Il; Is stated uu authority of Calvin
 s. Brice that the object of the late
 Gould trip was to look after the Cen,
 tral and South American trade.
 pr. Denison, a well known phYsi clan of Denver, has received 6 quan.
 tity of the Koch lymph and will soon
 start a private hospital for the treat
 ment oE cSnsumptives.
 MT. John Dillon, M. F., who with
 Mir. Vim. O'Brien, NJ. P, is undergoing his term of Imprisonment in Clonmel i pris on, has been removed from his cell to the inirmary of that institution.
 Justin Mccarthy denies that he gave Vim. O'Brien rte blsnch to dis pose of the 5000 pounds released from the MundoS, the Paris bankers with whom the funds of the Irish party had been deposited.
 Another "Jsck the Ripper" scare is agitating London. A woman WAS found dying this morning with her throat eat and a stab wound in her breast. In spite of the popular Jack the Ripper theories, the police claim the woman committed suicide.
 The Huller-Young party who have been in consultation in Fl Paso during the rast four days have disposed of the matters under consideration and de cidsd to immediately commence the construction Of their railroad from Deming through Mexico 10 the Pacific coast.
 Miss Avs Willing and John J. Astor were married in Philadelphia yesterday. Their combined wealth is s70, ,OOoyO 900. The presents, which were not displayed, aggregate in yalue $2,000,O0O. The gift of Wm. AstOr was a completely furnished house on Fifth avenue valued at sI,0OC.OO0.
 The family of General Sherman decided to allow the friends of the old 1 war veteran to view the body. For 1 this purpose the house was kept open i from 10 a. m. to D. m.
 The General looks quite natural in | his last sleep. There is but A slight !! and the lace is but little | swollen. On the black lid of the cas- ket is folded an American flag on | which rests the Generals hat and the | golden sword and scabbard, presented l to him at the close os the war by the i state cf New York. Candelabras are | burning nsar the head of the caskei. 1 At one side is a marble bust of him | and large painting of him which is draped on each ride by large flags | One of these is the Generals head ] quarters flag, and the other, beauti- ful American flag presented by the 1 Generals lady friends.
 Col, Leo Rasseuer, department com mander c. A. R. Of Missouri, has is sued invitations to every Grand Army | post in the country to be represented 1 a the funeral and 1t is expected that a large number will be present,
 -Yesterday Lient. Baker, commi~- pioner for Mexico of the Columbian Exposition of Chicsgu, was formally presented to President Diaz by Minis ter Ryan. Lieut. Baker in 8 few ap- propriate remarks informed the pres ident of his mission to Mexico and explained the desire of the manage meat of the exposition 10 have Mexico well represented. President Diaz gave assurance that Mexico would partiei- pate, and he remarked Una, she would not be the last among nations repre- sented at Chidago.
 A special from Fustoria, Ohio says; Ex-gogerHor Foster, who is men toned ss tlre probable sGccessnT of the | late Secretary Wiudon, was yesterday called to New York by telegraph from President Harrison. Foster left last night for the east.
 The Sioux Indians reached Chica- go yesterday on their way home from Washington. They arr nns at all sal isfei. Man airai i-oi-bis horse said "We had snme promises, but they are like all promises of the great father We are not fooled and wC go home