Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-26
NEWS BY WIRE.

the gold is of high grade. Several good silver lodges have also been dis covered in this canyon. Gold has also been picked up in the hills north Of this city. The whole country is wrought up to a high pitch and many prospectors are fitting out and start ing for the fields.
 NEW YORK; San Francisco spec ial says;
 Letters just received from Hong Kong say that KyTle B. Below and Mrs. James Brown Potter were mar ried in that city just before the steam CT Baltic sailed for this port. The story is that a cable dispatch came to Mrs. Potter saying that her husband had secured divorce, whereupon she al atllNt HidIFItA tue aNAbI.
 MELBouRNE-Joe Goddard the Aus tralian pugilist defeated Choynski oF California, in four rounds for a purse of Sl0OO0 and the championship Of Australia. Goddard had the advan- tsge thronghout the fight which was a hard battle.
 ST, PAUL-Fiye thousand citizens after an exciting mass meeting are at the state capitol demanding that Gov ernor Merriam interfere and prevent the Hali-Fitzsimmon fight, the mayor having refused to do so.
 LoNDoS-Judgment was given to- day in the action brought in the in terest of Mrs. Maybrick against an in sursnce association to recover the sum of SIG, 900 insurance upon her hus- bands life. The court decided that Mrs. Mayb brick had murdered her hus- band aud 'hal consequently she could not recover the amount for which her life was insured as hIs death was caused by the person for whose b,ne- it he action WAS brought
 ST LoUIs-A private dispatch re- ceiyed this morning from Fort Worth, Texas, stated that the Merchants National Bank of that place failed to open it's doors this morning andis now in the hands of Bank Examiner SPaulding. No statement has yet been made oI assets or liabilities. ! NEW YoRK-Seventy million dollars in gold and millions of dollars in gold dust, ornaments and precious stones. This i, the comfortable fnd which A contractor of Rio Jaueiro has made He was engaged in tearing down the old castle Of San Antonio and there he discovered this gold mine where it had been hidden siDce some time in ! the last century. Before it was con. verted in Q A castle, San Antonio was a monastery under the control oi thl IL was during this period of iis history that the treasure is supposed to have been hidden. Underneath the castle are vaults built like the corridors of a mine, and in one Of these a large l.um- Der of chests and bundles were dis covered. The contract for the demol, ilion Of the castle stipulated that in the event of a discovery of any precious metals, half Of the treasure should be- ionged to the state. The engineer pr"mptly notified the Brazilian gov ernment, making a statement of the find and soliciting official advice and assistance. The one hundred and twelve casks contained gold money to
 the value of S7O,OOO,OOO in a heap o old Portugese CTazados, four ancient
 mitres worth about 50 cents each, ana the accounting of the treasure wa, verified by documents found in tho eases. Twenty-six packages were found to contain a vast amou o prs cious stones whose value connot Dc
 stated az they have not yet been ap- | ,,.ssaI Tf ia Al fnst hfuU enprpanua