Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-25
NEWS BY WIRE.

SAN FRANcIsco.-Fully 10000 tons of bonded java sugar lies in the ware- house on Mission dock in San Fran cisco bay. It is the property of Claus Speckles and will be held there until April 1, when under the provisions of the McKinly bill it will be admitted into the country free.
 KANSAS cIrY.-The run which was commenced on the Kansas City Safe Deposit and saving bank yesterday, continues to-day. As early as seven o'clock this morning, fully one hun dred and fifty people were standing Tn line in front of the bank, waiting for the doors to open. When the bank opened at nine o'clock the crowd was as large as at any time yesterday and there was wild rush for the paying tellers counter.
 BROWNSVILLE, TExAs,-At noon yes terday the train on the Rio Grande railroad, between here and Point Sable was wrecked and robbed by fifteen masked men. They placed obstruc- tions on the track. derailed the train and levied on the passengers for their valuables. A brakeman was badly in- jured in the wreck. The sheriff and a posse are out securing the country for the robbers, who are doubtless safe in Mexico.
 CINcINNATI.-Pursuant to notice giv- en yesterday the chamber of commerce to-day considered the following resolu- tions concerning the free coinage of silver and they were adopted:
 Resolved by the Cincinnati Cham Der of Commerce and Merchants Ex- change that the action of the United States in passing a bill providing for the free coinage of silver is a most se- rious menace to the business interest of the country.
 PARIs.-The Figaro to-day makes an appeal to the churches to keep their doors open all night. and to take steps necessary to transfer them into night schools for the homeless poor of Paris. PARIs.-It is estimated that 50000 persons have been thrown out of em- rloyment by the severe weather and that the total loss to France in wages, the stoppage of trade, and the blight ing of crops will be 50,0O0.OOO franks. All the hospitals and intirm- aries are crowded. The administration has placed the dead wood in the state forests at the disposal of the poor. PARIs.-Wm. O'Brien, accompanied by John Dillon, has started for Bol- 
 ougne.sur-mer, where they are to meet number of Irish members of parlia- ment, including. it is believed. Parnell. It is expected that the Irish leaders will remain several days at Bolougne. BERLIN.-Dr. Guttman at a meeting of prominent physicians yesterday, de- monstrated upon a subject who had died of advanced tuberculosis, that ulcers on the intestines besides ulcers on the lungs. had nearly healed under injections of Professor Koch's lymph, fact that suggested that Koch .in- tended to cure Liberation of tlle bowels. FL PAso-That the Mexican author ities have decided to attempt the ex- tradition of Dr. w. s. Bolton is now certain. The treaty between the United States and Mexico provides that neither country is obliged to de- liver up its own citizens, but Mexico will rely upon the custom of friendly nations to help each other in suppress ing crime.
 Telegrams have been passing be- tween President Diaz and Minister Romero at Washington.
 THE cattle men are said to be in the majority in the legislature.