Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
NEWS BY WIRE.

oiy hihSuoHl on tne nrSC or May, Ha has already received his instruc- tiuns from the Secre ary of State.
 The Picaytne's Viaksburg Mis,iss.. ippi special says: Ernest Herdens,eid editor of "Business" q weekly paper, and John G. Cashman editor of the Evening Post met in u mortal comba' iu the streets yesterday with the re
 suit of Henderson bting killed.
 The Pioayune's An Antonio special says: Major General Miles was vis-
 itor at army headquarters to-day ell
 route to Mexico jur months tip.
 He is not apprehensive of any Indian
 troubles in the spring. Secretary of
 War, Proctor arrived here this morn
 ing to inspect this department.
 Official announcement was made
 that the Washington National Bank
 at number 2I Broadway would not
 open it's doors. The resources have
 been loaned by the president to two
 friends, and the discovery of its con
 diiion was accidentally made. To-day
 Bank Examiner Hepburn, represent jug the clearing house, appeared at the Washington Bank to examine its affairs. He soon discovered that its , capital was impaired.
 . A special dispatch from Omaha 7 Nebraska says: The gambling dens of the city were raided yesterday and
 more than 400 prisoners taken to the f station. In police circles it is assert. . ed that this is merely the beginning e of regular War to be waged against all gambling dens.
 At Houston Texas, the biggest soap s manufacturing concern in the world s has been organized there. The cor. poration will havea capital of fifteen :, millien collars ard proposes to estah. l. fish plants 10 cost from iif;y thousand ', to two hundred ,housand dollars ill Houston, New Orleans andn h"r ou.I '' ern ci,ies in the cotton belt.
 Chicago.-Grippe l9, bronchitas Sl
 dipsheria 2I, scarlet fever Is, typhpd o fever IT, consumption 4, acute lung 'i diseases carried of 23S. Last wrek the
 death i,t wa .0J Tn. rate per thou {. saul Wa. 3Y. i almost unpreceClen'eo e in the li> nry ol hr ci,,'s death. | The f"r'uue O. ihe iin, Prince Ma !" pnlenn, am"u ,'ing 70 twelve thousand
 I"tinlS yearly, Is divided arons hi,
 children. six thousan, pounds going
 annually to Prinrc Louis and thr. T thousand pounds eact, to Prince V ic
 tor and Princess i.ptr,in. II IS .,atr
 Ina all the manuscripts and histOri n cal J' ei,nentS are left to PriLce Loui. is King Humb rt has fo,hi lden Prime r Victor to issue manifesto from Italy A dispatch from Chili, receiv. (
 via Buenos Ayres, says there has beer
 evert fighting near Valparaiso recen ly and that 200 uf the insurgents wer :, taken prisoners, ted together and sho r. with cannon and musketry by tn, u government troops
 It is announced that the hiogra- |. phy of Emperor William I. as writer 1t by the present German emperor, vii IS be printed shortly. There will be bu .s 200 copies priu'el and they will b, , distributed only among royalty, r. The secretary of the interior an. z nounces that he will receive bids from e cattle owners for the use of portion u of the Crow Indian reservation in :. Montana for grazing purposes during - the coming year. It is intimated the
 lands, subject to lease aggregate one '' and quarter million acres. Bidder. are expected to state not only theil
 offers per head for cattle but also tG o state the number 10 be grazed. Nc
 lands appropriated by the I..dians