Tombstone epitaph., 1891-08-30

town drop of 400 in temperature was noted in an, hour. The change was accompanied by a heavy dust storm.
 KANSAS CiTY-This city and vicinity was visited at about 4 o'clock this afternoon by most viol, mt rain storm accompanied by terrific wind. Five hundred telephones were disabled and many telegraph lines thrown down. Trains from all directions were de- layed by the storm and came strag-
 ,ing in, some of them several hours late.
 MONTGOMERY, Ala.-A special from Ozark, Ala. says Thomas l.. Woodhall, a prosperous farmer 35 years old, com m tied suicide by taking chloroform. He attempted to outrage his daughter, an1 remorse drove him to death.
 SANTA FE.-Jas Gould, one of the oIr convicts who escaped from the Territorial prison July 23, was recap tured in Grant county yesterday by Sheriff Jas A. Lockhart, and the sheriff will arrive here tomorrow with his man. Deputies are on the trail of the three other jail birds.
 GRAHAM, Tex.-The gold and silver excitement increases as work pro- gresses at the Norris we'll, now 28 feet deep. Rock containing gold and silver ore is found richer than the specimens assayed at Denver. J. s. Sloan, an experienced miner, who first discover ed that the rocks and dirt taken from the we'll contained gold and silver says that the result of the last blast will run $20U to the ton in gold Two ether shafts not far from the Norris we'll will be sunk immediately.
 LITTLE RocK,-The separate coach law passed at midnight tonight. All the railroads operating in the State had made preparations for the change and but little trouble or inconvenience was experiencedi in putting tinto effect All the trains leaving for the north and west at midnight were labeled "This car for white peoples" or "This car for colored people"
 CONFERENCE.-The br;gards who captured an Italian railroad inspector seventy miles from Salonioa the other day, also captured the railroad fore man and some workmen, killing one workman, who attempted to effect rescue. The managers of the railway house have received letter from the inspector, imploring them not to pur- sue the brigands, but to pay ransom of $lO,OOO within two days
 HAMBURG-Twenty families of ex- fled Russian Jews arrived here yester- day in most destitute circumstances. They tell most pittiful tale of hard. ship aud suffering. While crossing the Russian border outlaws robbed them ofcverything they had, besides having their handsome young women abduct- ed. They are in charge of the Jewish Relief Society here, which will send them 10 America in few days
 SHANGHAI-A stoAg Chinese squad. ron has been ordered to Nankin and another is assembling north of the Yangh-tse-Kiang. The Pekin gov. ernment is alarmed at the threatened appeal to force by the Powers. The Chinese government expedition to lay lines has been expelled by he people in Yunnan, losing all its apparatus and materials.
 CHARLESTON, w. Va.-A desperate 'ffray occurred at the Methodist church It Pineville, Wyoming County, which esulted in the wpunding of Sheriff and the capture of two des- "Grandpap" Ruesse ard his grandson Joe, both under the infiu- nee o! liquor, went to the church nd broke up the services, firing their