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

to uO the town lh regular oiu west ern style. They frightened all the | women and children in camp near ly to death with their demoniac antics and shooting of of revolyers. They finally drove near the powder maga- zine of Shaft NO7 Here they stop ped and one of the crazy men raised his revolver and fired at the house. There followed instantly an explosion of I34 kegs of powder and TOO pounds of dynamite, which shook the earth for 20 miles, Houses were shattered and the drunken Fins and their horse were blown into atoms and scattered over 30 acres of ground. No one else was injured.
 ROME,-ROme was no less startled than the rest of the world to learn yesterday that His Holiness Pope Leo l3 had on Thursday been seized with a serious illness. The announcement of the fact late as it was came accomp- anied by no particulars as to the nature of the malady which happened sudden ly and apparently sJ completely pros- trated the Pope. All that is known is the fact that the illness of the aged pontiff was of such a nature as to cause 8 panic in the vatican and the send. ng in hot haste for Dr. Csccarell, the distinguished Italian Specialist.
 NEW ORLEASs-The Picayune's Houston, Texas special says:
 Over production in the saH mill in- dustry is having the effect that the great milling section of Texas, tor to- day several east Texas mills will shut down entirely and large number will run only on one fourth time and some of course will temporarily run full time. All would shut of at least part Oi the time but for the las, which would punish them for forming a trust.
 ST. LOUIs-Mr E. c. Payne, a resi- dent of the City of Mexico aud com mercial commissioner for the Worlds Fair, in the republic of Mexico, is temporarily in this city. He says he has been working up an interest in the far in Mexico, that he has receiv- ed several cordial responses from all sources and asserts that the Mexican exhibit will be surprise to this coun- try in it's magnitunde and variety.
 LExINGTOS-GeneTai Wade Hamp- ton has accepted the invitation to pre-. side at the unveling of the Jackson monument on Tuesday.
 ALBUQUERQUE-A private dispatch to T P Gabel of this city, from D NJ kiordon of Flagstaff, Arizona, regard ing the threatened Navajo Indian outbreak, says: Exaggerated report: of the the threatened Navajo outbreaks are doing grievous injury to our terri ] tory. The Indian arrested, slept in my house last night alter being two days ID custody on unproven charges
 Since this dispute began I have re- pestedly offered 10 bring in any In- dian required from the reservation without aid of a single armed man. NEW YoRK-JudgmeDt was yester- day rendered against Harry Allen, who
 with Charles NJ Stead, composed the late firm of Allen X Stead, bankers and brokers, for s2s4,S95 in favor oi Franklin Allen and Burritt H Horton
 executors of the will of the late Ethel. inda V Allen, Commodore Wander bilrs daughter.
 Los ASGELEs-H W Patton, edito of the Banning Herald, and the Stan ley of the Pacific coast. was in the city today relating to his many friends his experiences in his recent trip down the Colorado river and across tra rar,-3.- d,arl.a-1A E,Hf.., I,Ira Mra