Tombstone epitaph., 1891-09-06
Senator Stanford Friday denied tho


 groes to California. When asked con- cerning the rumor th.t Creed Hay mond would be rendered the char of law at the new university, the Senator said that for the present there would be no such professorship, but MT. Raymond would be asked to deliver lectures.
 The government has received form al notice of Ecuador's intention to sign new treaties of friendship and commerce with the United States. The experiments in spinning ramie at inc California Cotton mills at Oak land proves that ramie can be success. fully operated with in California.
 While men were working in the tunnel of the San Gabrial Irrigation Company at San Gabriel canyon, nine ty feet from the surface, they struck flow of 100 inches of water and were driven out of the tunnel by the rush of water.
 Ahmed Rithcidi, the Turkish com mander at Yemen, the principal divis. ion of Arabia, has utterly crushed revolution which broke out early in the year in that province. The Arab adds that the Turkish Pasha subse- quently entered Siana, the capital city of Yemen, in 'triumphal procession, having in his train, fourteen camels laden with heads, cut from rebels of Yemen.
 A commission of Chinese officials have been ordered to London, to ,m- pare the Lee and Mannlicher rifles, The entire Chinese amry is to be re- armed.
 A sensational story from Chicago that Gould had given up control of the Union Pacific to the Vanderbilts, who secured it through Morgan, Drexel < Co, is positively denied on Wall street and at the office of Morgan, Drexel X Co. It was characterized as laughable.
 Flint, the Chilian Consul General says: "I do not think this battle will end the war, unless President Balmss ceda and his principal lieutenants are prisoners in the hands of the insur- gents. If the President has succeeded in reaching Santiago, where he has another large force of troops concen. trated, the situation will he different. The rebel fleet will be of no value there."
 REAGAN RECOMMENDED. DENvER-The committee appointed by the several commercial organiza- tions to recommend candidate for the office of interstate commissioner. met again this morning and endorsed ex-senator Reagan of Texas.
 BALMACEDA's FLIGHT.
 NEW YORK-The Herald prints the follow ing cablegram from Santiago, Chili, from it's correspondent: "I have just had an interview with ex- Minister Godoy, Balmaceda's closest advlser, and also with Balmacedas brother. They say that during the period since the outbreak of the reyo- lutiOn Balmaceda has depended upon the representatives of the army off. cials, that the force was loyal and devoted to the cause. Believing this Balmaceda concluded to continuers sistance. Had he thought otherwise he would have resigned rather than have been the cause of unnecessary bloodshed. Senor Godcy thinks that Balmaceda has escaped to Buenos Ayres. He left Santiago, according to reports received by Senor Godoy, on Saturday morning with six carriages con taining his family. Several prom inent officials will be shot tomorrow after trial by martial law.
 CHILEAN NEWS.
 WAsHINGToN-Officia corroboration of Balmaceda's fall reached the state and naval departments this afternoon.