Tombstone epitaph., 1892-12-14

savages. They are practically without food. and she admits she was unable to undergo the hardships of the winter It will be remembered she has been seen with the band several times with in the past few months, and always has participated n ,h.ir de, e,iliries. The squaw has been placed undcr.r- rest. Tho Indians have las, been seen in tine vicinity oi Duncan, Ar,z"ra
 NEw loRK-rhe ~iii oi ,i,- late Jay Gould Was offered for probate this afternoon. Executors say in petition that th7 property in this -tate con- si.ts of S2 ,O0O.OD nn real property and S70,' O0 ,oov m per,ou,l psopeft,
 WAsHiSGr"N-Alter L;ia, debate i n the Ii ,Ise 'o-iay, Delegate smith, | lriz na, SUcce .ded in recurring the | i>sage oI bill dir c'ing the treasury | r-lay settlers in Tnc.nn land dis | i,- al. mode, illegally collected
 hem h, R",eiv D. PAblic .,- Feed W. Smi h.
 NAsHINGToN-S ar, introduced a n Il am ming ih. -h rmau act 60 as tp provide for free coinage of silver and coinage of hul.i ,n the law holds
 he issue of treasury notes based on ,ilver deposits. which nodes are to be redeemahle in Id or silver coin at the option of the government and are made legal tender.
 WAsHiNGToN- The United States supreme Court. by a majority decIs- ion, to-day reversed he judgment of he Circuit Court of the United States, for the southern district of California, I and decided against the $. P. R K. Co, in four suits brought against it by he Unite States to quiet the title to valuable lands lying between ihe Col 'ra,io river a.,d the Pacific DC. an. The
 wD questions before the court were whether or not the 5. P. Q. Is entitled
 " the lands within the grant- limits
 r to lands within the ind 4mniiy linn
 Is of the Atlantic and Pacific K. R.
 The court ruled that the grants to
 hese lands are attached to the A. & P. k. R Co, and that this road never laving been constructed west of the Colorado river, the lands became part If the public domain, open to settlers. Justices Field and Gray di-sented. PTTsBURGH-A Sunday paper pub- fishes story of A conspiracy to poison py wholesale the non-union workmen .t the Carnegie steel plant. The de- v~lopments made, it says, duplicates members of the advisory committee, members of the Amalganated associ- | nI cgE ,.l. 1E I n ization- sympsthizing with the locked mt men. As result of the conspir- ,cy several persons have lost their lives, while scores of other. are still -uffering at their homes and in hos i,itals from the effects of poisonous Irngs administered to them with 1 'riminal intent. The cook. who re-
 eived $5,0OO to place poison in the ood, has male A confession. Whole sale arrests are being made.
 BRUssEis-At the meeting of the monetary conference yesterday, Hans J Forsell. of rhe Sweden and Norway delegation, asked the Americans if they would agree to q ratio of 20 to l, which would he nearer approach to the present silver value. Senator AL lison replied that the Americans would prefer a ratio of l6 to l, but if i agreeable to the European states, the Americans might accept different ratio. For himsclf he thought silver using state would most logically adopt s ratio of l5t to l. America would accept no ratio unless a suffiti. mt