Tombstone epitaph., 1892-09-25
NEWS BY WIRE.

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 day was that of child on board the Scandia, who died of marasmus. There were no new cases and no deaths on board any of the ships. or on the islands, and it would appear that the cholera spectre is now safely defeated.
 NEW YoRK-The board of health issued bulletin this afternoon, in which it stated that no cases of sus- pected cholera have appeared since the last bulletin and no deaths from cholera Lave occurred since Thursday The report of the bscIeriologIsts in the case of Mary Connerty, a suspect ed cholera case, was to the effect that no spirillium of cholera was discover ed.
 | MEMPHIS, Tenn-Frank P. Poston, brother of David Poston. the victim of Col. H. Clay King, addressed letter recently to Grover Cleveland, strongly deprecating the letter he wrote Kings niece, and saying the action would, in all probability, cost him votes in Ten nessee. In a reply of considerable length, after expressing surprise at the Interpretation given the letter he sent Mrs. White, Cleveland says: Have you and others who are inclined to criticise my action reflected upon the fact that my letter was written in re- sponse to the pitiable plea of an ap- parently broken hearted woman? Have you.and my critics overlooked the:fact that absolutely declined to interfere with the governor in behalf of King? Has it entirely escaped your attention that the letter was written simply and solely by the sym pathy which every true man ought to feeI for a woman in distress? In re- sponse to your suggestion that my act may result in the loss of Democratic votes, you will pardon me if I say when political expediency forces me to be discourteous to distressed women, I am prepared to retire from politics" !"
 VIsALIA-0ne posse in pursuit of Evans and sontsg heard of them to- day. They claim to have run the des- peradoes out of Sampson Flat and into the Pine Ridge. It is thought that Evans and Sontag are making for Redwood canyon. an almost inn passicle gorge. Clark Moore, a min ing partner of Evans IS under arrest, and will probably not be taken to Fresno yet, for that will give b,m a chance of habess corpus, and he can be better used in the hills with the posse. A man just in from the noun tains says the change of sentiment regarding the outlaws since the killing of Wilson and McGinnis is great. and lots of men who would have befriend. ed them before say they will do what they can to help deliver them to the law.
 | LOON LAKE-Mrs. Harrison is now able to sit up in bed, and she rested quietly nearly all day. She is now taking as much nourishment as she did before the appearance of the re- cent complication and is gaining strength steadily. While the mem bers of the family assert that no plans l have been made for the future, it is learned on undisputed authority that l arrangements have been made for the early removal of Mrs. Harrison to Washington, and the star. will be made as early as Thursday morning next, providing her present favorable condition continues.
 WAsHINGToN-It is stated that I05,- 600 persons arrived up to II o'clock last night. The question of who will be the next commander-in-chiefo of the army is one of absorbing interest to