Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-28

fair and square chance 10 do it. It has been decided by Chairman Brook | field, of the executive committee. and i Chairman Hackett, to ask the presi- l dent, when he las completed his stay i at Loon Lake, ;e undertake speech l making tour of this state.
 NEW YoRK-The Characterization i Cleveland Union has issued an address 1 signed by Carl Sehurz, Oswald Otten- l darier, wm. Steinway, Henry Willard, Lewis Windermiller and Gustav H Schhwab. which. sf.er prai-ing Grover Cleveland ana giving its reasons, ulges all German Americans to cast their ballots for the Democratic can didate.
 | WAsHINGToN-The department Of state is in receipt of official reports of the alarming spread of cholera from Asia to Europe. Some days since the vice consul general at Teheran Persia, reported that the deaths daily reached the large number of 100 persons. He stated that 500 cases had been treated by the American mission hospital and made strong appeal for funds from the United States.
 HANBuRG-The ambulances of this city are insufficient in nlmber for the demands made upon them through the outbreak of cholera. Yesterday seventy ordnance carriages were util ized for the conveyance of cholera patients. Thirty-five persons died of cholera. Some died within an hour after being stricken with the disease, aud all others died within six hours | WAsHINGToN-Consu Williams, at Havre, reports the epide n ic of Asiatic cholera at that place, with many death, and advises the inspection of | the fast liner Touraine. The facts have been promptly communicated to the health officers at Staten Island, and every preeauiion will be taken by them in the matter, especially in view of the fact that the epide mic has now reached the two most important ports in Europe, with which .he United States has direct and rapid commdni- cation.
 SAcRAMESTo- The police depart ment mad an upheavel tonight caused by the statement of mysterious | woman that she had sent money yes terdsy to Chris Evans, the bandit. who was her former husband. She algo left a letter with q woman in res taursnt to be mailed to evans. She was said to wear belt with a pistol and full stock of cartridges. She was finally arrested and threatened to kill anyone who tried to put her in n cell, but she had no weapon. She still insisted that she was Evans first wife, but late to-day a hotel proprietor from Cosumnes came to town and said the woman had been his cook and was i discharged this m morning for tapping l whisky barrels.
 NEW YoRk-The Post says: "The l order at the sub-treasury for S1 ,500, 900 1 for shipment to Europe by to-morrow's steamship caused little alarm and less effect in the market. The only sur prise arose from the fact that the ship ment should be made in the face of a i declining market, and ct time when an increased supply of comm ercisi bills were coming in sigEt. It is un- derstood that the shipment will be made on special orders from abroad.
 NEW YoRK-Tie quarantine officials at this port are busy preparing to pre- vent any importation Of cholera from infected European ports. Orders have been given by the commissioners to have the fever ship Samuel Carlton ready for hospital use in the lower bay