Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-03

and dishonor, every ramification Of our body polite. Like fostering cancer, it is literally eating the beart out of the honor of our ambitious young manhood.
 "I take occasion to warn the na- tional democracy that Tammany hall is load 1t cannot carry longer. After trying to destroy the state of New York, they come speaking back from Chicago, saying they will support the ticket. They lie. They will do in November what they have done before and spend another four years trying to lie out Of il.
 "If the slippery god children of Vim. N. Tweed believe they can intim- idate the pulpit, let them take due notice that they have made a mistake"
 OMAKA-The Coliseum, which is to be used as the hall for the Independent national convention, is in the hands Of mechanics, and the arrangements are rapidly approaching completion. The hall will seat II 900 people beside the delegates. It is expected that the crowd in attendance will exceed any thing Omaha has Gealt with. Many thousands of private homes will be open for the entertainment of guests. The local Grand Army Posts propose to have an immense camp, where they will take care of confederate veterans who come to the convention.
 CITY OF MExICo-1he first series of elections for President was held today Quiet prevailed throughout the coun- try. There is no opposition to the Diaz ticket. The final decision will be given July 3d.
 ST LoUIs-P. E. Taubeneck, chair man of the Peoples party, national executive committee, was questioned today regarding the party's prospects He said regarding the silver produc- ing states during the coming cam- paign:
 From correspondence am receiv- ing especially from Colorado, neither Harrison nor Cleveland can poll over five per cent oi their respective party vote. I think the convention of Dem- ocrats called by the delegates from Colorado at the Chicago convention will declare that both the Chicago nominee and platform are thoroughly un- Democratic. will repudiate it and elect delegates to confer with the Peoples party at Omaha.
 SAN FRANCISCO - McManus and Welch, whose bloody afrray on Satur- day resulted in hospital beds for both, are resting easily. McManus will probably recover. The bullet did not pass directly through his body as at first supposed.
 CHIcAGo-Five square miles adja- cent 10 Dauphih, suburb Of this city between State street and Lake Michi- gan. are at the mercy of the waves, which a strong northeast wind has breed through the basements and frs, floors. The great body of water col leoted in the Mud lake region has broken all barriers, and this afternoon rushed down with terrific force upon Grand Crossing, whose citizens were panic stricken by the sight of the ris- ing water gradually invading every home, driving the houseboiders either from the dwellings or to the second stories. At present writing there are not less than two feet of water in the streets.
 SAN ASDhEAs, .Cal.-A miraculous escape from death occurred at the Utica mine in Angels Camp yester. day, when George Thomas, under ground foreman on the night shift, missed his footing and fell from the stope to the dump, 133 feet below, and was recovered uninjured. with the ex-