Tombstone epitaph., 1892-07-24

tions, reading as follows:
 DEAR SIR :-Repairs will be resumed Monday Morning, July 1Sth- We in vite you to return to your old position. Work to commence at the usual time. Respectfully, J. W. POTTER,
 General Superintendent.
 Absolutely DO excitement followed the putting up of the notices, and a member of the advisory committee said neither they nor the letters would have any effect. One msn said: Our men will go back readily as soon as we are satisfied as to the wages to be paid. No violence is threatened the Carnegie mills. They might invite the best workmen in the world outside our ranks, and they couldn't make niekle armor steel plate that the United States inspector would pass. Our people know how to make it and nobody else does"
 Mir. shannon, who made the above statement, is one of the most cOnserv. ative of the strike leaders. He said further that the men had sufficient funds to continue the fight five years.
 PrTTsBURG-This evening President Weihe, of the Amalgamated assoeia- ton, received information that the steamer Switzerland of the Red Star line was on its way 10 this country with a shipload of European iron workers for Homestead. The news created intecse excitement in labor circles. President Weihe immediate wired his agents in Jersey City and New York to look out for the steamer Replies stated that the Switzerland had not arrived yet, but was overdue, and would probably go to Philadel- phia. The Amalgamated people in Philadelphia were notified to keep a lookout for the ship, and as soon as it reaches there, efforts will be made to prevent their landing, under the con- tract labor end pauper laws.
 WALLACE-News reached here to- day from Murray, the county seat of Shoshone county, that Frank Reed, a prominent mine owner, shot and killed R. W. Stevens, another promin- ent mine owner, on Pritchard creek. The trouble arose about the survey Of some mining lands. Both men are well known here throughout the state. Reed is owner of the Buckeye group of mines and other locations. Stevens was one of the owners of the famous Occident group above Murray.
 PRAGUE-Great apprehension is felt here as to the impending change in the Austrian standard coins. The | gold crown Is to replace the silver fiorIn, and great things are expected ] from it to benefit of Austria's future position in commerce, financial and economic quarters, but gold must be bought in foreign markets, md tax payers are looking forward to it with fear. The conversion of the silver fiorin into the gold crown will certain ly fill the pockets of the highest finan, ciers. A new loan of three hundred and twelve million forins will inaug- Irate this financial operation.
 NEW YORK - The weekly bank statement shows the following changes. Reserve: increase, s4,63o,I25; loans decrease. s9,75I 400. Specie: decrease, SJ75 GOO; legal tenders: increase, B, ,4SS, TOO; deposits: decrease, 36 ,S6S- 100; circulation: decrease, S2S,O0O. The banks now hold SIS, 9,26S ,5j0 in exceSs of the requirements of the p per cent rule.
 SPOKANE, Wash. - Reports from Ceur d' Alene today state that the miners who are under arrest seem dazed by the suddenness with which the non-union miners were restored