Tombstone epitaph., 1893-09-24
BY WIRE.

Five hundred indigent laborers from the east landed in Southern California yesterday.
 By New Mexico law children over seven years of age are responsible for their misdeeds.
 Latest developments make it prob able that Mitchell anl Cos5stt will not come together.
 Pennsylvania Democrats have in convention endorsed Cleveland and the repeal of the sherman act in the house.
 The miners Of New Mexico feel en- couraged over the fact that the big camps of Colorado are resuming work. The agreement is to pay miners s2.5o
 day in cash and soc m bullion.
 A plan is on foot to annex the Sandwich Islands to California. The scheme is receiving strong support at Washington. Senator Perkins is the father of it.
 An Illinois Central train was held up by three men last night. The en- giueer, fireman and conductor were shot and one of the robbers is fatally wounded. The other two fled with out any booty.
 Commissioner Clifford yesterday ordered deported two of the fifteen Chinese arrested on Sunday near Olympia for being unlawfully in the country. The remaining thirteen will be tried Monday.
 Eight citizens of Roanoke, Va were shot and killed while attempting to lynch a negro who had beaten an aged woman to death. The militia did the shooting at the instigation of the mayor, who has fled.
 Dr. West of San Francisco has con- fessed to the crime of cutting up the body of Addie Gilmore and throwing it in the bay. The head of the girl was found encased in wire net float ing on the water.
 George Dixon is the faverite in bet ting in his coming battle with Solly Smith at the Coney Island Athletic club next Monday night. The pre- vailing odds is 10 to on Dixon with plenty Of money in sight.
 Notice. has been given by the Southern Pacific company that on Oct. lst the rate will be restored by that company to the old figures. This means that the $15 cut out of Los Angeles will be done away with. Admiral DeMillers has sent an ul- timatum to the authorities at Rio Janeiro announcing his intention 10 immediately thoroughly lombard the city with all his ships unless it promptly surrenders.
 The yellow fever situation al Bruns- wick Georgia, is growing worse and there seems to be little hope now of averting an epidemic. Twenty cases | of fever are now under treatment One death occurred yesterday.
 Bids have been awarded for the construction of two buildings for the M;dwin!er Fair, the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts building at an ex- pense of sIO7 800, and the Mechanical Arts building at an expense ofSGi ,000. Cleveland has offered to accept q com promise on the repeal bill in the senate. It's stated that he is agree able to an amendment proyiding for the purchase of a certain amount of silver per month until a stated sum has been expended.
 The itchIson met the Southern Pacific GU. in fare from California to the Missouri river, $36.13 round trip $6c. The Southern Pacific and Southern California have issued cir culars, each declining to honor the | tickets of the other.
 At the request of the Pacific Mail Steamship company, Postmaster Gen. eraI Bissell has annullei She contract between the government and that company To-: carrying mails between Frisco port and. Panama and informed fate parts in Mexico and Central America.
 For the first time in two weeks the