Tombstone epitaph., 1894-05-06

turbance.
 Laztrd Freres will ship Sl,OOO,OO0 in Z i'd by tornorrow's steamer. Sat u,day's -tf amer wIll, from indications, take out SS,OO0,OO0 more. J. W. Flood, convicted Of embedding money from the Donohue-Kelly bank | ing company. has been granted new trial by the supreme court.
 The owners of the Call and Bulletin nave pe,itioned the superior court for tlte appointment of rec, iver to sell
 'oth papers within ten days at public auction.
 Aiyices from Guaymss, wa Esen-
 ria, are that Iaqui Indians recent,
 .mbushed the Mexican troops and ] filed and wounded 200 soldiers be- i ore they cvuli escape.
 COxey, Brown and Jones, who are 1 inder arrest. will be trird next Fri lay. Coxey and Browns couu <! in dude Representatives Pence of Col nralo, Baker of Kansas, Allen of Nebraska, Bowen of Minnesota and General Looney Of Colorado. Representative Johnson, democrat rom Ohio, creatrd sensation in the house by Introducing a resolution calling for congressional investigation into the beating of citizens by the police during the Coxey demoastra- tion at the capitol yesterday. It was ruled out of order.
 The Lord Mayor presided at the | international conference at London yesterday, and with him on the plat form were Sir William Houldsworth, of the House of Commons; ex-Gov- ernOr Liddeidale, of the Bank of Eng land, ex-Secretary for Ireland, Ar thur J. Baliour, Sir Henry H. Gibbs. Sir David Ba: bour, ex-Secretary to the Indian Council, and several others oi international reputation. The international bimetallic con- ference met yesterday in London. Not ables from all over the world were present. Baltour said that many who were suspicious of the double stand ard and bi-metallic system now rec ognize. in view Of impending dangers, that the best sale guard is to rehabili- tate silver as one of the great instru- ments in the monetary transactions of the world. The difficulties of il ter national agreement are merely as 10 details. Many letters w-re read from leading b -nre,allsis all over the world. The miners convention at Alhis, Ont, by vote of 63 to 5, ordered d strike. 1t wilt take out 9OO0 men.
 Congressman Breckinridge will en- ! ter the fieli in his district next week and supervise his own campaign for re- election
 1 A caucus of democratic senators [ as been called to meet at o'clock 1 today to consider a compromise on i the tariff bill
 ! ". D. Vaiian ngingham and Tom Minn, miners, were held up in La Sal mountains, Colorado. ie wdays ago sni robbed of gold nuggets valued at 25.000.
 Ihe movements now in progress in Englnnd, Germany and France are l regarded by ti,e administration peo- | pie as evidence of the success .ful work of the presidents financial policy. i By the dir. ction of the assistant secretary of war the few remaining Indians composing Company ], Sec. ] O4't ihAd'i'4y btfS OcFb ul-CHdEStu, thereby practically wiping out the organizations.
 At yesterdays session ol the bi- metallic conference NJ. Therey, French delegate, warmly urged the establishment of an international bi- metallic league. The proposal was cordially supported.
 ! Owing to the absence of Allen of Mississippi the silver men in the ! house coinage committee dii not vote yesterday on Bland's free coin would have resulted in tie. The life of George B. Bayley, uen lnnUn hn.iness man nf San