Tombstone epitaph., 1894-08-19

LONDON-A dlspatch to the Times from Shanghai states that Japan has poured j000O soldiers into Corea. The wal fever Is on, ana the Japanese declare that they will effect a conquest "i t.i,s. or a, least oI Manchuria. Al e. .try movements are kept ,e!, yt.
 ln">.-- nto. the assassin of Pres. id m' ta-.s, ..- t,t.,t = yesterday norai .. a"p rai.'s were com p.s.,d b i J. 'r', nal '.e gull !,,iu, E. --'.,A .I.. nn,i,i roops. He Uin, .... aAi ,Duts ,n- yicin- ity were crowded ab night bong, and many riotuuz teCnrs were witnessed. At 80 the governor of the prison awakened Santo, saying to him: Courage. the hour has arrived" This seemed to terriiy the culprit; his face became liyid and he trembled convulsiyely from head to foot. Hav- lng declined both food and drink, and also refused religious consolation; at | 50 the march to the guillotine com menced. When Santo appeared, he presented the most pitiable sight, be- ing nearly dead with terror. He uttered the words, Courage my com rades," and "Viye lanarchie" from between his cienched teeth. but the words were barely audible, even 10 those close to him.
 Scarcely had these words been uttered, when Diebler and his assist ants seized the miserable wretch and in spite of his frantic struggles, forced Jim on 10 the bascule and placed his head under the lunette. The next instant the knife was released and with 1t, fell the assassins head. The crowd shouted bravo, the wagon containing the body rolled away, and
 thus was Carnot avenged.
 WAsHNGToS-The republican steer
 ing committee has decided 10 support
 a motion to refer the four supplement-
 al tariff bills to the finance committee.
 Their principal amendment will be
 for the repeal of the tariff bill just
 passed.
 PRETORIA, South Africa-The Kaffir
 rebels have murdered large number of women and children. The transvaaI government forces attacked the rebels
 today.
 YOEoHoMA-The Japanese govern ment has given notice tina. a revision
 of the treaties between Japan and all foreign countries will be taken in
 hand at once. The essential features of the revision will be that foreigners shall not have the right of trial in their own circular courts and 8 taxa
 ton of their rights. Resident foreign CTS are much wrought up over the
 notice, as they do not think their in terests can safely be left to the Japan ese government.
 RYDE, Isle of Wight-The Vigilant,
 Satanita, and Britannia started this
 morning for the Town cup in the re-
 gatta oi the Royal yacht club. At
 first the Vigilant led, but at the Lepe lightship the Salanita was first, Brit
 annia second, and the Vigilant third. At the end of the race thsre was no
 change in the position Of the yachts. |. WAsHINGToN-Preside Cleveland
 left for Gray Gables this morning under the advice of ms physician, who states that the president is suffering
 slightly from a malarial attack which = few days rest and salt air will cure. , The president took with him the tariff and harbor bills, SO that he can
 act on them as he sees fl.
 WasHINGToN-The free sugar bill
 was, on motion oi Harris, referI ed to the finance committee; likawise free coal, iron. and barbed Wirc. Harris said that, as chairman of the commit
 tee, he hoped to report them tomor-