Tombstone epitaph., 1894-03-25
BY WIRE.
A terrific sand storm is raging in he desert of the Colorado.

.agea 10 'i.e so.-ss, ui,'t- Tyler.
 B.mI vii.iua-dloe lee ,,iasso measure Il the -eigniorasr bill i- veto ed.
 H. Williams was confirmed yes terday as associate justice of the sup reme court.
 The president has nomina ated Vim. F. Green to be surveyor general o! California.
 Fl Paso citizens met last night and decided to feed Frye's army when it arrives there.
 Senator Teller announces it as his 'pinion that the tariff debate will continue thIee months.
 The supreme court reiusel todd! grant a supersedeas in the case of Prendergast, who is to hang tolay.
 The storm is general throughout this state, Wyoming, western Kansas, eastern Utah and portion Of G-& Mexico.
 Senator Stewart of the commi tee on mines and mining, yesterday favor ably reported his bill amending the mining laws.
 The leaders of the Coxey army es- timate that ten thousand men will be in line when the start to Washington Is made on Sunday next.
 The London Times says that three of the Brazilian states did not vote al last election and refuse to recognize the new president, Morales.
 Secretary Carlisle has submitted to congress an estimate for an additional appropriation oi $lO,OOO for carrying out the Chinese registration act. Mcleod won the wrestling match yesterday from McMahon in San Francisco. The latter won the first fall, and the former the two others.
 The bondsmen of the eighteen in- dic,ed Gravesend election inspectors have been notified by their b"ndsmen to get new bondsmen as they will sur render them tomorrow. The minister of foreign affairs is conferring with the Italian ambassa- dor at Washington as to the means of establishing colonies of Italian emi- grants in the United States. Gov. Waite has refused to grant the request of the Cripple Creek commit [ tee that he orier the troops 10 remain at the camp until the trouble between the miners and mine owners has been settled.
 The Herald's Montreal special says Justice Southerland of Brooklyn, con- victed of complicity in the McKane matter, and who disappeared this week forfeiting his bail, is known to be in the city.
 As the house of representatives in which the Bland seigniorage bill orig mated is not in session today it IS not thought there will be any presidential action ou the bill, cit ler in the way of sigLing or vetoing it.
 The Denver Times says that Gov. Waite has formed plan to storm the city hall on the night the decision Of the supreme court is rendered in the matter of his police auI five appoint ees, in case the decision is against him.
 The engagement of Miss Hattie Blaine third daughter of the late J. G Blaine, and Mir. Truxton Beale, only son of the late General Edward Bea!e who recently returned to this country from his mission as minister to Persia is announced.
 Representative Sweet of Idaho has had prepared a privileged resolution for an investigation of the alleged re- ports that members of the house com mittee on coinage had given assur- ance to President Cleveland that il the Bland seigniorage bill was signed no free coinage bill would be report ed.
 The international glove fight be. tween Burge of Australia. known as "the iron man," and Arthur Valen. tine, the light weight champion. was fought last night. Twenty desperate rounds were fought, when Valentine [ n.s .,.clared tho u,ppor puroa h bo J