Tombstone epitaph., 1895-01-27
NEWS BY WIRE.

uuattHlaid. luey are uo" III i'"' of the palace F, 900 or l50O0 sirons, clamoring for war and pledging their support to President Diaz. Mexico has been preparing for war for come time, and has about l2,0O0 troops on the border. All officers not on active duty have been notified to report for marching orders.
 wAsHINGroN-The petition of John G. Moore for a mandamus against the commissioner of internal revenue. Miller, to prevent the collection of in c,ms tax, was Overruled by Judge Wagner of the district equity court. The case will not be appealed to the supreme court.
 SAS ANToNIo-Ex-Preside Wm Davis and other stockholders of the san Antnnio and Gulf Shore railroad have filed petition for a receiver.
 SIssoN, Calif.-A snow slide is blocking the road from Sisson to Dunsmir. Itis 1900 feet long. averag- ing 50 feet deep. Indications are hat tue blockade will last four days h ore. In ninety SIX hours ten feet of snow fell. It is fifteen feet on the level. The fall for lh- season is 32 feet and is unprecedented.
 LoNDoS-Lord Randolph Churchill passed a bad night, aud his death seemed certain in q short time.
 NEW YoRK-Twelve millions dol lars oi gold was withdrawn from the sub-;reasury yesterday.
 SAN SALvADoR-Iti is stated in gov ernment circles that Salvador will not take sides in the Mexican-Gua,emala trouble.
 BRooKLyN-During a fight tEe sol diers drove 300 strikers into the Odd Fellows lall. The executive commit tee oi labor has applied for writ oi habeus corpus to the supreme court General McAlister must bring the men into court. Mayor Schieren may ask the attorney-general to revoke the charters for violation of the law in not running care.
 GUATEMALA-There is great uneasi- ness here on A1connt of the news Of war preparations in Mexico. l: is re ported that President Bsrrios is con- sid+ ring the advisability of resigning and allowing his successor to make peace. He has conferred with the principal leaders, all of whom, with the exception of Cainfistr, advised such course. The Spanish govern ment, where Barrious expected assis ance from refused 10 interfere.
 RIvERsIpE-News was received in this city of a shooting scrape at the Frank Herald mine, rear Elsinore in which A. Jepson sho, H. c. Baker. The cause of the shooting was Bakers familiarity with a daughter of Jepson. Baker had been keeping company with the girl and has bro oh several promises of marriage.
 WAsHISGToy-Senat aSm ,r has introduced bill directihs .nat the senior mortgage bonis of the Union Pacific railroad be payable in the sil- yer. The hill provides further that if there are not enough silver dollars l coined and In tLe treasury the secre- | ary shall coin from the bullion m the l treasury enough 10 meet the deficit. ]
 WAsBiNGroS-The vote on the Mic | argusn bill will be taken up at five | o'clock, this afternoon in the senate unless some parliamentary obstruction is interposed. In view of T speedy cul- imitation of long debate. there has been much added interest in the speeches, and considerable spe ecu.ation | on the outcome of the long struggle
 WAshINGToN-In the SC ate, Hale of Maine has offered an amendment to the diplomatic and consular bill pro- viding S500,O0O for the survey of cable route cOnnectinp tha Hawa,;an