Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

Autone Dusbaek fails into a tank of sulphuric acid at Woodbridge, \. J.
 \ telegraph operator kills his wife and child al Indianapolis, and then hangs himself.
 Iartineli. who succeeds SStoln, . as th, apostolic representative ot the . pope, is en route to Americs. ! Mckinley is receiving delegations at Canton at the rate of th-ec a day.
 Six opposition speakers were on the boards for one night at Hutchin- son, Kansas.
 The Cuban war still rsges and ] Spain Is sending endorsements reg ularly. The rebels have gained sev- eral victories.
 The east is ablaze nowadays in political discussions
 The English are exterminating the Dervishes in Egypt.
 Leadville is threatened with many plots.
 Eight Missouri brewers of beer formed a trust. They are in jail.
 Turnpike rioters in Kentucky are destroying property.
 The crew on the German gun boat Ittis, wrecked on a Japan reef, go down to their death, singing their national hymn.
 (. E. and c. H. Crocker have brought suit against the Southern Pacific for S490.0OO, held in trust.
 The San Francisco chamber of commerce does not believe in taxing ships that come from foreign ports.
 Philadelphia hoodlums and po- lice have pitched battle and one is killed.
 Australian cricketers swamp the Americans in New York by 8 score of 25S to 2S.
 The Czar of Russia says British hospitality takes the cake. He is tickled over his reception.
 G. L. Barks, agent of W. F. & Co, | Sonora, is missing. He is said to be | a defaulter.
 San Francisco IS to have a mon ster baby show, on Saturday.
 Lambert, the supposed Fresno murderer, has been acquitted.
 The China-Russia alliance is working up European diplomats.
 Spain is sending 5000 troops to the Phillepine islands.
 Illinois Episcopalisns have voted | in favor of women entering the an nual conference.
 London sports declare against Corbett, and don't want him.
 Tennis people, in San Francisco, are mad over Wren, Larred and | Neel refusing to come west.
 Two iron clads and two cruisers have been ordered to join the French | squadron in the Levant.
 It rained forty hours steadily in Grand Junction and destroyed | hundreds of thousands of dollars | worth of property.
 An attempt was made to poison everybody on the British steamer 1 Dulwith recently by putting red paint in the coffee.
 Fresh disturbances are reported | from the Island of Crete. A bloody l conflict has occurred between the | Turks and Christians at Malevezei. 1
 4 Detroit dispatch says Colum- bus. Ohio, was chosen yesterday as place of meeting of the next an nual convention of German CathO- lie societies.
 The boiler of a locomotive at | Peoria, Illinois, bursts, killing James | Long. fireman, and wounding others. i One of the driving wheels was hurled 100 feet from the track.
 4 Washington dispatch says that United States Minister Ransom has | been directed by telegraph to aban- don the effort to secure the e1tradi- | ton of one, Kittrell, who IS charged l with cattle stealing in the Indian Territory.
 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen at Galveston. Texas, yester- day selected Toronto for the next biennial convention. To make its position clear on the Debs matter, the convention adopted the follow ing resolution: Resolved, that this convention does not endorse any irregularities which experts report occurred during MT. Debs' admins tration, and were perhaps the sl- legged Irregularities of his assistants; that We earnestly condemn any acts that Mr. Debs has made as an off cer of the American Railway Union | against the Brotherhood of LocU- motive Bremen"
 Sad Death.
 One of the saddest events which |