Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

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 Chicago anarchists and Poles arc
 fighting each other.
 The celebrated Luetgert case is still on in Chicago.
 A wreck on tho Wabash kills four and wounds nine men.
 A Missouri farmer is held up, and loses his wife and com.
 England is against bimettalism, and her journals so announce,
 What is possibly a case of yellow fever has developed in the city hos pital in Kansas City.
 Three men on a hand car run into an engine in Colorado. They are dead.
 A Mexican anarchist jumps on President Diaz and attempts to carve him up with big knife.
 Barrios, of Guatemala. has been broken up and the rebels are now running things their own way.
 Emperor William, of Germany, IS said to have "blown in" the Guelf fund which he had in his inside pocket.
 Fifteen thousand coal miners in Pennsylvania have gone to work again. It Is estimated that the strike, which lasted sixty-five work ing days, cost the people from S5,- GO0,0O0 to S7,000.0)0, of which amount the miners lost over 5000 in wages.
 The coal strike m Pennsylvania has taken on a new phase, and wo- men are now srming themselves to continue the struggle.
 II. Donovan. at the Westport. \. Y., track beat the worlds record for two-ilths of a mile heel-and toe walk in Pm, 26 3 5s. The previous record was 2m, 39 los.
 Miss Cineros, the Cuban heroine, Is being prosecuted by the Spanish on account of American favorlte- ism.
 The English are sending maxim guns to the Klondyke. It may also be stated that the American miners are bringing out still golden am munition.
 Thursday was a black day for Mobile. One new case was an- nounced at the noon meeting of the board of health, and two new sus- picious cases reported. The city begins to show the effects of the moving away of all who can.
 The San Pedro harbor is being excavated nowadays from an official stand point, and there is no doubt but what it will assume definite shape soon.
 John Quinn, seventeen years old, of San Francisco, was murdered at Fargo, N. D., by an unknown man in a car. Walter Douglass, hIs com panion, who claims to have been a witness of the deed has been arrest ed upon suspicion.
 Nj. Cordan, the Dutch long-dis- tance rider, commenced twenty four hours ride at London. From the fourth hour he beat the worlds record and completed 800 miles in 19hrs. 17min.
 Senators Cannon and Pettigrew and ex-Senator Dubois have arrived at Tohio, Japan, and arrangements \ a., svNa with the Emporer on the silver questionable prilcipal purpose of the Senators in their visit to the Orient.
 Here is a Mesilia valley, New Mexico, watermelon story: Captain B. c. Wandall, of Bosque Bedado, says one of his watermelons burst in the field few nights ago and wash ed away nearly half mIle of the ! Acequi Madre. If proper machinery ] can be secured to load them, several | will be taken to the Albuquerque | fair."-Albuquerque Citizen.
 Theodore Figel lost his self-con- trol when Attorney Ach asked him whether or not someIone had in formed him on May 3l, the day ] prior to the death of Hoffman, that his employer had learned of his pee ulations and intended to call him to account. From that time on until the close of his ordeal he was terri bly nervous, the sang fToid which he displayed on the preceding days having forsaken him entirely.
 The correspondent of the London Times, at Simls, says splendid rains have fallen during the last few days over a large area, especially m the Punjab. This assures a bounteous harvest. The rain is worth millions of rupees to the country, and a fall of prices must shortly occur. India should have a surplus of wheat Tor export a few months hence, the eropf being exceedingly good.
 A Ventura, Cal, telegram says: August Feraud. the 13-year old son of Jules Feraud, died today, death resulting from a peculiar accident that occurred eight days ago. The boy while at play sluuuDlcu' auu ih falling turned his foo. in such a manner that one great toe was broken. The fracture was imme- diately attended to by physician but since that time up to the hour of death his blood throughout his | entire system seemed poisoned, and at the moment the impure circula- tion touched his heart death oc- ! cured. The doctors declared it ! the most peculiar case that ever ! came to their notice. The father IS one of the oldest residents of Ven tuTa.
 A telegram from Dallas, Texas, says: pr. T. B Carter. of Kaufman ! and Charles P. Russell, of abbott, a,,.,, ,,f ,ha n,ost prOminent men of 1