Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-11

! AA announcement.
 CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 5.-Thre meu and cue woman were burnet to death at three o'clock this morn ing. A wedding frolic was in pro gress. Guth was the bridegroom and the restaurant keepers daugh ter was the bride. Beer was freell used, aud it is supposed ,he fou dead were too much intoxicated tC ! get out of the burning building The others were rescued without | injury.
 SAN FRkSclsco, Aug. 5.-When tn, Agnus Craven case was resumed to day. Attorney Delmas calmly an nounc, d that he had only seventy five witnesses for tho defense, and did not therafore expect to take uE much moro time oI tho court anG jury.
 SANTA Rosa, Aug. D. Henry iolin. son, tough negro. committed sui eide this morning by hanging.
 LoNDos, Aug. 5.A-Es will take Sls,- 000,00o to run the public schools in the control of the London school board for the fiscal year ending August l, 1888.
 SAN FRANcIsoo. Aug. GA clerk of the mint, in speaking of the Klon- dyke output of gold, said;
 "All gold brought to this city from Alaska will not exceed SS00, ,0OO and all that has been taken to other hints this year will not exceed $2, 000,0O0. The average gold is worth from $l5.50 to SIT an ounce"
 J. c. Butler, of the Pullman Car Company, who sent men to Klon- dyke last spring, has received word from them that all the claims within 150 miles of Dawson City, have been taken up, and men are rushing all over the coun.Ty looking for loca- tions. Starvation and hardship stare many of them in the face He thinks the people going in arc far m excess of the supplies forwarded. The rush to KlOndyke is affecting mine owners of the mother lodes in the vicinity of Sonora, Jackson and Sulter creeks, and If it continues, will cause the closing down of the mines in Calaveras, Amsdor and Tuolumme county. During the past week 200 men have left Amador county alone, and others are pre- pairing to follow. Some were hired by mine owners in Alaska, but many of them went on their own re- sources. Other companies have sent expert mining men in large num- bers.
 MoNoNGAuELA, Aug. 6. - About four hundred strikers marched on the Buenola mine this morning headed by the G. A. K. of this place. The miners were brought out and the strikers encanped there to see that work was not resumed.
 PITrsBURG, Aug. 6.-Eugene V. Debs left today for Turtle creek where he speaks this evening to the miners Before leaving he denounced Judge Jackson for issuing an in junction restricting him from inte;- fering with the Monongahela com pany employees.
 GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 6. H. A. Daily, seventy years old, who ad- vertised for a wife last April and selected Mrs. Hattie Newton, of Chicago, from five hundred apPli- cants, shot and killed her last night because she refused to live with him longer. While in the custody of the officers he managed to slip strych- nine in glass of beer aud died in few minutes.
 PARIS, Aug. 6.--Gsulois says 8 pigeon bearing inscriptions regard ing Prof. Andres balloon expedition has been captured at Gradisca, near Cortiz, twenty-two miles from Priest in Austro- Hungary.
 MADRID, Ang. .S.-ISpeciall-S Canovas, prime minister of Spain, was assassinated today at Santa Agueda, fashionable health and bathing resort. The murderer fired three shots, two of which struck the premier in the head, the other in the chest. The wounded man lin- gered two hours unconscious before death. The assassin was imme- diately arrested. Be gave his name as RinaIdi, but his real name is believed to be Michael Angelo Coli, a NeapOlitan anarchist. He declared that he killed Canovas in accom-. plishment of just vengeance, and the outcome of a conspiracy. He has no accompiice.