Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16

Galveston, Nov. n.-Angry at ar item which reporter Blythe had written during the campaign, Ersley a politician of this city, entered the Tribune office this morning and shot Blythe to death at his desk.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. 1.-Two passenger trains on the Lehigh Valley road collided this morning Fifteen bodies so far have been re covered, while many more are re ported missing.
 New York, Nov. l1.-Admiral Schley arrived this morning on the Newark from San Juan, Porto Rico He brings an important report oI the conditions prevailing on the is- land and other documents of in terest there at present which will be submitted to the president and Secretary Long. The report i: awaited with interest.
 Boston, Nov. ll.-A fearful ex. plosion occurred at Hanover, near here, this morning. Thirteen dead have been taken from the ruins and many are badly wounded.
 Washington, Nov. l2.-Lieutenan Craven, commanding the Potomac cables from Bahama this morning that he found the Maria Teress beached on 6 reef on Cat Island and saw many natives footing her He wired that the vessel is safe and uninjured, and can be saved. She will be manned by 8 crew and started for Norfork.
 London, Nov. 12-A dispatch from Madrid today declares that il a rupture takes place in the peace commissi today the king of Spain will address a memorandum to the powers. The excitement in conse- quence all over Europe is commenc- ing to show, and the eyes of all Europe are turned toward the de Alterations of the commission. It is quietly hinted that the American commissioners persist in their de mands and that the Spanish will re- fuse to accede. It is claimed by international authorities on the law of nations that a general war of the world will follow if the note of Spain is considered by any nation in the powers.
 Havana, Nov. l2.-The situation here is grave. Anarchy, revolt and have prevailed for two days. The military are as conspic- uous as the civil element in the dis and General Blanco is left without support to quell it. Unless the United States intervenes, the worst is to come, and hundreds of lives must necessarily be sacri- feed.
 Washington, Nov. 12.-Admiral Sehley today presented his report to the war department. It is a bulky package and weighs over fifty pounds. It also contains much nse- ful information.
 Washington, Nov. l2-A long ses- sion of the cabinet took place today and the utmost secrecy is maintain ed over its deliberations, included in which were discussed the Span controversy. Moth ing will be given the public, but it is openly stated that serious compli- cations have arisen over the Spanish question, which threaten the peace of Europe and America. Schley was complimented on his excellent work in Porto Rico.
 Prin eeton, Nov. l2.-In the foot ball game today between Yale and Princeton, the score stood Princeton, six; Yale, nothing. The attendance was 15,0O0.
 Paris, Nov. 12-At the request of the Spanish commissioners today, before 8 crisis was reached, the com adjourned over until Mon lay, without taking any action. There is much excitement, and a serious break will, it IS said, occur, md involve all Europe.
 Havana, Nov. 14. -Sagasta yester- erday notified General Blanco that 10 money was on hand to pay his .roops, and the announcement urned the city upside down. Blaneo threatened to resign but was pre- tailed upon to hold on for another week. Crimes are of hourly oc- ,urrence and the better element are eaving the city again by the hun- ireds. Rioting is on in every sec ion. and unless checked at once, hundreds of people will be killed. The situation is extremely desPer- Ite.
 Washington, Nov. 1.-The navy department today ordered the Oregon and the Iowa to remain on he coast of Brazil until the peace reaty at Paris is concluded. The cal reason given out by the know ng ones is that a resumption oi lostilities is the cause and that hese fighting machines are wanted 1t home on the Atlantic at present.
 Norfolk, Nov. If A grest sensa- ion was created here yesterday when orders were issued from Wash ugtan to work night and day on the yun boat Puritan and all other mon tors aud cruisers so that they may oin their squadrons as soon as pos ible. Hundreds of men are going O work in consequence and unusual Ictivity prevails in the yards. Sim lar orders have been issued it IS aid to the Brookly yard, New York.