Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
TODAY 5 APH!

LSN 1OIhs sept. Zo.- Jun 0OrDett
 and Kid" Mccoy, the two pugilists
 between whom there has been bad
 blood for some time met in the cor
 rldOr oI the Gilson house this after
 noon. Immediately upon seeing
 each other, each commenced a tor
 Tent Of abuse against the other and
 various epithets were passed be-
 tween them when they set to and
 pummeled each others faces hard
 until they were separated by their
 friends.
 Washington, Sept 2s.-Col. Bryan wires the war department that be has been notified by the governor of Nebraska that his regiment will be mustered out.
 ! Washington, Sept, 2S.-Secretary Alger returned this morning to Washington. He had long inter view with the president immediate 1 ly after his arrival.
 San Francisco. Sept 2S.-Much uueasiuess is felt on account of the non arrival of the Senator, an -- due transport from Manila.
 Buffalo, New York, Sept. 26.- A special to the News from Niagara Falls Out-, says the most appalling storm in the history of the Niagara peninsula passed over a strip of land between Lakes Erie and Ontario. passing almost parallell with the Welland canal, cutting a swath 300 feet wide through the peninsula and cutting of a portion of it. l. struck St. Catharines, Merritton and Gran tham, Ontario, hardest. At an ear ly hour this morning the number of lives lost is estimated at six. How ever at least six mere are fatally in ! jured. The death list may reach fifteen.
 MarysVjlle, Mo. Sept. 2S.-Mrs. Geo. Ewing shot and instantly kill ed Mrs. Frank Ewing at the formers home last night. The women are sisters In-law. The formers hus- band was away from home and the latter had gone to stay with her at night. It Is stated that they quar- reled and Mrs. George Ewing got a pistol and shot her guest. i Milwaukee, Sept. B. Mrs. Rose Sanger, sister of opticiaD Julius Lana of thIs city, and her young daughter Aronica. residing at SI5 New Hall street, were found dead in their sleeping room early this morn ing. The gas had been left partly turned on by accident.
 Halifax. Sept 28.-In a railroad ! collision on the Inter Colonial rail road this morning five persons were killed outright and many more were | injured, some of whom will die.
 London. Sept 2s.-The QIeen of Denmark is dying today. All the royal families have been summoned to Copenhagen.
 Havana, Sept. 29-Mustering out of the Cuban forces in Cuba began today.
 Syracuse, Sept29.-The democratic state convention today nominated Van Wyck for governor.
 Denver. Sept. 29.-The Santa Fe and Wabash railroads today con- tracted for carrying elevee hundred troops from Arizona to Huntsville, Alabama.
 Colorado Springs, Sept. E9.-At noon today tine bandits who held up the California, Denver & Rio Grande express near here last night, tried to loot the express car, but were driven of by WinchesteTs by the train crew. They were not captured. Posses are securing the country.
 Denham, Sept. 29.-The body Of T. F. Bay ard, who died last night, was taken to Delaware today for burial.
 Denver, Sept. 29.-Great fires are devastating the timber growth on the main range from Hans Peak to Pagora springs, a distance of hun dreds of miles. The damage will run into the millions. Several min ing camps and ranchers are in dan ger and many persons are certain 10 perish.
 Chattanooga, Sept. 29.-Leiter hos pital the largest general hospital at camp Thomas during the summer will be closed within the next week or ten days. The number of sick men st the park has so greatly de creased that Sternberg hospital IS uficient for all needs.
 Washington, Sept. 29.-The first of the important army changes to occur before the first of the year is caused by the retirement of Major General William NJ. Graham on account of age. Gen. Graham who is now in command of the 2nd army corps in camp at. Middleton, Pa, is one of the best known officers in the army and has had an active and creditable career covering a period of forty-three years continuous ser vice in the army. In May last year ha received his present commission as Bngadier General. At the out break of the war with Spain he Was stationed at San Antonio at the head of the department of Texas, now abolished.
 Newport, Sept. Soliciting on the New York election began today Roosevelt is two to one the favor ite.
 Los Angeles, Sept. Ex-Governor Smith of the soldiers home was