Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-26
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SPECIALS TO THE JoURNAL-MINEB7

day because the Spanlards wanted ! towait for further instructions from Madrid.
 Washington, Oct. 19.-President !. MeKinley's investigating commis- sion reports that a state of com ! plete demoralization exists in Cuba. It is stated it will take at least a month to secure peace and order iu the island. The people of the island seem slow about returning to their peaceful vacations and it will take some time for them to begin to en- Joy prosperous times again. r ?. London. Oct. l9.- General Mer- ritt married Miss Williams of Chi cago here today. It was a strictly private affair. Mss Williams ar riTed here only few days ago. New York. Oct. 19.-Gen, -sl Lawton arrived here this morni from Santiago on official business. He reports the situation around Santiago as being satisfactory, bus mess there having settled down to Its normal condition.
 London, Oct. I9.-Reports today say that storms are raging still on the English coast. Seven vessels are known to have been wrecked with fifty lives lost. -
 Kankakee, Ills.,, Oct. I9.-Emil Chiniquy, a wealthy retired farmer ' 45 years of age, and his wife, were were found murdered at their home in Stanne, sixteen miles from Kan kakee. Their heads were crushed m by some heavy instrument. Bur glars had entered by the window Lansing, Mich, Oct. 19.-ThIee children of Michael Anderson, aged ,, and 6 years, respectively, were burned to death today at =Pequam- jag. The house caught fire while the father was away and the mother was out milking.
 Havana, Oct. 19.-Advices receiv. ed from Trinidad, province of Santa Clara, says great damage has been caused by recent storms. Many houses have been swept away, eight ! people killed and many cat drowned --.tz .fr . .-.r- Omaha, Oct. 19.-In a prize fight Tat South Omaha, Billy Walker wa: knocked out by Andy Dupont, O' Kansas City. Today Walker Ina: not regained consciousness and 1t l: thought he will die.
 Mena, Ark, Oct. 19.-The cold wave reached here early this morn ing preceded by a rain last night There was a heavy wind from th' west, but no damage was done There is mesgre reports of sever' storm near Smithville, i. T., thirt, miles west. faa Washington. Oct. I9.-A dispatch to the Marine hospital service iron Franklin, La, reports seven ne7 cases of yellow fever yesterday.
 Kansas City, Mo. Oct. I9.-Freez ing weather has followed the storn of rain and sleet in Missouri, Iowa
 Kansas and Nebraska, and in man. places a strong wind blows, causing
 more or less damage, Wire com ' munication was badly demoralize'
 and the north and west has bee only partially restored. Only brie news of suffering on the open prai fries where stock IS known to be un
 protected has been received bu
 enough, to say great damage to cat
 tie will result. --- -,- .-
 Pekin, Oct. 20.-At the sUggestlo
 If Sir Claude Mcdonald, the phI sieian of the French embassy calle Ton the emperor and made a minut examination of his majesty in th
 presence of the dowager empress
 Prince Ching, and number
 Nandarins. The details as to tn
 specific disease from which the eu | peror is suffering were not obtall
 able. but he is weak and require
 constant care. He is in no imm' e diate danger.
 Q Boston. Oct. 2O.-Patrick RoscI
 45 wears old, and John c. Rice, age
 30. roofers, while employed in r
 pairing the roof on a four-stol
 building on Hudson street, ocean : engaged in a quarrel. The peep
 below saw them struggling on u
 roof. They drew gradually near u - edge. and then to the horror ot tl
 speot tators. they rolled oyer and ft
 fifty feet to the ground. Bo e were terribly injured, aud died {. a few hours. a a London, Get. 2O.-The Norwegl c bark Friyold. stranded last evenil
 of Spurnhead, was overwhelmed = terrific sea. which swept sev ! members of the crew overboal ' drowning two of them. The N' . wegian brigatine Augvald has be b. wrecked of the London harb
 Two of her crew were saved a
 seven drowned. The Russi schooner Wilherm has been wreck D on St Andrews. Five of her CT ,o were saved and one drowned. l ,e955 storm continues.
 4e 5e. Paris. Oct. 2l.-The peace co
 missioners this afternoon will
 announce whether or not they h. i.. heard from the Spanish commissi ca ars relative to the evacuation es Cuba and the assumption of
 debt by Spain. Today the ultir
 tum is dus and il is expected t las the answer will be known wit ed. twenty-four hours. -.. we Washington, Oct. 2l.-Plans Ter .,;o, of C