Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
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San Juan, Porto Rico, Oct D. The transport P. de Satrusteguni arrived from Spain and is taking on board troops today. She will sail tomorrow. The transport Isla de Panay sailed for Spain today with l2OO troops on board. It is rumor- ed that Captsin-General Macias will leave here on the Alicade which is expected daily at this port from Havana,
 Washington, Oct. 3. - Admiral Dewey cables the navy department today that he has sent the cruiser Boston and gunboat Petrel to Tsin Tsin to protect American rights in China.
 ! Paris, Oct. 5 The Amer.ca' peace commissioners held a seer, session today. Gen. Merritt was in council with them. it is under stood they will demand all of the Philippines.
 ! Clsrksville, Tenn, Oct. 5.-A mil lion dollars worth of tobacco was burned this morning. The price of tobacco will undoubtedly rise in consequence.
 l Omaha, Oct. 5.-Postmaster ,. Gen eral Smith made speech here to- day representing the views of the administration. He said that the president reluctantly declared war but having done so and having pros ecuted it to a successful termination would maintain possession of all the conquered possessions.
 Washington, Oct. 5.-Tt is an nounced today that President Me Kinley and Secretary Long will see that Dewey IS made vice admiral.
 Washington. Oct. 6.-At noon Gen. Corbin had received DO official report of the Indian uprising and massacre of troops in Minnesota. He thinks the press reports are ex- aggerated. Gen. Miles however Is not of the same opinion. Not hear ing from Bacon today makes him faer the worst and thinks thst there may be much truth in the press re- ports.
 Annapolis, Md, Oct, Wright Smith. colored, who attempted to assault Mrs. Morrison. wife of Cap tain Morrison, of the Third District, residing near Jones station. was talk cn from the jail shortly after ? o'clock this morning and shot. ! St. Paul, Oct. GA special dis patch thia afternoon says: At noon S6O.OOO in bank notes were missed from the vault of the Molsons bank here. The vault had been opened by the regular combination. The officials and police refuse to give details. The manager is out of town on a shooting trip and all the clerks at work.
 Havana, Oct. 6.-At a joint ses- sion of the United States and Span ish military commission the Span iards, according to report, declared it was impossible to evscuate the IS land immediately, while the Ameri- can commissioners insist that their instructions call for immediate evac- uation. After two hours Of confer ence on the subject the joint com mission was unable to reach dein ite agreement.
 Minneapolis, Oct. GA special to the Journal today says the entire force of eighty men under Gen. Ba- con has been annihila:ed by the h. dians.
 Minneapolis, Oct. 6.-Tbe belief is growing this afternoon that the report of the annihilation of Gener- al Bacon's forces is not accurate.
 Walker, Minn. Oct. 6. (Noon- An Indian has just reported here that twelve soldiers were killed. The Indians had the best of the fighting Other reports say that over fifty In dians were killed.
 Walker, Oct. GA dispatch boat is just in here. Eleven soldiers were killed in yesterdays fight. The fighting was resumed this morning again and many have been wounded. The battle has continued all day. Only the arrival of endorsements can save the soldiers from entire an initiation.
 Minneapolis, Oct. "A special train left Fort Smelling at 4:3O this morning with companies B, F and H under command of Lieutenant Colonel Harbach, of the third in- l faQtrV. 1I VIII Oo IuSuON 1O 1HS } front but cannot reach Walker under the most favorable circum- / -stance. There are POO picked men in the detachment and they have three days rations and abundance of ammunition. A Gatling gun is part of the equipment and further endorsements will be kept ready tc start at au instant's notice. X cal was attached by the Northern Pa , ci6c for the use of the newspaper correspondents. Additional repre- sentatIves were sent by all the TWlr city newspapers.
 Denver, Oct. Mamie Voight, |. fortune teller and well known char - acter of this city was found stran- gled in bed this morning. There IS no clue to the murder or murderers
 The case is very mysterious as vel
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 Washington, Oct. 7.-The war de . L - ;--,,oI orIars ra ornau