Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
TODAY'S 5 'IELEGR APH!
PECIALs TO THE JoURNAI-NINER.l

Walker, Oct. H. The situation here this morning is grave. The In dian school on the reservation has been closed and the teachers have been brought here today. General Bacon will move against the rene gades again tomorrow.
 Havana, Oct. ll.-AdmiIal Samp- son is very ill and still unable to continue work. Maj. Beebe IS also down with yellow fever.
 Minneapolis, Oct. Il.-General Bacon has called for more troops to assist in putting down the Indian outbreak. All the troops stationed at Fort Smelling have been ordered out.
 Paris. Oct. 1.-The strike siiiua- ton is more serious than ever be- fore. The city is almost in a panic, fearing riotous outbreaks
 Paris, Oct. 1.-The peace com missioners are unable to agree and today so informed their respective governments. The particular points of disagreement are not given out. The opinion prevails in some quar- ters that opening of hostilities may again Do resoTted to.
 Vintoria, B. C., Oct H. News is received ot the finding of gold quartz at Skagusy going Sl,OO0 to the ton. The news comes from a reliable source and although the e1- act location is not made known it is within a very short distance of the gateway city.
 Lexington, Oct. 11.-Puvate Nj gram, a young Swede belonging to Company L, of the New Workers was shot and killed about midnight by the provost guarl while running away to evade arrest. Private Bailey, of the Third engineers, was also shot by the provost guard and is in a critical condition.
 Madrid, Oct. H. It is said here that the evacuation of Porto Rico will be completed next week and that the evacuation of Cuba will be accomplished by the end of Novem- Der. The government is employing twenty-one vessels in the repatria- ton of the troops. The soldiers have received their pay from June and on arriving in Spain will receive two months pay, be given clothing and be mustered out of the service. Philadelphia, Oct. 1.-The Brit ish steamer Weehawken is aground and on fire on Cherry Island flats | in the Delaware river about twenty miles from here. The Weehawken cleared from this port for Venice on Saturday with cargo of over one million gallons of oil, valued at $40, 900. The pilot of the German steamer Suther, from Plymouth for Philadelphia, which arrived at Mar GUS Hook this morning, reports that the Weehawken will be a total loss. Paris, Minn., Oct. l0.-A white settle on Bear Island was killed yes terday by the Indians. The great est excitement prevails and settlers are hurrying to towns located on the railroads for protection. The situation now looks more serious than at any previous time, and it is feared that many more will be killed before reaching a place of safety. ! Canton, Ohio, Oct. l0.-The flu neral of the late Wm. Saxton was largely attended this afternoon. The impression is growing rapidly that | the murder was not committed by Mrs. George, but that some man in woman's clothing did the cowardly deed.
 Walker, Minn, Oct. 10-Women and children are being brought into town. A panic prevails among the settlers caused by the gathering of the hostiles, General Bacon is awaiting their attack with a we'll armed force.
 Walker, Oct. 10-Timber cruisers this afternoon report large bands of we'll armed Indians going towards Bear Island. Their intentions are thought to be hostile.
 Canton, Ohio, Oct. l0.-Mrs. Georges attorneys say that they can prove an alibi for their client at the hearing which will occur to- | morrow.
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