Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-09

SubJecl eHiDOlYluS niS VleWS an
 the views of those who, are in a DC
 sltiOn to give him the very best ev , dence. It is probable he will recon mend an increase of the army t something like 100000 men althouel he may think 75,000 ia enough There has been some talk also O
 enlistiug for garrison duty two com
 pauies or battalion Of natives tt each regiment doing duty in Cuba : Pcr,o Rico, and the Philippines. London, Nov. 4.-The freedom o the city and a magnificent sword was presented today to Genera
 Kitchener,the hero of Soudan on hi. arrival here. Tremendous crowd,
 congregated who were wild with CT, thusiasm. The people are fuil oi
 the war spirit again't France and
 Russia.
 Paris, Nov. 4.-The Spaniards pre- seuted proposal to the peace com missioners today to take a lump
 sun for the Philippines. They said
 that this was their final proposition.
 The American commissioners will decline No one believes that the
 Spanish commissioners will dare
 withdraw as they threaten to do as
 that will mean the breaking of of all peace negotiations and a resump-
 tion of hcstilities and Spain is in no
 condition at present either fnau- cially or otherwise to reopen the
 war.
 Livingstone, Ky, Nov. 4.-John
 Meadows shot and killed John and Clayton Mathews, brothers, at Pine vile, this county, last night. Mead ows was school teacher. He sur rendered aud Is now in jail. Pagan, the most prominent witness, was found dead in his s'oreroom where he has slept for years. The indica- tions are. he, too. was murdered. The coroner is holding an inquest. | Chicago III. Nov. 4.-The first hospital in America to be devoted exclusively to the treatment of con- sumrtives has begun its existence
 re with POO patients. The new .I titution, which is an adjunct of oi the county poor farm at Cunning Is the nature of an experiment and the result of it's work will undoubt- edly be followed with the closest attention by medical men and scient- i'ts throughout the wo,ld. 4 num- beI of Chicago's leading, physicians have agreed to give one day each week Ot their time to the care of the patients at the consumptive hospi- tai and they express the belief that with the appliances at their com mand and with adequate treatment, cure of tuberculosis can be made available, despite the rigors of the climate in this part of the country Ph;t|elpLis, Nov. 4.-Gider W. Marsh, the fugitive president of the Keystone National bank. which col laspcd ou March 20, 1891, returned this city today after an absence of oyer seven years, and surrendered b ins7if 10 his bondsulau, Wu. H Wanamakcr.
 Los Angeles, Nov. IA year ago last April pr. George Engelke. a veterinary surgeon and Joe Edmen- ston, a Canadian contractor, started to drive from Riverside to Ogden, [ ah. They have never been seen since they left Nye county, Nevada. Yesterday Mrs. Winifred Myers made statement to justice Of the peac saying that John Hancock. 1 whose mistress she was, murdered | the two men on the deser night l while they slept. She wi he deed. Hancock has been arrested.
 Washington, Nov. 4.-The war de- partmept has issued a general order for the movement o, troops to Cuba. The first troop will leave on or about November 22nd and will com prise a brigadier under Brisadier- General Carpenter. Tue brigadier will be taken from the Seventh army corps aud one of the reg ments to gn will be the Third Georgia The brigade will bo sent to Neubi- tas, Puerto Principe.
 Chicago, Nov. 4.-Evi, ence that the long threatened trust among the manufacturers of envelopas has be- come a fIct, has reached the paper anc stationery trade in the shape of circulars quoting an advance aver az ng twenty-five per cent in all grades Q! envelopes. The trust is said 10 control ninety per cent of the production.
 Oil City, Nov. IA big boiler in works here while testing a new boiler this morning exploded killing four men outright and iDjuring one hundred more. The property loss is very heavy.
 Paris, Nov. 4.-The peace com- missioners sat for two hours today. They then adjourned until Tuesday. The Spaniards will submit.
 London, Nov. A Russian-Brit- ish war is now considered almost a certainty. Everything now indi- cates that the big nations will fight over China.
 Washington, Nov. Tt is under stood that Senator Hanna will launch President McKinley's sec ond term boom next week.
 Washingtod, Nov. At is under stood that the president will ap nOint Senator McMillan of Miobi