Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-02
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Madrid, Oct. 26.-The council. was hastily summoned today to an swer the American ultimatum. which 1t is claimed demands everything, Sagasta is very bitter and threatens to end all peace negotiations and defy America to do her worst.
 Paris, Oct. 26.-The peace com missioners met this afternoon and announced that if Spain did not cease her fencing the Americans would probably cease further ne gotiations. Spanish commissioners are inclined to be sullen and obsti- nate owing more to the fact that they cannot make a move without asking their home government, than from any other cause.
 Halifax, Oct 26.-The British war ships Pallas and Talbot arrived to- day from Bermuda. General Lord William Seymour, commander of the troops iu British North Amer 3 will return from lOttawa. his visit having been cut short by the unus- ual activity in military and naval circles at this station.
 Paris, Oct. 26.-The city is much quieter this morning than yesterday but the soldiers keep the people on the move to prevent them from con gregating in crowds on the streets Despite all efforts though, rioting is likely to break out again at any mo- ment.
 Washington, Oct. 26.-President and Mrs. Mckinley, members of the cabinet and their wives left this morning to attend the peace jubilee at Philadelphia. The storm, which Is raging all along the Atlantic coast, will keep all the exercises in doors.
 St. Joseph, Dat. 26.- This part of the state was visited by the second SHOW storm of the season this morn ing, the wind blowing a gale all night. Snow fell to the depth of two inches.
 Philadelphia, Oct. 26.-A drench- ing rain which has continued here all day has caused the postpone ment of the great peace jubilee civ ic parade until Friday, October 2S.
 Washington, Oct. 26.-The navy department was informed today that six new cases of yellow fever lSs-sroken out at Key West among ships crews.
 Madison, Wis, Oct. 26.-A bliz- gard is raging here. It began with a rain last night. The storm will do considerable damage to corn still in the fields.
 Kansas City, Mo, Oct 27.-Every available foot of standing room in the criminal court room was crowd ed when the case of Jesse James Jr., Charles Polk and W. W. Love, all of whom are charged with com plicity in the robbery of the Mis- souri Pacific train at Belt Junction on the night of September 23, were called for trial. Andy Ryan and Ca leb Stone, under indictment on the same charges were also among the defendants. The interest of the spectators centered in young James and Lowe, the latter being the member of the gang whose alleged confession was the cause Of the arrest of the others. Frank James, the uncle of Jesse James, Jr, was in court to look after the interests of his nephew, as was also his cousin Luther James, counsel for the Ar mour Packing company.
 Paris, Oct. ?. - Ths Spanish peace commissioners today accepted Americas ultimatum that the Unit ed States refuses to assume any part of the Cuban debt.
 New York, Oct. 27.-The great wool exchange failed today for a million dollars.
 Rochester. \. r., Oct. 57.-A fear ful storm is raging on Lake Ontario this afternoon. 4 vessel was seen laundering from shore, but before assistance from the life saving crew reached her she went down. Ten lives were lost.
 Boston, Oct. 27.-The transport Mississippi arrived today with Gen. Gordon and the sixth Massachusetts regiment from Porto Rico.
 Paris, Oct. 27.-There is ab- solutely no truth in the rumOr which was circulated in the asso- ciated press dispatch last night that President Faure had been sssassi- hated.
 Manila, Oct. 27.-The american authorities have released some of the Spanish sailors captured during the war. The authorities at Iloili have cabled to Madrid expressing loyalty to the Spanish crown. New York. Oct. 27.-The Ameri- can liner Paris, known during the war as the auxiliary cruiser Yale, re- sumed her place as a merchant steamer when she sailed today for Southampton.
 Washington, Oct. 27.-Spain has through the French embassy, pro tested against the bsttleshiPs Ore gon and Iowa going around the Horn to the Philippines and de- manded their return to the United States. The protest was submitted to Secretary Hay and is being con sidered.
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