Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.
There i. no yellow fever at Tampa.

There isno yellow fever at Tampa. General Shsfter places the num-
 Der Of Spanish prisoners included in
 the surrender st Santiago at 24.OO0. Lieut.. Hobson has submittad plans to the department for ra,.;n1
 the Cristobal Colon, which ha thinks
 will be successful.
 The receipts from the var tar
 thus far exceeds $l,OO0,OOO per dav-
 It is estimated that the income iron
 this source will exceed S5O0OOOOOO
 during the next twelve months.
 Chinese murderer took refuss
 from his parsusrs in a powder housa
 ID San Francisco, and blew if uu-
 killing himself and eight othsr peo. pie; The explosion destroyed sev- eral houses. F
 The President has signed the war tariG for Santiago.
 Captain Cook, of the Brooklyn. is authority for the statement that tha former Spanish flagship. Fnfanta Maria Teresa, has hoated or lha reef on which she was strsadeS. and that her heavy armament is practic- ally uninjured. The captsia says the cruiser almost surely EllI Ia ssved and form an addition to the United States naye As trophy of t5e glori- ous July S
 
 The new 6rst-class battle skio Wisconsin viii be ready to launch in November.
 The Santa Fe company will ereCt ioeomotiVe shops at Topeka to coat f2O0OO0
 Only one newspaper in Venezuela Iavors the United States ss against Spain, and that paper is edited by an EngIishman and is for circulstion among the English and American of that country.
 Count Yon Goetzen,- military si- tache of the German embassy. who witnessed the San Juan charge, says Ae never saw such courage and dss- perats lighting as that done by the AmeFican forces.
 The second expedition has reached Manila.
 The Spanish cruiser Maria Teresa will be raised by Sunday. She is aid to be in fairly good condition. md can be made over into a good gar ship.
 Secretary Long says the disband- nent of the eastern squadron is only .smporzry. The vessels will go with Sampson to Porto Rico, and will be as soon as San juan has )een bombarded. 2t
 Four deaths occurred at sea to the econd Manila expedition as folious: Lieutenant Lazelle and Private Mad lox, of the Eighteenth Infautrv. sergeant Geddfs, of the First Ne orsska and Private Wissband, of the first Colorado. Otherwise all ar iVed we'll.
 Prof. G. A. Treaduen has secured ] bond on the Cliff mine and six ,ther adjoining clalms, near Jerome. de will commence work at once de- elopi1g the property. There is ome excellent outercppings ou some f the claims and co far as thev ave been developed they show up 'ell. Prof. freadwell has great onhdence in them, and will develop hem e rapidly ns possible p
 A daring attempt at train robbery 'ss made on the Santa Fe railroad. ear Fort Worth, July 2. Two asked men crAElsd over the back [ the engine and commenced firing the engine crew. Fireman ". ". Whitaker was shot through the cad and fell out the cab window. ,nginesl Joe Williams was badly ounded m the lea. The bandits :oEed Williams from the cab. and n the train to within a mile and a Alf Of Fort Worth, where, with 'me companions, they went b the Ipress car and commanded Messsu- pr Howard to open the doEsr. Ha fused, whereupon the Eo5osrs laced large quantity of GTuaga.ta 1der the ear. The fuse t5ai. and hiIe the outlaws were wa.Csng tor explosion, they were snr- f-ed bv e ohcers's posse, who oFsrt frs close range SiKty-fiVe sh .gere changed. but darkness prs rented curacy. 's General Linares has had r, have 3 len arm alDPutated as a t.Aalt of 'unds received ia battle.