Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-09-28
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SPECIALS TO THE JoURNAL-MINEgl

SPECIALS TO THE JoURNAL-MINEg.l
 Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 2I.-W.J Bryan, feeling that he is being pocketed by the administration. left his command here this morning and departed for Washington. He will insist on being relieved of his com mand and having his resignation from the army accepted.
 Honolulu, Sept. F, (via San Fran cisco. Sept. 2D.-The American sol diers in Honolulu are causing the people much worry. Acts of van dalism are becoming frequent and General King has issued orders for a court of inquiry to investigate the alleged lawless acts committed by the soldiers and to assess the amount of damage caused. Chinese fruit growers and vegetable gardeners have been favorite victims of the soldiers and their gardens have been rsided and destroyed. The Hsv'- ian archipelago Is now the mill. --- district of the Hawaiian departm, of California. An order creating this district, dated September f, has ! just been promulgated by Major General Merriam. The Hawaiian commission has been holding daily sessions, but nothing has been given out for publication. The commis- sion will probably not leave for San Francisco before September B. Senator Morgan, in an interview, is quoted as saying: Il have always been in favor of a state government for Hawaii and am so still. 1 am speaking for mvself, however, and not for the commission, and l am inclined to think you win have only territorial government at present" "
 Ponce, Porto Rico, Sept. 2l.-The condition of the troops on the island is not improving. Almost ! 5000 men are reported sick. General Brooke is doing all in his power to improve the condition of the sol. diers, and afford them every Possi- ble comfort. He has ordered every military tent on the island to be fitted with flooring.
 Madrid, Sept. 2l.-The work men of Bilbaos, where the cruisers of Admiral Cervera's fleet were built, have decided to go to Santandre, in order to make a demonstration asai.st the defeated Spanish ad- miral on his return to Spain. The government. however, has taken measures to prevent the plan being carried out, and the ministry has forbidden demonstrations welcom- ing Cervera home.
 Madrid, Sept. 21.-Captain Gen. eral Blanco cables from Havana that he is not in accord with the Cuban colonial ministry, to which the gov ernment here replied that while ] Spanish sovereignty existed in Cuba he must apply autonomy, and there fore he could not turn out the colonial government now in office and appoint a new one.
 St. Louis, Sept. 21-Word was re- ceived today of desperate and fatal duel between Mate Bart Davis and Night Watchmsn Chas. Baker, on board the Mayfower, of the Dia- mond Joe line. which left last night for Memphis. Both men are dead | Camp Wikof, Sept. 2l-The trans port Segurancia arrived with sick aboard from Santiago this morning 1 Several cases of yellow fever are re, ported, also several dead.
 Washington, Sept. 2l.-Governor ] WoodburY. of Vermont. today ac, cepted a place on the committee oi investigation of the war depart ment.
 Detroit, Sept. 21.-The republican convention today has one thousand delegates present. There Is much excitement. Pingree will surely cary of the nomination.
 Madrid, Sept. 22.-Spain has or dered its peace commission to insis on the retention of the Philippine islands.
 Washington, Sept. 22.-Admira > ] Sampson is sick in Cuba. Mrs : Sampson will go to him tomorrow . Washington. Sept. 22.-Bryan l closeted with the president this al ternoon. He wants his regimen mustered out and himself relieves ot command. The president vii give his answer later.
 San Francisco. Sept. 22.-Th steamer China arrived today. Gen eral Merritt was not on board. Hi future vile was especially disap , pointed.
 Washington, Sept. 23.-After a interview with the president thi afternoon Colonel Bryan refused t
 make any statement. He was give quite au ovation by the people tc day.
 ! Oshkosh. Wis, Sept. 23.-EI United States Senator Philetas Saw
 yer. the Grand old Man of tn
 Badger state, has been Overwhelme
 with congratulatory messages O the occasion of his S2nd birthda. z In spite of his advanced years, th
 ex-senator is remarkably vigoroU
 physically, and there are many wh 2 believe that he will again be see
 and heard in pubic life, and tha
 his strong personality will mak