Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-19
TODAY 5 APH!
SPECIALS TO THE JoURNAL-MINEB.

SPECIALS TO THE JOURNAL-MINEB. ] ! Honolulu, via San Francisco, Oct. l3.-On the night of October Sd, Second Lieutenant Merriam, U. :, A.. and First Lieutenant Wheelock, New York volunteers, decided to run things in Honolulu and declar- ed martial law. Wheeler was pro vost marshal in charge of the mounted infantry. About II o'clock at night the two officers declared martial law and for two hours and half this condition of affairs pre- vailed. Indignant citizens woke up General King about 1 o'clock in the morning and the general caused the two officers to be rounded mp and the martial law declared oT. It is stated tha. both were under the in- hueuce of liquor. They will be court martialed. General King was very angry when he learned what was being done and said the young men were acting without orders. Lieutenant Merriam is a son of C rn- eral Merriam.
 Washing, Oct. l3.-The court martial finds Chaplain Mcintyre of the battleship Oregon guilty of all charges and recommends that he be dismissed from the navy. Secre- tary Long approves of the findings and of the recommendation. Virden. Oct. l3.-More trouble is brewing here. The situation this afternoon is quite critical. The miners are determined to avenge the death of their comrades and another conflict is simminent. Troops are now guarding the place. Creston. Iowa, Oct. 13.-Prresi- dent Mckinley is receiving an ova- ton all through Iowa today as he is travelling through the State to St. Louis.
 Berlin, Oct. 13.-The Emperor and Empress of Germany have started on their journey to the holy land. They will go direct to Con- stautinople and thence to Pales- tine.
 St. Louis, Oct. 13.-While trying to arrest George Bates, a negro, Pat rick Cunning. town marshal of Kirkwood, fashionable suburb of St. Louis, was shot and instantly killed. Several posses are out look ing for Bates, who escaped and there is talk of lynching.
 Washington, October l3.-The government has authorized the Fourth Illinois volunteers to go to Virden to guard property there to- day.
 Walker, Oct. 13.-Commisioner Jones who has returned from A vis- iting tour among the Indians says that the Indian troubles are practi- cally over.
 New York. Oct. l2-The battle ships Oregon and Iowa sailed for Manila at noon today.
 Virden, Ills, Oct. PA battle has just occurred here between the negro miners who had just ar rived and the union miners. Five hundred shots were exchanged. It is estimated that twenty negroes were killed.
 Madrid, Oct. I2.-The Spanish government announces that 1t in- tends to maintain a strong force of troops in Cuba until the treaty of peace with the United States is definitely signed.
 Omaha. Oct. l2.- President Me Kinley today was greeted by an enormous crowd. His address was elaborate and went over the history of the war, and showed the Ameri- cans to be the greatest people on the earth.
 Walkrr, Oct. l.-Commissioner Jones left for tour of the Indian camps this morning in an attempt to secure a cessation of hostilities by the Indians.
 Psris, Oct. 1.-The strikers seem to be wavering. The carpenters this morning voted not to join the strikers.
 Washington, October 1.-The gold reserve in the treasury has reached over S245,OOO,OOO, the high est point in its history, and contin- ues to grow. The total is nearly S1O0,OOO,O0O more than this time last year. Treasurer Roberts says that he sees DO reason why there should be a decrease before some time next year, unless the fall elections show the selection of House opposed to the presen. administration. Such result of elections, he said, might have a bad result on general Ousi- ness. The possibility of mischief, he said, ais not reassuring to busi- ness interests. What IS wanted is steady tiller and the maintenance of confidence
 St. Louis, Oct. 14.-Fifteen thous and ,,aoDla graatad President Me