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


 o Scranton, Nov. 5.-A report ha: b been received here saying that a !. terrible mine accident occurred in f the suburbs, in which fifteen men - were instantly killed.
 9 Wilkesbarre, Pa, Nov. 5.-Seven !, men have been brought in here from
 the Exeter mine, near Wyoming, Pa, dead. Three more are fatally l injured.
 l New York, Nov. 7.-Betting ; changed this morning again in favor of Col. Roosevelt for governor. Bets were made today of one thous- and in favor of him to five hundred against him.
 Chicago, Nov. 7.-The Chicago Dispatch went into the hands of as- signees this morning.
 } Washington, Nov. "A dispatch from Admiral Schley to the navy department today says that he
 will leave San Juan for New York
 this afternoon. The work of the
 commission of which he was a mem
 Der has been completed.
 | Chicago, Nov. 7.-The presidents
 war inquiry board met here today to
 take testimony in regard to the
 charges of military men concerning
 the conduct of the late war.
 Sacramento, Nov. 7.-The South
 ern Pacific railway shops here burn
 ed this morning. Loss quarter of
 million dollars.
 New York, Nov. 7.-President
 Hyde, of the Equitable Life Assur- ance Society is dying today.
 Kingsville. Ont, Nov. "A sail
 boat with six persons capsized here today and all were drowned. | Washington, Nov. 7,-The explos- ion which occurred at the capitol yesterday, which at first was sup posed to be very serious has been ! found this evening to be less haIm- ful than expected. The total loss will be less than $40,OOO.
 New York, Nov. 7.-Joe Jefferson | is better today. He wanted to ap- pear at the theatre tonight but his physicians insisted that he must rest this week or relapse is certain.
 Birmingham, Ala, November b. In front of the Birmingham Com mercial Club meeting late last night Rev. Owen P. FitzsImmons, chaplain of the 1st Alabama Regiment, which was mustered out of service yester- day, was hanged iu efigy. A figure was suspended, dressed in military uniform, bearing Rev. Fitzsimmons name and several phrases, such as "He never visited the sick, ,""He was too good" He liked good whisky and quiet game" He wanted to be Major, but he got left" Rev. Fitz- simmons sided with the officers against Col. Higdon in a contro- versy which started in the regiment two months ago. The enlisted men sided with Colonel Higdon, inas- much as the mastering out of the regiment vas the question involved. The figure was cut down by the police. Rev. Fitzsimmons was at a banquet being rendered by the Of ficers to Lieut.. Col. Mcdonald when told of the hanging, and hs de- nounced it.
 Beyrout, Nov. S.-The Emperor and Empress of Germany started for | Damascus at 2 o'clock this morning.
 Washington, Nov. s.-United States Commercial Agent Reutel- spach, at Montonk, has reported to the state department that the Can-i sdian Pacific railway is about to place a line of steamships on the Pacific ocean between Vancouver and Vladivostock.
 Chicago, Nov. S.-A special to the News from Washington, says: tE
 The navy department officials feel long way from certain that the i Maria Tresa is really at the oceans bottom. As matter of fact the ( fear that she would sink caused her !: to be abandoned. It is probable 7 that searcher will be sent out to ! learn the ships fate fate, for it is | felt she may now be derelict.
 St. Louis, Nov. S.-CoIonel W. J. z Bryan, of the Third Nebraska voluu- c teers, arrived today from Savannah, { Ga, on his way home. In response to request for an interview Colo 2 nel Bryan said:
 Don't ask me to discuss the po- litical situation. Don't intimate an inquiry as to the prevailiag condi- o tions in the army. I hsvs the mili- ' tary lock-jaw." P
 Omaha, Nov, S.-Nn Nnoa-The in 8 dications at this hour are that the entire fusion ticket will be elected. T
 Canton, Nov. S.-President Me n Kinley arrived here this morning c and voted before noon. He will . take special train back to Wash | ington at four o'clock. 5
 Boston, Nov. S.-The democrats s are casting an unexpectedly heavy 8 vote throughout Massachusetts, but 7 it will not endAnger republican sue s cess. f
 Paris, Nov. S.-The peace com P adjourned until tomorrow T any action whatever, al = though this was the day set for c definite action.
 Washington, Nov. 7.-The big tugs ordered to Cat Island in the t, Bahamas have reported that the il abandoned Spanish cruiser Maria W Teresa has drifted ashore there and tI