Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-02

"Cic hlAlcO Lnls uOtuiuR near LdECh mont by the Boston Express. They were on the track when the train approached at high rate of speed unobserved by them, striking them before they could escape.
 New York. Oct. 2S.-A Madrid dispatch today says that peace ne gotiatious are not proceeding smoothly in Paris at all. Sagasta and his entire cabinet, it is rumored will shortly resign.
 Washington, Oct. 2S.-The presi- dential party, consisting of the pres ident and cabinet, their wives, re- turned today from attending the peace jubilee at Philadelphia.
 Washington, Oct. 2s.-The presi- dent today issued his annual Thanksgiving proclamation for No vember 24.
 Paris, Oct. 2s.-M. Dupuy infor m- ed President Faure today that he was prepared to undertake the job of forming a new cabinet.
 Denver, Oct. 2S.-Wm. H. Bris- bane resigned as candidate for sec retary of state on the republican ticket and Joseph W. Milsom a broad silver republican candidate has been substituted for him. The fusion between the two parties is now complete except as to the nom ination of auditor.
 Battle Creek. Mich, Oct. S2.- The preliminary examination of Mrs. Adolphus Sanderson, who is charg- ed with the murder of her husband, was begun today. Marie Robinson. the accused servant testified that she saw Mrs. Sanderson breaking up glass and taking it to spice mill in the cellar, saying: Perhaps you think this IS awful, Marie, bat l think nothing more of it than eat ing my breakfast" She then ground the glass and put it into the DOT ridge which her aged husband ate. He became very sick, complained of indigestion, gradually growing worse, and there was nothing but quarreling between them until death came.
 Lonpon, Oct. 2S.-A Paris dis patch says that President Faure has authorized the statement that no settlement has yet been reached be- tween England and FraDce regard ing Fashoda.
 Berlin, Oct. 2S.-Emperor Will liam and the Empress left Jaffa this morning on horseback for Jerusa- lem, where they will arrive at noon tomorrow.
 Savannah, Ga, Oct. 28-Col. Will liam Jennings Bryan is seriously i'll here today pith typhoid fever His friends are very anxious in regard to his condition.
 Laredo, Tex, Oct. 2S.-The secre- tary of the state of Nuevo Leon, Mexico, announces two cases Of yell low fever in Monterey.
 St. Joseph, Oct. 2S.-In the crimi nal court today Herbert Donovan, Alondo Arteburn, Charles Cook. James Hathaway and W. A. Hatha- way were sentenced to the peniten- tiary for ten years for rubbing the Burlington train near St. Joseph on the evening of August 1lth. The robbers are mere boys and of good families.
 Washington, Oct. 2s.-Some of the cannon captured at Santiago are now on their way to the United States. These pieces will be stored at Governors island until disposed of by congress.
 Washington, Oct. 2S-Thc presi- dent has decided that American war ships shall immediately be station ed in Havana harbor as requested by Admiral Sampson.
 Washington, Oct. 29.-Lieut. Hob- son was before the board of con- struction this afternoon trying to convince them that be can raise more of the Spanish warships if they give him authority. No con- clusion was arrived at by the board.
 Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 29.- Allen Chandler was inaugurated governor of Georgia at noon today. Tue in auguration consisted of the simplest ceremonies ever witnessed in Geor- gia on a like occasion.
 Paris, Oct. 29.-The peace com missioners will be informed of the determination of the United States in regard to the Philippines islands on Monday.
 New York, Oct. 29.-Col. Waring, famous for keeping the streets of the metropolis clean, died this morning of yellow fever contracted in Cuba
 Washington, Oct. 29.-The presi- dent has decided to keep all of the Philippine islands and assuming the debt of forty millions.
 Paris. Oct. 29.-The court of Ces- sation today ordered a new trial for Dreyfus.
 New York, Oct. 3l.-A fire de- stroyed a big apartment house early this morning. Many lives were say ed by a parrot who shrieked to its owner and yak d him in time to give the alarm, allowing the inmates to get out of the burning building.
 Denver, Oct Sl.-GoveEnor Adams this morning received a cablegram from soldiers at Manila signed by one thousand Colorado volunteers requesting him that his efforts be made to bring them home, They say that the rations are insufficient