Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-02

The strike of messenger boys in New York has ended.
 The governor Of Georgia has called out the militia to prevent further lynchings.
 The newspapers are trying to nominate Roosevelt for vice presi- dent next year.
 Strikes seem to be epidemic all over the country. Strikes and pros perity go hand in hand.
 Two thousand brick makers Of Chicago are on a strike, tying up about 40 of the yards of that city.
 The body of the late Robert G. Ingersoll was cremated at the Fresh Pond crematory on the 27th.
 The number of recruits for the Philippines enlisting yesterday was 622, making total of 603l. The dynamite cruiser Yesuvius is considered a failure, and will be converted into torpedo cruiser. The democrats are trying to raise a S2000,0O0 campaign fund. At the same time they howl in chorus against the use of money in politics
 AdoIph l.. Luetgert, the wealthy Chicago sausage maker, who was serving a life sentence in the peni- tentary for the murder of his vile, was found dead in his cell yester- day.
 1.-The Americon Bible society has decided to send agents to the Phil ippines. The bible agents are about a year behind the brewers.
 The oldest living United States senator IS James Ware Bradbury, of Maine, who has passed the age of 97. He was a colleague of Hannibal hamlin. and practice6 law seventy two years.
 General Ulysses Heureaux, presi- dent of the Dominican republic, was assassinated at Mocs, Santo Do mingo, Wednesday. The name of the murderer is Ramon Caceros. He escaped but Is being pursued.
 The following IS the latest from Manila. Brig. Ger. Hall with 1000 men has captured Calamha on La guna de Bay. The joss tO the U. s. forced was four Rilled and twelve wounded.
 The war department at Washing ton has received word from General Otis notifying it of the sailing of the transport Sherman with l2S7 officers and men of the California regiment and 256 discharged men. Total pas sengers l567.
 4 newspaper man Cf Kansas has given tLe following reasons why engines are spoken of as ''she. They wear jacket. an apron, shoes, hose, and drag a train after them; they have a lay, need guides, ride wheels, will not turn out for pedes trians and sometimes foams and refuses to work, they attract men, are some times very contrary and 1t always takes man to manage them.
 A telegram from Crimson, Ga, says: Charles Mack, leader of the gang that has been robbing aud raping in this vicinity, was lynched at Saffold and his body cut into hun dreds of pieces Mack, alter being identified, was taken to a big oak tree near the Ogletree home on which Sammins met his death, and strung up. As he left the ground hundreds of shots from the mob were fired into his body. After he was dead he was taken down and his body cut into small pieces and distributed among the mob.
 General Juan Y'Barri, of Mexico, who Is ID Los Angeles, has received 8 telegram from Guaymas, Mexico, stating that Carlos Hale, son of the late American consul at that port, had been murdered by Ysqui In dians. Further information is given that the warlike Yaquis are again in a state of revolt and have plundered haciendas of the state of Sonora. ! Mexican forces commanded by Gen eral Lorenzo Torres engaged the h. dians in battle, defeated the savages ueai Corcorit, ninety miles from Gusymas, and forced them to re- treat to the mountains. A cousin of General Torres was killed during the | battle.