Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-10

pTOVlueu eSpecldlly TUT SHlucSc
 Wong Him, parent of the child 1T
 the case, will appeal.
 Philadelphia, Dec. 5.-A blizzard
 is prevailing in Pennsylvania today
 Railroad traffic is crippled and com
 munication by wire is prostrated. 4
 heavy snow is reported in some
 places.
 Coshocton, Ohio, Dec. 5.-In a
 head end collision on the Panhandle this morning, Engineer Veo was
 killed and seven trainmen injured.
 Scranton, Pa, Dec. 4.-There are DO developments this morning, look ing to a settlement outside of the com mission, of the existing differ ences between miners and employers. Rumors of peace are current, but none of the attorneys profess to have any information on the subject. It is hoped by the commission that the attorneys will find a way to expedite the hearings. The commission threatens to adopt rules that will hasten matters if both sides do not agree on some quick method of pre- senting their evidence.
 Washington, Dec. 5.-SooD after the senate met, Senator Beveridge had read d resolution adopted at a convention composed of delegates from Oklahoma and Indian Territory, favoring the admission of both terri tories as one state and opposing the house omnibus bill. At l2;30 pun. the senate went into executive ses- sion and soon afterwards adjourned until Monday. The nomination of Oliver Wendell Holmes as associate justice of the supreme court was con fiTmed.
 New York, Dec. 5.-A heavy snow and sleet storm struck New York to- day. Street car traffic Is seriously in- terfered with and communication be- tween different parts of the city is difficult. Dispatches from all parts of the state report the storm prevail ing everywhere in great severity, with a heavy snow fall and blizzard con- ditions. Telegraph service between New York and New England is pros trated and steamers are delayed.
 Philadelphia, Dec. 4.-Howard GAA1rrs1 NF kAa ~ Nl A1 Mining company and confidential clerk of the firm of J. G. Cassatt company, bankers and brokers, com mitted suicide at the office of that firm some time last night by shoot ing. His body was found this morn- ing. No cause is given for the deed.
 Washington, Dec. 5.-The eondi- ton of ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed is considerably improved this morn- ing according to bulletin given out by his physician. Uraemic symp- | toms are abating and his tempera- ture is reduced. The patient is in cheerful frame of mind this morning.
 Washington, Dec. 5.-A severe storm of wind, rain and snow visited this city last night. Telegraph and l telephone wires were damaged. The l storm is central now on the New Jer- | sey coast and will move northwards. |
 T
 Stockton, Dec. 5.-H. F. Edwards a southern Pacific brakeman, was murdered last night on the road near Crows Landing in Stanislaus county by tramps. Five tramps were jailed as suspects.
 Washington, Nov. 5.--House com mission on appro, riations have agreed on a pension bill. It appro- priates in round numbers S139, ,000,- poo.
 San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 6.-Gov- srnor Gage has appointed Rev. Peter 2. Yorke a member of the board of agents of the State university.
 Salt Lake, Dec. 6.-News from Pine Valley, Washington county. in he southern part of the state, says hat since November l9 not a day las passed but that at least one shock has been felt there. Alarm is felt for the safety of the place. Chimneys have been cracked IT destroyed At Pinto the school louse was badly damaged. Near the ,lace are five or six volcanic craters nd the shock strengthened the be- ief that there has been fresh out ,reak in the mountains.
 Washington, Dec. G. President Roosevelt today authorized the ofh- ial announcement to be made that Ie would nominate John Barrett of Oregon to be United States minister . Japan, to fill the vacancy caused " the death of Minister Buck.
 Scranton, Dec. 6.-Rev. J. K. Cur an of Wilkesbarre resumed the wit ess stand when the coal commission ] 'egan its session today. Father Cur an said that most of the peo. le of he coal regions believed the miners hot1d have better wages. If so alled scab takes the place oi a man rho is trying to get his rights, that O called scab Is doing wrong and n injustice to the people of such a said the witness. f Paris, Dec. 6.-Deputies of right nd centre parties engaged iii a free ght in the chamber. of deputies to- ay. Premier Combes was forcibly jectsd from the rostrum and the sit Ing suspended amid intense excite lent.
 Washington, Dec 6.-Immediately T fter reading the journal, the house ( oday entered upon consideration of ! he pension appropriation bill. The I i'll aroused no discussion. Repre- ( entative Payne introduced a resolu- { oH for the holiday adjournment rom December 20 to January ,.
 New York, Dec. 6.-The will of Irs. Nellie Gore, who was shot and C filed in Paris November 18th, was I led for probate in the surrogate's c flee here today. It bears date of c December II, 1901, and bequeaths Il of her personal property to her unt, Mrs. Dickinson, of Alameda, al. The residue of the estate Is left I ! trust to be sold. Philadelphia, Dec. 6.-One fireman | another missing. two others ,kan ~tn inc hoSpital overcome by