Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-29
Associated Press News

learned that France, Oreat Drltdn and Germany have concluded an agreement praviding for the military evacuation of Shanghai by their forces. Negotiations have also brought about an important extension of the open door policy as urged by Secre- tary Hay. The agreement affects the entire Yang Tse Kiang valley, which the powers are seek king to dev- elop for commercial purposes. The evacuation will be accomplished by January l.
 Chicago. Oct. 23.-President Mor ton of the International Society of Stationery Engineers and Bremen stated today that all members of that society all over the country would be ordered to refuse to handle any an thracite coal until every member af- fected by the anthracite coal strike Is reinstated on the same terms which ! the miners returned to work.
 Evansville, Oct. B. - Senator Hanna began tour of Indiana today. He appeared to be in good health. Beautiful weather greeted him when he crossed from | Kentucky into the Hoosier state. He spoke in the open air at Willard | Market, where be was greeted by ten thousand people.
 Paris. Oct. 23-Further serious | strike disturbances occurred at Dun kirk today. BarTicades were erected | and the cavalry was forced to charge ou the rioters. Some of the latter were killed or wounded. Martial law has. been proclaimed.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa., Oct. 23.-Re- ports from the entire anthracite coal region show that about siXty-seven per cent of the mines are in opera ton today. The collieries in the Lackawanna region are in better shape for working than any of the others. Those in the Wyoming re- zion are free from gas and water, hut the large mines are still hampered by water All the mines will be short in their normal output today, but it is expected by tomorrow the i full output will be reached. Reports are coming Tn from all over the re- gion that many engineers pumpmen. l firemen, carpenters and laborers have failed to get their places back. Dele gations of carpenters from the Wy oming region called at President Mitchell's headquarters today and laid their grievances before him. After hearing their complaints, Mitchell advised his callers to be pa tient and await developments in the next few days.
 London, Oct. Message to the foreign office here today from General Manning, dated at Berbera, the capi tai of Somaliland, announces that the forces commanded by Col. Swaynes, which were threatened with destruction by the Mad Mullahs army, has arrived at Bohotia in safety. This news has relieved the anxiety felt here. as to fate of the British forces.
 San Domingo. Santo Domingo, Oct. 23.-Government troops have recaptured Monte Christi after se were fight, during which both sides sustained heavy losses. Gov. Ma varro. the former governor who re- volted and occupied Monte Christi, was captured and brought here as prisoner.
 Washington, Oct. 23..-President Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to be present at the annual banquet of the chamber of commerce of New York on December II. He will make an address.
 | St. Paul, Oct 24.-Word was re- ceived here today of the robbery of the Northern Pacific mail train near Drummond, Mont, about midnight last night. The engineer was killed. ! The mail car was broken into and robbed of all registered mail. No other cars were touched.
 Reading, Pa., Oct. -24-The first train of anthracite coal mined yester- day in the Reading company's col | fiery started from the Schuylkill region after midnight and passed here shortly after noon today bound for tidewater points. More is expected this afternoon and evening. It is ex- pected that the shipment for the twenty four hours will be 5000 to 1000 tons, compared with the former daily run of 45,000 tons.
 Buenos Ayres, Argentine, Oct 24.-A hurricane has swept over Port Diamante, province of Entre Rios. Fifteen persons were killed and many more injured. Over one hundred houses were destroyed and several ships were sunk. Nogvoya and other places were also damaged.
 Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 24.-Presi- dent Stillwell today formally an nounced that R. T. Dickinson, gen eral manager of the Union Parifc, , had accepted the position of general manager of the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railroad, effective Novem- Der l.
 Los Angeles, Calif, Oct 24.-There was general rain throughout south ern California last night At Los Angeles .37 of an inch fell upto a. m.
 Washington, Oct. 25.-President Roosevelt announced today that he has designated Commissioner of La bor c. D. Wright as an additional member of the coal commission. | Wright will continue as recorder of ! the commission.
 Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct 24-Michael Stavrieff and Alix Halju were today | found guilty of the murder of EX- Premier Stambouloff in 1895 and sen tenced to be hanged.
 San Juan, P. R, Oct PA state ! of political excitement here yesterday ] ended at midnight with the shooting of two republicans, The wounded | men will recover. On Thursday the | editor of the News was arrested on the complaint of the Mayor amid | great demonstrations on a charge of l libel, in publishing the text of the | oitizanS' ,atifin,, to tb., ,rnUarnor aSl-