Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Associated Press News

De6lUeS several lnIlu1dIe IrlenOS. {
 feature of the dinner will be thirty
 two pound, chestnut fed turkey iron
 Horace Vose of Westerley, R. l., wh'
 has supplied turkey for all presi
 dents Thanksgiving dinners fo
 quarter of a century.
 Warren, Mich, Nov. 26.-Assistan
 Postmaster Clinton Osborne, pro
 prietor of store here was shot deac
 today by one of a gang of robber:
 that had entered the Warren banl and blew open the safe. Osborne aroused the citizens and went toward the bank when he was shot dead by the robbers sentinel. The gang es capped without having secured any thing.
 Constantinople, Nov. 26.-SiXteen batteries of rapid fire guns have been ordered from the Krupp works as the commencement of the rearmament of the Turkish artillery. The ministry has also authorized the purchase of 220,000 Mauser rifles.
 Essen, Prussia, Nov 26.-Remains of Herr Krupp were buried today with impressive ceremonies. Elm porer William followed the hearse on foot from the old home of the grand father of deceased to the cemetery. The entire population of Essen at tended.
 Washington, Nov. President Roosevelt today received the mem bers of the British labor commission who are making tour of the United States as guests of the British philan- thropist, Morley. In a brief speech the president welcomed them.
 London, Nov. 26.-Diplomatic re- lations between Great Britain and Venezuela have not been severed up to the present time, though the for eign office will not be surprised if it is compelled to take a decisive step at any moment.
 New York, Nov. 26.-An official an nouncement was made today that the Manhattan Elevated Railroad com pany will be leased to the Inter borough company, which is to oper- ate the subway now being built, to take effect April next. Manhattan company will increase its stock to S55, ,000,000 for the purpose of com pleting the improvements.
 London, Nov. 26.-The continued decline in the price of silver causes considerable comment in financial circles. According to the best infor- nation of the most prominent houses it is regarded as being due directly to China flooding the market with silver in payment of the indemnity to the powers.
 Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 26.-One man burned to death, two fatally in jured and another severely hurt, while two are reported missing, as a result of sudden breaking of fur mace at the Williamson Iron company today.
 Boston, Nov. 26.-In livery stable fire today live men were injured and tweuty-three horses perished. A large number of vehicles and sleighs were destroyed.
 Bridgeton, N. J., Nov. 26.- Job Williams, colored, was hanged today for the murder of John Holmes, an aged farmer and his housekeeper last October.
 Telluride, Colo, Nov. 26.-Rewards aggregating SlS,000 have been of fered for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of Arthur Collins, general manager of the Smuggler Union mine, and of Miners Barney and Wesley who mysteriously disap- peared and who it is believed had been killed previous to the assassina- ton of Collins.
 Akron, Ohio, Nov. 26.-Early to- day desperate attempt was made to rob the Exchange Bank at this place. The robbers captured and bound two telephone operators and cut all the wires leading from the local exchange. Also bound the phy- sicisR whose office is in the same building. The explosion of the safe aroused the citizens who hastened to the bank with firearms. Many shots were exchanged, but the robbers es- capped. Bank building was baGly wrecked. No money was secured.
 San Jose, Nov. 26.-Arthur Carey, grand trustee of the Odd Fellows Home and one of the most prom nent members of the order in the state, died today.
 Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 26.-Agent McCulloch, of Adams Express com pany, today admitted the truth of the Burlington train robbery story of last Saturday in front of the Lincoln depot in which d package containing 10000 was stolen. No details are obtainable however from the officials.
 Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 2S.- The senatorial committee looking into the claims for statehood of New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma and Indian terri- tory, has ended its investigation of these territories. Senator Beveridge, chairman of the committee returned today. He declined to say anything as to the conclusions reached by the and said nothing will be given out until tine committee makes it report to the senate. This is ex- pected December 3d.
 Philadelphia, Nov. 2S.-Chas. Kel- ley, former speaker of the house of delegates, of St. Louis was arrested here today. He was taken from the west bound train which left New York at II o'clock by local detectives. The arrest was made on a fugitive warrant charging Kelley with per jury and bribery. Kelley arrived in New York today from Europe. He said he was proceeding direct to St. Louis to answer the charges agninst him. Kelly will be arraigned tomor- row and held for requisition. There is large reward out for his arrest.
 Port Au Prince. Hayti, Nov. 2S. -- General Alexis Nord, who was war minister of the provisional govern nent, and who is at St. Marie with from S,00C to 10000 men, has sent an to the government here the invalidation of the alaofiOD OF Ja,u4;as ,rbo .,o ,,o.,,,