Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-12
Associated Press News.

prosecution demands sentence of eight years imprisonment. Philadelphia, Nov. 7.-Ths Medal of Honor legion, composed of civil war veterans decorated for conspicu- ous bravery in action, is in session here tive hundred strong. General Daniel E. Sickles was elected commander.
 Paris, Nov. 2. = Striking coal miners are showing dissatisfaction with the arbitration decision against the raise of wages. Their national committee called meeting for Sat urday. In many places they have voted to continue the strike.
 Mahoney, Pa, Nov. 7.-After a good nights rest the members of the arbitration commission left here to- day for their homes. At Washing ton Carroll D. Wright will carry on the business of the commission. He will receive the statement of the An thracite coal company in reply to MitchelPs.
 New York, Nov. 7.-Another victim of the fire works explosion at Madi- son Square Garden on election day died at Bellevue hospital today. He was identified as William Drake. The total number of dead to date is thirteen.
 New York, Nov. Tn Molineux' trial today Prof. Vult, of Columbia university, testified that Molineux was in his company from noon to sun down on December 2S, 1898. On the afternoon of that day the package was mailed which contained the poi son which killed Mrs. Adams. The defense closed its case. Court took an adjournment to Monday when counsel will begin arguments.
 San Francisco, Nov. While Par dee's majority for governor will not be as large as was anticipated by kis supporters, there is no doubt of his election. With 355 precincts te be heard from his majority over Lane is 1894.
 Marysville, Cal, Nov. ID. P. Morrill,, the defeated candidate for tax collector of Butte county, drop ped dead today at Honicut.
 St. Lotus, Nov. 1.-Two laborers were killed and several injured by premature blast in a railroad cut at Nefneysburg, Mo.
 Culver, Ind, Nov. IT, Burglars blew open the postoffice safe here this morning and stole sl,0OO worth of stamps.
 Muskogee, I. T., Nov. With an ax in her hand, Mrs. Emma Welsh climed to the roof of a blacksmith shop, and from that to a second story window of a gambling house in Gibson las: night, and after smash ing the window she got inside where her husband was found. The in- furiated woman used the ax quick and hard, and before the occupants of the room could get out of the ! ished most of the furniture in the room. When she had finished the place she took her husband and went home. She claims that he had been frequenting the place and losing money, and that she appealed to the officers in vain. She resolved to take the law into her own hands, and she did-also an aX. Mrs. Welsh is a highly respected and sensible woman. No arrests have been made.
 Wilkesbarre, Nov. S.--Dennis Doris, mine foreman, was fatally shot to- day by J. c. Hennessy, a miner, be- cause Doris refused him work. Doris was very popular and, there are threats of lynching.
 Indianapolis, Nov. S.-Two men were killed and several injured fatally in a wreck of freight and work train on the Hamilton and Dayton road, three miles east of here, this morn ing.
 Philadelphia, Nov. S.-The Metho- dist church extension committee has apportioned S4,0O0 to California and | S375 to California Germans. Arizona has been apportioned $500.
 Kansas City, Nov. S-Five passen- gers were injured, none fatally, in a | runaway street car, crashing into a | loaded car at the bottom of hill.
 Andover, Mass, Nov. S. John | Collins, captain of the Princeton foot ball '99 team was run over by train | and lost his left leg today.
 Chicago, Nov. S.-Over 700 rubber workers employed by Morgan & Wright, Chicago firm, went on a strike today opening what is be. lieved to be a fight to a finish be- tween union labor and the rubber trust. The. recognition of the union is the objective point and all machin ists in charge may be called out in sympathy, also the teamsters. The men claim that the, rubber trust is endeavoring to break up the union.
 London, Nov. S.-Emperor Will liam, aboard his Imperial yacht Ho- henzollern, and conveyed by German cruisers and by British hotilla, ar rived at Port Victory at eight this morning. He was greeted by an i'm posing naval display. After the usual ceremonials, he proceeded to Shorncliff to review the British first royal dragons, of which the Elm peror is the honorary colonel-in- chief. Large forces of English and German detectives are guarding the Kaiser's safety.
 Washington, Nov. S.-Minister Wu this morning presented President Roosevelt with the formers letter of recall, and served official notice of the changes to be made in the per sonel of the Chinese legation in Washington. Wu has been in- structed to return home immediately for home government work.
 Sacramento, Nov. B. Geo. c. Klemmer, aged 30 years, accidentally ended his fife this morning with shot gun. He was out duck hunting with John Shea and D. D. McDon- aid, members of the San Francisco base ball team. His repeating shot gun exploded, tearing away his arm and he bled to death in the Ua aorOn On his way tO a Suroaon