Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-03-26

Fifty-two Japanese railroad track men went on strike on the Santa Fe at Victor, California, a day or two since.
 Paul Wunshmann, a prominent business man of Santa Fe, pleaded guilty to challenging George Armijo to duel with pistols and was fned S200 and costs.
 A decision by Attorney General Knox holds that the public lands in Porto Rico that formerly belonged to Spain. by virtue of the treaty of Paris now belongs to the United States.
 Andrew Carnegie announces that he has given money for thirty eight more libraries, including Denver, S2OO.OOO: East Las Vegas, SlO,OOO; and San Bernardino, Cal, SlO,OOO.
 Joseph H. Manley has announced that for business and personal reasons he declined to accept the position of first assistant postmaster general ten dered him by Postmaster General Payne.
 Five miles east of Noble, Oklahoma, one of two unknown men shot and killed Frank Hartman at his home. He alse shot Hartman's wife, causing slight wound and seriously wounded his daughter. No motive is known and there is no clue to the murderers. The following sentences have been imposed in the Cuban theft cases: c. F. w. Medley, ten years imprlson- ment and to pay a fine of S56, 1Ol. w. H. Reeves, ten years lmprlson- ment and to pay a fine of S35,5lo Estes G. Rathbone, ten years i'm 1prisonment and to pay line ot S3o,- 325.
 The Chinese rebels have captured the prefectural town of Kwang Tung, and have seized the arsenal and gran aries. The mandarins of the garri- son fled and appealed to Canton tol achievements. The viceroy of Can ton replied that it was impossible to further deplete the Canton garrison and urged that General Ma make the utmost efforts to put down the rebel lion.
 An incipiont suicile epidemic sf.!c', De n.us f.c days ago. Peter | E Brown. y,d..i oi tw1Liy, who hal bora ,,i-ap-o-..ri :. love, at i te l3.cl ~u-ci.lc by .hoo'iu- hImSelf bu bio! ac.n-l 2, h h.~ purpose Ia4. .,irn,ri liegi .srt eic..!lc light ..n.,,lY .I:r5lov'.. "Hl'l ITO ] To ..-c ,.ela.ch hg uoNing himself E, iun' If 1 lr,il, befny k He'd in' .t..atv.
 Jasper. Scott anI Mrs. Hannah B srogd. of St. Paris, Ohio. have ben lied that thry .,ili c'-h re .,ir- s. sr91 from Jne estate ut their brother. Harvey Seq 2. Of FaThnmlt l Alua. The latter Was an, cceentrII character and qui'c wealthy ln hi'
 will ac !.ccie h-it his a minis;ra' tor barn thc procc .is of his estate
 which con.is.ed irrgely of cash. Ina DOT; ,uu uf thc will has ben -et aSi'', and the cash viii be distributed t. his relatives. About S30.000 remain; to distributed.
 The sensational exit of John Dillon the Irish nationalist, from the house | of commons on Thursday as the re
 suit of calling Joseph Chamberlain
 colonial secretary, a damned liar,'
 continues to be the topic of the hou in London. The Irish nationalis
 papers back up Dillon's declaration regarding Chamberlain's lack of vera
 city with a cheerful frankness, thougl the Duklin Evening Telegraph re marks that Dillon was guilty of ! slight anticipation regarding Cham berlain's damnation, which, it says, only coming, though already in sigh
 and adding: As to his being a liaI 3 that goes without saying"
 l About 300 students of the Omah Medical and Dental college engages 5 in a pitched battle in one of the let ture rooms of the college on Satul !. day. The fight lasted for three houl without moments intermission an 5 ceased only when the combatant ] were completely exhausted. Flo years there has been feud betwee
 the medical students and the dentS l. students. The freshmen of bot n classes were left to themselves in e lecture room awaiting the arrival ,. an instructor. They began callin : names, and blows quickly followed :. Tn few minutes students in othe e classes began to join in the fray an F. the fight quickly spread over th e whole building. Students even le - the patients in the infrmary to pa ticipate. Furniture was broken Il
 to provide clubs and table legs an
 chair backs were hurled across tn T room regardless of consequence T When the smoke of battle cleare T away there was hardly a whole des | or piece of furniture in the roon A Many heads were broken and tt floor was spattered with blood.