Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-11-12

have elected their entire state ticke with the possible exception of super intendent of schools and two out O three congressman. The democrats will have a majority of eighteen or joint ballot in the legislature unles the republicans obtain control of the lower house and unseat the Arapahot county delegation as they announct that they will do.
 Washington, Nov. G. President Roosevelt today begun the transac ton of business at the hew executive office adjoining the white house. 4 few finishing touches remain to be tpnt upon the building but the in terior is practically completed. The president had many callers today | Colonel McMichael of Philadelphia tcalled, to whom the president ex- pressed his qualification at the result of the election in Pennsylvania Members of the civil service commis- sion made call but declined to state their purpose.
 New York, Nov. 6.-Congressman Overstreet, secretary of the .republi- can congressional committee an nounced today that 206 republican members have been elected beyond doubt. That the democrats elected ITO and that there are ten districts where on account of incomplete re- turns it is still doubtful. With 206 members the republicans will have a majority of 26.
 Washington, Nov. 6. President Roosevelt will leave here next Mon day at midnight and will not return to Washington until after the recep- ton to General Luke Wright at Mem phis on Nov. 19. He will attend the chamber of commerce banquet in New York on Tuesday night, and on Wednesday will go south.
 New York, Nov. 6.-Corrected re- turns received from the state up to this morning make OdeIl's plurality II ,262.
 The figures given in the editorial al ticle under the above caption were obtained from democratic sources. Later information received today from reliable sources cut Wilson's s majority down to less than 400.
 Chicago, Nov. G. Dispatches to the Associated Press up to II o'clock this morning show that the rspubli- cans have elected POT members of congress to the democrats IFS. One California district ip doubt.
 San Francisco, Nov. 6.-With 422 precincts to be heard from the vote for governor stands: Pardee, II9 roc; Lane IIS,957. Majority for Pardee 749.
 Washington, Nov. Cleo. Vest, jr., son and private secretary of his father, Senator Vest, of Missouri, died here suddenly this morning of acute gastritis.
 San Francisco, Nov. 6.-It appears from the latest returns that it is al- most certain that Bell. democrat, is elected over Coombs, republican, in the first congressional district.
 Paris, Nov. 7.-The government ar bitrators, today, announced their de- cision against increasing the wages of the striking miners in the depart ment of Dulord on the grounds that the wages paid are proporticnate to the selling price of coal. Large operators in Dulord have agreed to establish pensions for miners for a term of five years. The strikers and cavalry clashed at Lens today. The Gendarmes who interfered were as saulted with bricks. Several arrests were made. The strikers are making noisy demonstrations through Pas de Calais district.
 Des Moines, Ia., Nov. 7.-Judge Munger of the federal court here, today refused a new trial to Letson Ballet, the mining king," and sen- tenced him to pay a fine of Sl,OO0 and to serve one year in the county jail. Ballet was convicted of using the mail for fraudulent purposes. He swindled small investors out of $lS0, 900 on the bogus "White Swan" mine located at Baker City, Ore. The case has been tried twice and cost the government S50,000. Ballet will appeal.
 Boston. Nov. Tt has been dis covered that a negro pawned the watch of Clara Morton, who was found murdered on Saturday. The police say this lets Mason out of it and puts new phase on the murder mysteries. There have been a pum- Der of cases of assault in the city lately. All were committed by a negro, and the police now are devot- ing their attention to the discovery of the guilty one.
 Bublin, Nov. Mrs. Annie Ma honey was the first woman impris- oned under the crimes act during the present campaign. She was arrested this morning, arraigned, convicted and sentenced to two months in iail She is the proprietress of the Water ford Star. She refused to furnish bail as a guarantee that she would cease the publication of boycotting notices. The editor of the Star was piven the same Santanca
 Terra Haute, Ind, Nov. 7.-The postoffice safe at Cloverton, ten miles east of here was blown open last night by five masked men and plum dered of several hundred dollars worth of stamps and cash. Robert Gabbert, passing pedestrian was seized by the robbers and tied to a chair.
 Bloomington, Ills, Nov. 7.-The proposed strike on the Chicago and Alton railroad will not be declared. At a conference this morning between the officials and employees satisfac- tory agreement was made. The ma chinists will get thirty cents per hour and other employees proportionate advances.
 Washington, Nov. 7-Recorder Carroll D. Wright, of the Anthracite coal strike commission, received a telegram tooay saying it is under stood that the majority of the indi- vidual operators in the Lackawana coal regions have agreed to become I,arties. LoEnro H. oo......;--;.... ..l