Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-18
Geographic Sparks.

Butte, Mont, Nov. H. Work was
resumed today in all the properties of
the Amaigamated Copper Company in
this state. In Butte $500 men resum-
ed work today. In Anaconda 1000 men
are again employed in the Washoe
smelter at Great Falls and the Boston
Montana smelter is working with a
full force. Twenty thousand men are
at work lowering mules, horses, tools
etc., into the mines to begin work
this morning. The amalgamated Off
cials state that their other properties
in Idaho and Wyoming will be started
up at once. Nearly 2l,000 men, all
told, have returned to work.
Washington, Nov. 1.-THE state
department received a cablegram from
Minister Beaupre, at Bogota, dated
Nov. 8, stating that large crowds were
parading the streets crying Clown
with Marroquin. \ mass meeting
was held to denounce the president
and calling for a change of govern
ment. The gathering was dispersed
by the troops and several we're wound
ed. The city is under martial law,
and is we'll guarded by soldiers. The
residence of Lorenzo Marroquin, be
lieved here to be son of the presi
dent, has been attacked with stones.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-The acad-
envy of sciences has received photo
graphs, coins, furniture and weapons
found in a subetrrauean town near
Karki, Turkestan. The place was dis
covered by travellers who determined
to explore certain caves in the hills
on the right embankment of the Anu
Darja river. Proceeding into their
heart, they found that the caves we're
beginnings, or vestibules, of an an
cient town, about two square miles in
circumference. The town has regular
streets and squares and houses two or
three stories high. In the houses we're
found all sorts of furniture and Orna-
ments, also coins of gold, silver and
bronze. According TO the latter, the
city must have been inhabited up 10
200 years before Christ. The people
of the neighbOrhoOd founded i AS an
asylum against Nomadic tribe: that
from time to time overrun the coun-
try.
Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE imperial
chancellor, Count Won Buelow, au-
thorizes the Associated Press TO de-
clare that all rumors of German inter
ference in Colombian affairs are base
less and that Germany follows with
its sympathies the efforts of the Unit
ed States to establish order on the
isthmus.
Paris, Nov. IL. Ambassador Porter
called at the foreign office today and
had long agreeable conference with
Foreign Minister Delcasse concerning
events at Panama. The discussion
showed that the most harmonious &C.
cord of views existed between the two
governments. The ambassador took
occasion to thank Delcasse for the
friendly, sympathic attitude OF
France.
Washington, NOV. 1.-THE senate
began business in earnest this morn
ing by receiving a number of petit
tions, many bills and some petitions
protesting against Senator Smoot of
Utah remaining in the senate. The
house was in session only five minutes
and no business was transacted.
Chicago, Nov. IA committee
representing the employees of the Chi
cago City Railroad called upon Mayor
Harrison today and protested against
a statement credited to Chief of Pc
lice O'Neil to the effort that ample
police protection would be afforded