Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-11

robbed and murdered.
 St. Paul, Feb. 4.--Coleman Youn-
 ger, the only survivor of the three
 brothers who were sentenced to life
 imprisonment for the burglary at
 Northfield, Minnesota, in 1876, and
 for the murder of the cashier of the
 bank, was today granted full pardon by the state board of pardons on con- dition that he never place himself on exhibition. Another condition of the
 pardon is that he must leave the state of Minnesota never to return volun-
 tarily.
 Monongahela. Pa, Feb. 9.-During the night an unknown man forced his
 way into the telegraph tower at Wal
 ston station on the Pittsburg road
 and assaulted Mrs. Wilson, the oper-
 ator. Mrs. Wilson shot the man which
 so enraged him that he beat her into
 insensibility. He then tried to burn
 her to death by forcing her head into the stove Before he succeeded how ever the arrival of a freight train
 frightened him and he fled, leaving
 his victim unconscious. Mrs. Wilson
 is the wife of ex- Mayor Wilson of this city. Her condition is very critical.
 Chicago, Feb. 5.-It is feared that forty fishermen went to their death in storm which struck Saginaw bay Tuesday night. The men were living in shanties, built on the ice. The storm broke without warning, and the wind and waves crushed the ice in the bay upon which the fishermen's huts were standing, resulting in grinding and crushing them into a shapeless mass. Nothing has been seen or heard of the men or their shanties since. It is known that two were drowned and there is little hopes that any of the others escaped alive.
 Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 6.-It was promised that there would no lack of sensation in today's trial of Dr. J. 0. Alexander in the grave robbing cases. Two shrouds which were found by the detectives in the basement of Central college were introduced in evidence. One of them was identified as the one made for the body stolen from the German Catholic cemetery. Samuel Martin, colored, who has been promi- pently identified with Cantrell in the grave robbing business, testified to having assisted in the theft of several bodies which they delivered to Dr. Alexander and they were paid for by hiN
 Montreal, Feb. 6.-Rioting by strik- ing c; ployees of the Montreal street railroad and their sympathizers started early today. A car was wrecked in less than two hours after meeting was held at which the ac- ton of the union engaged in the strike was endorsed Over one thou sand striking car men assembled near
  tackled a car which was still running, and wrecked it. Later a motorman, who attempted to run a car out of the barn was assaulted and so badly In- jured that he will die. 4 majority of the strikers are French Canadians. Between 20O0 and 25O0 men are out
 Montreal, Feb. 7.-Employes of the Montreal Street Railway company at a meeting today refused to ratify the terms agreed upon by their committee and the president of the street rail way company for settlement of the strike which began on Thursday. The company offered to grant the men ten per cent increase, to recognize the union and to reinstate the men. The men now demand a complete capitu- lation and it is believed the company will make a strong effort to run their cars today. They have asked for po- lice protection. Troops have been ordered to be in readiness in case of their services being needed.
 Washington, Feb. 5.-The following new military assignments have been made effective April 1:
 Maj. Gen. MacArthur goes to the of California.
 Maj. Gen. Bates to the department of the Lakes.
 Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston to Columbia.
 Brig. Gen Baldwin to the depart ment of Colorado.
 Brig. Gen. Wade to command in the Philippines by June.
 Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood to Min danao.
 Brig. Gen. Carter to duty in the Philippines.
 Tenah. Tex, Feb. f. - Charles Rowe, living few miles from here, while insane, murdered his wife and three children, and then committed suicide. The little ones were killed with an ax. their skulls being split open and their brains splattered over the floor Mrs. Rowe had been chased into a small barn andsher throat cut, the bloody work being done with big butcher knife. which Rowe then lsed in killing himself. cutting his throat and then stabbing himself near .he heart. The body of Rowe was 'ound in a field some distance from he house. and it looked as if he had flight.
 San Antonio, Tex, Feb. 4.-D. B., llias Jack Crawford. a horse trainer md race track attache, was shot and instantly killed this morning at the nome of Otto Schunke. The shooting vas done by Mrs. Otto Schunke. Crawford was attempting to break Town the front door of the house, and liter refusing to heed warnings to cave, Mrs. Schunke opened the door md fired five shots. Two of the bull cts took effect in Crawford's head. Cilling him instantly. It WAS the econd time Crawford had attempted O seek entrance into the Schunke nome. Crawford had lived here lumber of years. His relatives are aid to reside in Maryland
 Hopkinsville, Ky, Feb. 1O.-Henry Burton Hill. a farmer. making his