Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-04-01

1902. Bedding was jealous of Woo
 ward and killed all three. f Havana, Cuba, March 27.-On a [ count of the determination of majo ' ity of the Cuban senate committe,
 that the reciprocity treaty must ratified by United States congress b, fore December 1, and on account (
 opposition to the sugar amendment
 the ratification of the treaty is consiC
 cred hopeless, unless. the majority (
 the foreign affairs committee consent
 to change its report before the sessio
 of the Cuban senate this afternoon.
 Berlin, March 27.-The empress tc
 day fractured her right forearm as
 result of a fall from horse while sh
 was riding with the Imperial party il
 Grunewald forest. The party wa
 galloping when the empress hors
 shied and stumbled. The empress fel
 heavily to the ground. Empero
 William who was near at hand, wa
 among the first to reach her side ant
 assisted her to arise.
 Panama, March 27.-The revolu
 tionists of Nicaragua have captured
 some of the steamers plying on Lak'
 Nicaragua.
 Reports are current that the revolu
 tiOnary movement is being aided by
 another Central American govern
 ment. If this is the case the out.
 break is more serious than President Zelaya is willing to admit. The real situation in Nicaragua is not known
 because of the strict censorship main tained over all dispatches.
 Manila, March 27.-Two companies of Maccabebe scouts signally defeated the main body of San Miguel's forces today It is believed that San Miguel was killed in the action. Lieut.. Reese of the scouts was seriously wounded. The scouts lost three men killed, and eleven wounded. The ex- act casualties of the other side is not known.
 New Orleans, March 27.-With wa ter roaring through a break and spreading over a wide area the ends of the crevasse near Licy is reported, today, to be slowly crumbling. Lum- Der is scarce at the scene, but spe- cial train got away before daylight with a large consignment of materials. Planters are hurrying hands to the danger points from all directions. Several square miles have already been overfiowed. There is no danger of loss of life but damage to property will be very heavy. The water will find its way to the Gulf through Lake Salvador, Little lake and other streams.
 Seattle, March 27.-Crowds of toughs and hoodlums who have gath cred on the streets since the street car strike began, have become riotous mobs.
 In pursuance to a request from President Furth, Mayor Humes, this morning appointed as special police men all the inspectors of the railway and several men who have been engaged to take out the cars. The result is that the motor men on the cars today are wearing police stars.
 The striking car men placed truck on the tracks near the post office to- day. A green motorman lost control of his car and it crashed into the ob- The vestibule was badly damaged. A bowling mob followed the car back to the barn after the mo- torman had drawn a gun on the men who were trying to pull him off the car.
 Albany, N Y.., March 27.-One fourth of the population of the Clin- ton state prison on Dannamora are with tuberculosis, according to a report by Dr. J. c. Ransom, the prison physician, in an argument in -he state legislature, favoring the con- 'truction of building for the care of Affected prisoners. Dr. Ransom makes he startling statement that from ninety to one hundred tubercular ,ases are discharged every year from he prison, "tO carry infection broad ,ast if the disease is not arrested"
 Hazelton, Pa. March 28.-The ex- ,cutive board of district No. ', United Mine workers, have notified G. B. Narkle < Go. and A. Pardee & Co.,, operators that the miners will insist upon the award of the trike commission being carried out o the letter These two firms sug- ,ested to the men that work shall be continued uner existing conditions, without regard to the arbitrament.
 Jackson, Miss, March 27.-Dis- ,atches from Greenville state that the in the levee south of that ] ,lace has widened into gap of three niles. Immense volumes of water are lOoding the country. With tremen- lous crash the levee gave way at Il | ''clock. The water is flooding the most fertile land in the great Yazoo lelta. Government Engineer Major 'ears says it is the worst break ever on the Mississippi side. | The whole delta will be flooded.
 Cheyenne, Wyo., March 27.-D. W. 'olan, state game warden, has receiv- d letter from William Loeb, secre- ary to President Roosevelt, declaring hat the president does not intend | O do any hunting while on his west m tour, either in Wyoming or else 1here.
 Ogden, Utah, March 27.-J. H. Suinton and A. L.Taylor, government urveyOrs are i'll Ogden today. Taylor s constructing engineer in the arid nd reclamation service. He is on his ray to begin the first work in land which will be within wO weeks on the lower Carson river n Nevada. A dam will be construct d which will reclaim two hundred housand acres, southeast of Wads- 'orth, furnishing homes for twelve families.
 London, March 27.-The text he Irish land purchase bill, intro ...l :. AL L..,.o .e ,o,,,,,,c,,e b,,