Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-16

The sheriff's demand for the prisoners
 was refused by General Chase.
 Washington, Sept. 14.-Charles J.
 Bonaparte has been selected by Secre- tary Hitchcock to take charge of the
 investigation of affairs and officials in the Indian territory that come under the jurisdiction of the interior depart meat
 New York, Sept. l4.-Isaac McGie- han and Geo. Huntington, of sthe Co., lumbia Supply company, who were indicted in connection with the postal scandals, surrendered to the US. mar shal today.
 | St. Paul, Sept. 14.-Snow and rain have greatly damaged the crops in the north west Eight inches of rain fell during the last 4s hours. Heavy shows and sleet has delayed all rail road traffic.
 Paris, Sept. I4.-Foreign office ad- vices from Bulgaria show the situa tion to be growing more serious, ow- ing to reports that the Turkish troops are slowly nearing the border. A Russo-Austrian note to the powers re- ceived here is now under cOnsidera- tion. It sets forth the fact that in the event of war between Turkey and Bulgaria, that Russia and Austria will not give support to either of the par ties but will hold them to strict ac- countability for their actions.
 St. Petersburg, Sept. H.-Novoe Vremya demands intervention for Macedonia. and proposes as a solution of the difficulties, the attaching of officers of the foreign powers to all Turkish oppressive expeditions with authority to prevent acts of cruelty.
 Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 14.-Toledo is en fete today, the occasion being the unveiling of the Mckinley statue, the first memorial of the late presi- dent to be erected in Ohio. After a parade of the vessels on the lake, the statue was unveiled by Senator Han- ma, honorary president of the day, who made a brief speech. Senator Fairbanks was the orator of the day.
 Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. H.-Ow- ing to prostration of wires the details of the hurricane which swept the southern part of this state Saturday are incomplete. So far as known seven persons were killed and their bodies have washed upon the beaches It is reported that .many vessels were wrecked, seven going ashore near Miami. The property loss in the city of Tampa amounts to a million dol lars. West Tampa is also flooded. Orange groves fare severely damaged and it is feared many beautiful winter homes of noTtberners are damaged. The storm center today is in Ala bama and Louisiana where all wires are down.
 Berlin, Sept. 14-A dispatch from Sofia says the Turkish troops routed the Bulgarian troops driving of three squads Another report is to the effect that Turkish soldiers at Kisk Kilisseh fired on the French consul breaking the windows.
 Washington, Sept. l4.--A dispatch from Admiral Cotton, at Beirut, to the navy department says Beirut is quiet. He had a very satisfactory conference with the new governor general. Twenty eight arrests have been made in connection with the consul case.
 London, Sept. 14.-A cabinet meet ing for which members came from all parts of the country to attend and which is regarded as remarking most important phase of the recent politi- | cal history of the united kingdom, met today. The Times voiced tbe popular sentiment by saying of the meeting: "It is more important than the historic meeting when home rule was uppermost. The arrival of Chamberlain in Donwing street was loudly booted. Crowds of labOrers employed near joined in the demon stration against the colonial secretary. The police were obliged to form a line from the Balfours house to the foreign office. Chamberlain was un- disturbed by the reception. It is un derstood Chancellor of the Exchequer Ritchie will resign. Other resigna- tions are likely to occur of miner off cials. It is reported that Chamber lain and Premie er Balfour are stand ing together and intend to fill the va cancies.
 It transpired at the cabinet meeting as predicted, and a division over Chamberlain's fiscal proposals occur red Also that partial reorganiza- tion of the ministry is probable.
 Washington, Sept. 15.-In accord ance with decision of ::Acting Attor- ney General Hoyt, declaring the sub poena served upon the Postmaster General yesterday to appear at the hearing in New York today of George W. Beavens, was void, the Postmaster General has Zdesignated Inspector Letherman as his representative to that hearing.
 Jacksonville, Fla, Sept. 15. No reports have yet been received from Middle Florida where it is now feared the loss by the recent hurricane has been severe. Near Lake Butler two children were killed. At Hale, twen- ty houses were destroyed and crops, fruit and trees have been ruined.
 Berlin, Sept. 15.-A dispatch to Tageblatt from Constantinople reports the Russian monastery at Jerusalem had been sacked by a Mohammedan mob and that all the monks there had been murdered.
 Chicago, Sept. 15.-Sir Thomas Lip ton arrived here today, accompanied by party of friends. Shortly after his arrival he became ill of indiges tinn. All planned entertainment was abandoned for the day. His ill- ness is not serious
 London, Sept. 15-The Alaskan boundary commission reassembled in the foreign office today. The oral ar