Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-04-08

Courock, Scotland, April 2.-The
 third of the series or trials of Sham
 rock III was held here today The
 wind was fresh and squally at times.
 Int. challenger showed great ability
 in cross tacking and in a half hours
 sailing she beat Shamrock I by four
 minutes. In all three of the trials
 Shamrock III outfooted her opponent
 on very tack.
 Washington, April Civilian E.
 Bainbridge, of Iowa, former second secretary of legation at Peking has
 been selected, as the representative of the United States on the American Venezuelan commission, which will meet at Caracas to adjust the claims of this country against Venezuela.
 Seattle, Wash, April 2-Three men lie badly wounded in wayside mis- sion hospital as a result of shooting affray that occurred shortly after mid night in King street saloon. Dan MacCauley, the man who started the trouble was shot by policeman and may die.
 New Orleans, La, April 2.-The cheering information of the practical completion of the cribbing of the ere vase came from Hymelia today. By night fall unless some unexpected dis aster intervenes the crevasse will be entirely under control. The river is at New Orleans.
 Laredo, Texas, April "A bloody riot occurred at Monterey today. A body of fifteen thousand citizens gathered at the residence of General Bernardo Reyes on Zaragoza plaza shouting "Death to General Reyes" The mob was fired upon by the police, seven being killed and many wound ed. The cause of the disturbance was a desire to have another man for gov arnor.
 San Francisco, April "A young man said to be Edward W. Short, a soldier who returned from the Philip pines about year ago was murdered this morning in a Bush street house. Joe Pickett, a notorious opium fiend is suspected of the crime. The House where the murder was commit ted is a notorious opium joint.
 Louisville. Ky, April 1.-Two ne yroes were killed and two seriously hurt and nine injured by falling walls in a brick tenement here today The walls collapsed suddenly and without and caught the inmates in bed asleep.
 Salt Lake, April 3.-A sisters effort to aid her fugative brother, last night, led to the capture of George Parry and John Hunt. the two con victs who escaped from the peniten- tiary on Tuesday night.
 Miss Parry, sister of one of the con- 7ict, was seen leaving the city last night carrying bundle of clothes and 
 She walked several miles and met 1er brother on the other side of Jor- Ian river. The two were surrounded oy officers, who had been following he girl, and Parry and his sister were to divulge the hiding | place of Hunt, in the bush nearby.
 The two convicts wept and begged | 1iteously not to be shot. The girl l llso made fearful plea for her broth IT'S life. The fugitives were taken pack to the penitentiary.
 San Francisco, April 3.-The jury in he case of Walter N. Dimmick, ac- used of the theft of s3O, 900 from the United States mint, after failing to lgree yesterday afternoon reached a | rerdict this morning, finding Dim- nick guilty. Sentence will be i'm posed next Wednesday.
 Santa Fe, N. M., April 3.-At 9 o'clock this morning Joseph Teller vas hanged in the jail yard here by | Sheriff Kinsell for the murder of | Jailer Epitacio Gallegos, the crime being committed within a few feet of | he spot of the execution.
 On the scaffold Teller made speech | in Spanish to the twenty witnesses present to see his execution.
 As the black cap was pulled over his head, Teller threw away a cigar | which he was smoking and yelled. ] Good bye, my boys"
 His neck was broken. Before dy | ing, Teller confessed to having killed l ! man near Bowie station in Arizona | md man at Kennedy, New Mexico, ! but denied having committed the | murder at Las Cruces of which he was last accused. Six years ago on .L o .or,,, Inr- and nt thn .nrno hnnr.