Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

Turkish officials.
 Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 26.-Peace was patched up between the Buchanan
 and Parks factions of the Interna- tional Association of Bridge and Structural Iron workers in the con
 vention here this morning. When
 the session was called to order this
 morning the Parks crowd expressed a desire to ignore the proceedings of their own Tump session, and to pro ceed in the regular way which was
 done. Then Delegate Brophy was un- seated by a good majority. Parks apologized to Brophy for his attacks on him. The convention then settled
 down to the first peaceable session since it convened. The formal organ ization being effected the delegates stopped long enough in their quarrels
 to listen to the annual address of President Buchanan.
 Washington, Sept. 6.-Concerniug the reported trouble at Blueiields, Nicaragua, in which it is stated that every American citizen has suffered ill treatment on the islands of St. An drews, forty miles from Blue6elds and that the local authorities have failed to afford protection, and for this reason the gunboat Nashville has been ordered to St. Andrews. No se- rious trouble is anticipated.
 Cripple Creek, Colo, Sept. 26.- William Dodsworth, president of miners union No. g was arrested here this morning at his home at Goldsfield by the military and was placed in the bull pen. It is understood that the arrest was caused by Dods- wortn's utterances against the mili- tary.
 Oyster Bay, Sept. 2S.-President Roosevelt's summer sOjourn at Saga more Hill was concluded this morn ing, when at nine thirty he boarded a train for Washington. He has been absent from the capital for thirteen weeks and two days, and returns with the expectation of remaining there practically uninterruptedly until next JuEe. The president was accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt and their children, Secretary and Mrs. Loeb and other members of the executive staff, repre- sentatives of the press associations and secret service officers. The president and family occupied the private car of President Baldwin of the Long Island railroad. He was given hearty fare we'll by the residents of Oyster Bay. Miss Alice Roosevelt joined the party in New York, where they were escort ed across tie city by a squad of mounted police.
 Monastir, Macedonia, Thursday, Sept. 24.-Via Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 2S.-It is estimated that fifty thousand villagers in Vilayet Monastir are now refugees in the mountains. They are mostly in a terribly destitute cOndi- tion. They escaped from the eleven villages which were wholly or partially burned by the Turks.
 San Quentin Prison, Cal, Sept. 2S. -Chas. Becker, considered the clever est forger in America, was released from prison here this morning. Beck CT had served seven years for raising twenty dollar draft to twenty two thousand on the Crocker WoOlworth bank
 Chicago, Sept. 2S.-Ten persons were injured, two seriously, in an accident today on the Halstead street car line. The train ran away, and struck two wagons before it was fin ally brought to a stop.
 Helena, Mont, Sept. 2S.-In addi tion to the threats which have been made against the Northern Pacific by gang of dynamiters, who demand fifty thousand dollars in cash, Chief of Police Travis has received nOtifica tion, from what is believed to be the same gang, that unless the two men who have been arrested for their con- nectioG with the first dynamite out rage near Livingston are released, the city hall will be blown up. All points are being carefully guarded to prevent any further outrage.
 Sacramento, Cal, Sept. 2S.-The governor today made public ,the vol luminous reports sent to him by the state prison directors on the Folsom prison break. In commenting upon the report Governor Pardee empbasiz- ed the necessity of accomplishing a thorough reorganization of the Folsom prison and censures those guards who obeyed the order not to fire on the es- caping prisoners at the time of the break.
 Buffalo, Sept. 2S.-The condition of Mrs. Jefferson Davis today is very much improved. Her recovery is now confidently hoped for.
 Lincoln, Neb, Sept. 2S. The guard around the governors mansion has been increased, as another attempt to steal one of Governor Mikey's chil- dren is feared. The four smaller children are not permitted to leave the house, unless accompanied by old CT members of the family. The peni- tentiary is being searched for evidence of the plot which originated there for revenge on the governor.
 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Sept 2S A mob of discharged employees Of the Consolidated Lake Superior com pany, after being put off the premises when they demanded their promised wages today, broke from all the re- straint that a large force of special police could exert. and smashed every window in the magnificent otfice building of the company.
 Almost every man in the crowd was armed. A determined assault was made upon the entrances of the build ing but the door was defended by the occupants who fired a number of shots. The mob is HOW marching down upon a saloon whose owner en- ragged the men by offering them ten cents on the dollar for their pay