Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-07

l lenback. on Christmas eve. 1901. The men walked from the door of theil cell in the care of a priest but wer, flanked on either side by prison dep uties. They preserved calm de meanor but showed extreme pallor The executions occurred. one at { time, and every precaution was takeT to prevent the waiting men from hear ing more than the departure of theil brother from the room where they were awaiting death. The condemned men did not sleep until three o'clocl this morning. but woke nerved for the ordeal. The guards commented oI their bravery in facing death in th' electric chair. The crime for whicl they paid the penalty with their livet was committed at Greendale, Colum bia county, this state. where Peter A. Hallenback lived. With their cousin, Harvey Bruce, the boys appeared at tn, door masked and grappled with the old man. All four immediately began Ia fusillade of pistol shots. fairly rid ding Hallenback' body. One brot hel shot at their victims wife but missed her. When the old man staggered. mortally wounded towards d shotgun the boys fled. Bruce turned states evidence and was sentenced to eighteen years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
 Cripple Creek, Colo, Oct. In formations were filed today, before Judge Seeds, against Adjutant General Sherman Bell and Brigadier General John Chase, charging them with false arrest in the cases of Sherman Parker and three other union miners, who were held in a guard house without charges made against them for two weeks and who were released finally on writs of habeas corpus. The sher if will attempt 10 serve the warrant, on the officers this afternoon.
 i Kansas City, Oct. 1.-Frank Buch anan today formally announced hi: candidacy for reelection as president of the International Bridge Structural Iron Workers and considers his posi- tion has been endorsed by the conven tion. The Parks crowd continues tC fight in favor of their candidate, P E. sDonnelly, of Albany. The election will occur tomorrow.
 Lexington, s. C., Oct. l.-J. w. King, a member of the legislature from Florence county, testified in thu Tillman trial today that he had seer a pistol in Tillman's pocket. Tn, reading of editorials of the State, at tacking the defendant was begun, anC occupied the entire morning session The State is the paper of which Con zales the murdered man was editor. Washington, Oct. 1.-The navy de partment received cablegram tOda! from Admiral Cotton, dated at Bei rut, saying that the American cOnsu
 had been advised by Minister Leish
 man, that the new Turkish governo general has started for Beirut. A
 COtton's request the Collier Alex ander was ordered from Port Said, t,
 Beirut, to coal he squadron there. Chicago, Oct. 1.-The national fed
 eration of employees will meet her October 26 to 30 Delegates iron every association in the country aD'
 men employing labor, are invited l.
 attend. It is proposed that steps b
 taken to show that socialistic idea
 are inimical to society and industr,
 of this country.
 Lexington, Ky, Oct l-The Secur ity- Warehouse company tof New YorI ] has arranged to lend s1O, GOO, 900 to tn
 Kentucky Burley Tobacco Growers association, with which to buy tn 3 first years crop from the growers This association is fighting the tobacc
 trust.
 Paris, Oct. l.-According to reliabl } information, Japan has decided to sen g tso regiments of infantry to Corea This is regardedin government quarter 3 as most significant step as affectin \ Russo-Japanese relations, and likely t
 accentuate possibilities of a wa S crisis. Advices fruther show that tn , war spirit has been materially aug mented during the last fortnight. e San Francisco. Oct. l-The Unite 2 States transport Sherman which saile
 today for Guam and Manila. carrie the seventh infantry and three con s panies of engineers. In the treasur D room there were two million dollar e in filipino pesos.
 . Vienna. Oct. .-Precautionar e measures for the safety of the czai 0 while visiting Emperor Francis Josep l in the vicinity of Muerzsteg Syria S were largely extended today. Fres
 detachments of gendarmes have bee . ordered to the hunting district wheI F the movements of all unauthoriZe c persons are prohibited, during tn b time the emperor and the czar ar e hunting.
 Boston, Oct, 2.-Ths republican