Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-10-07
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Vienna, Sept. 30.-The czar of Rus sia. accompanied by a numerous suite, including Foreign Minister Lams- doreff, arrived here today. He was met at the railroad station by Emper or Francis Joseph. The greetings of the two monarchs was of the heartiest character. They kissed each other affectionately. 4 state luncheon was given for their majesties at Schoen- bronn castle.
 London, Sept. 3O.-Sir Michael Herbert. British ambassador to the United States, died today at Davos Platz, Switzerland.
 Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 30.-The International Association of Struc- tural Bridge and Iron Workers, at their annual convention here today, voted unanimously to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. The secretary was instructed to imme- diately apply for a charter. This ac- tion, which probably marks the most important step in the life of the or ganization, was received with great enthusiasm. The long expected lover Parks dispute was postponed inde- fnitely.
 Buda Pest, Hungary, Sept. 30.- Count Hedevary formally announced his resignation of the premiership in the lower house of the Hungarian diet today.
 Cripple Creek, Sept. 3O.-Informa- tion has been filed today against Geo. Kiner editor and manager of the Vic tor Record and four other members of the force, who were arrested by the military last night for malicious libel and islander.
 Judge Advocate Mcclellan, when asked why the entire force was arrest ed said that all are equally guilty in publishing the libelous article in the Victor Record of this morning. An attempt will be made to send all the men to the penitentiary. The Record is securing a new force today and will continue to be published Tom Forest and T. McGalledy, union men. who have been in the bull pen for thirteen days were released today. New York, Sept. 3O--The spirit of hostility created among the fusionists by the attitude of Controller Grouty, and President Fornes, toward Tam many, on account of the coup of placing them on the democratic ticket. is gaining. The crisis of the incident must soon be reached. Senator Platt and Governor Odell held a conference at the Fifth avenue hotel today. Tammany continues in its purpose of nominating Mcclellan for mayor and of placing Grcuty and Fornes on the ticket
 St. Louis, Sept. 30.-Under instruc- tions from Circuit Attorney Folk, who has been Investigating the affairs of the Rialto Grain and Securities company. d raid was made today on the offices of the concern. Six mem bers and employees of it. inlcuding President Hugh c. Dennis were arrest ed, and with the books aud papers of the company were taken to the four courts in a patrol wagon.
 London, Sept. 30.-The death of Sir Michael Herbert was announced at to- days session of the Alaskan boundary commission. by Chief Justice Aver stone. With intense emotion he in. terrupted counsel in an argument and spoke feelingly of workman. who il behalf of Great Britain, negotiated. and signed the treaty by which th, Alaskan tribunal was constituted. The sitting was suspended for one day out of respect to his memory.
 Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Sept 3O Street car service in the Canadian Soo was resumed again today. On, alleged leader of the rioters was ar rested today. Additional troops ar, dA lllS Ab lANNNAAA d AAli AlhtA DAA Jt car of idle men.
 Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 30.-It il announced today that W. J. Bryan will be in Ohio on October 5th to ten der his assistance to the democrati, cause. He will speak twice during the day at Columbus and Sandusky.
 Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Oct. l. The street ear employees on the line in the American and Canadian So' are to be paid today, according to tn announcement made by the Lake Su perior company which controls tn traction system. The Canadian So, is now quiet. Part of the troops vii be withdrawn. No further trouble i feared.
 Danneiuora. \. Y., Oct. L-Willis Frederick and Burton Van Worme were put to death in the eiectri chair. in fifteen and one half min utes, at Clinton prison today, for tb murder of their uncle, Peter A. Hal