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

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 them" by c. A. Vince, secretary of | Chamberlain tariff organization. Pana, H., Oct. 3.-The body of Mathies Rusher, who so .mysteriously disappeared three weeks ago, was found in cornfield near Edinburg, his body being in state of extreme decomposition. Three weeks ago he quarreled with his wife about her go- ] ing to church, obiecting strongly to her attending divine services. She i insisted on going and be killed him self.
 Oskalooso, Ia., Oct. Civilian T. Henry, aged 59 years, committed suicide at his farm southeast of the city by hanging himself in a barn. Temporary alteration was the cause. He was man of considerable wealth. He had sold some faIms and felt he had been worsted in the bargain and | had worried over the matter. Henry was in poor health and feared pov- erty.
 Buffalo, N. r., Oct. 5.-Former l Postmaster General Bissell is said to be dying. Dr. Sherman, the attend ing physician, said today: MT Bissell is in very critical condition. He may live through the day but l cannot undertake to say whether he will live longer. His condition is ! desperate.
 : Manila, Oct. 5.-Trade statistics show that exports from the Philip pines have increased twenty per cent during the past year with the total amounting to the value of S33, ti96, 5S7. ] The imports decrease slightly during the same period.
 : Nelichnas., Oct. 5.-The five year old son of Frederick Wagoner, is dead here as result of an attempt made by two of his playmates to make him eat sand. They dislocated his peck and quantity of sand was found in the boys stomach. The offenders who are known will be arrested.
 St. Louis, Oct. 5.-J. Weller Reed, wanted in Los Angeles for the embez- element of five thousand dollars from | the California Fruit Gamers assOcia- { tion, was arrested here today. He 1 lodged complaint against a woman whom he charged with robbing him of ! two thousand dollars and he himself was arrested, on description furnished by the Los Angeles police. Reed had been stopping at hotel under the alias "Johnson.
 Temple, Tex, Oct. 5.-Last night at the Methodist schurch, Y. P. Ling, a Chinese restaurant proprietor. was married to Miss Pearl Elliott, au | American girl. The groom is wealthy, owns several valuable farms, professes the Christian religion, is naturalized and affects the manner isms of an American. He sacrificed his queue several years ago.
 Chicago, Oct. 5.-Tbe big printing establishments here were partially crippled today by strike of Franklin union No. 4, press feeders.> The feed CTS decline to work in houses controll- ed by the Chicago Typothetae Eighteen hundred men are out. Lumberton, N. M., Oct. 5.-Albert P. E. Coape shot and killed his wife, his sister-in-law, Miss Hernade and then himself here today. Coape was an Englishman formerly known as Sir Albert P. E. Coape. He has been in | the saloon business here for over ! twenty years. He received regular re- mittances from England. The cause of today's tragedy is unknown. ! Montpelier, Vt, Oct. 5.-From a ! bullet wound received in a riot be- tween anarchists and socialists, at j Barre. on Saturday night, Eli Corti, an anarchist, died here during the night. Alexander Carretto, social
 ist. is charged with the crime of mur- der for killing him. There is much excitement, and threats are heard | of further trouble.
 ! Manila, Oct 5.-The legislative counsel of Moro provinces has passed an anti-slavery law, which prohibits slave hunting and for the conliscation
 of all vessels engaged in the trade.
 Maaslias, Holland, Oct. 5.-The
 French Iugger, President Carnot, was
 wrecked off the Hook of Holland to- day and thirteen drowned.
 Akron, Ohio, Oct. 5.-The color
 rush at Buchtel college today, result ed in the suspension by the faculty of every man in the college, with the eX- ception of three who did not reach
 the college until after the rush was all over. Freshmen appeared this morning wearing their colors and the upper class men in defiance of the in
 hibition of President Church, attack ed the freshmen after chapel. The suspension followed.
 Caseville, Mich, Oct. 5.-George ! North, a Russian, took his four chil- dren rowing on Pigeon river last even
 ing. While under a small foot bIidpe.
 one of the children stood up, lest its
 balance mad capsized the boat Three
 of the children were drowned and the
 father has lost his mind as a result of
 the tragedy.
 Los Angeles, Oct. 5.-Two tramps