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

the four Borrego boys were hanged
 in the same jail yard. There has been
 no hanging at Santa Fe since then
 till today.
 Chicago, Ills, April 3.-This city is almost totally cut of from all tele-
 graphic communication with the out
 side world this morning as the result
 of storm which has prevailed during
 the early part of the day. It was &C., companied by a northeast gale.
 A heavy fall of wet snow caused the telegraph wires to go down in all di- rectiOns.
 The streets are covered with two inches of slush. The temperature is near the freezing point. Vessel men have been warned not to go out on the lake. Official predictions are for the continuance of the storm through out the day and night.
 Sacramento, April 3-Ting Non, a Walnut Grove highbinder. who has been on trial here for nearly a month, was today found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Joeng Him. The jury rec commended life imprisonment as the sentence instead of imposing the death penalty.
 JOeng Him was shot down by six Chinamen last November in the viii lage of Walnut Grove. Five of the murderers were arrested. Two have been convicted of murder in the first degree. One is to be hanged, and others are yet to be tried.
 St. Pierre, Miquelon, April 3.-With 120O passengers each, mostly fisher folk, the French steamers Burgunda and Notre Dame de Salut sailed from St. Malo, France, on March IT for here. They are now a week overdue and great anxiety is felt for the safety of the steamers and their cargoes of human freight.
 An effort is being made to have the minister of marine, at Paris, send out government cruisers in search of the belated steamers.
 Denver, April 3-The annual con- vention of the Western Federation of will be held in Denver, be- ginning May 9.
 An effort will be made to have the eight hour law made universal. Plans are also to be discussed for the pur- chasing and operating of mines by the 
 Madison, Wis, April 3-The train carrying President Roosevelt and party arrived here at four o'clock this The president remained in the car, resting, until g o'clock when be was met by a committee led by Governor Follett, and escorted to the capital.
 The governor rode in an open car riage with the president. The univer- sity regiment and company of the state militia, with mounted guard acted as an escort.
 At 9:3O the president was ushered into the assembly hall, where he ad- dressed the legislature in joint session and about 700 guests who had been invited by card
 The president made a second ad- dress to large crowd who were un- able to gain admittance to the state house. He occupied grand stand at the entrance to the building. After ward the president held a reception to state officials and members of the in the executive office.
 New York, April 3.-One person to be killed and several were injured in fire today in a six story tenement on Henry street on the east side. The firemen found a dead body so badly charred that it could not tell whether it is a man or Mrs. Greenfield, aged 60 years, jumped from a second story Bremen caught her in their arms. Her legs were broken and she sustained other serious injuries
 St. Louis, April 3.-It is expected that an agreement will be reached here this afternoon whereby the threatened strike on the Wabash sys- tenn will be averted and the em- ployees' grievances will be settled on l satisfactory basis.
 Topeka, April 3.-Reports today from all over the state indicate gen sral fall of snow ranging from one to three inches. There has been no damage reported to crops and live stock thus far.
 University of California, April A. A suggestion that President Roosevelt be honored with the degree of LL- D., the highest gift of the University of California, has been discussed by President Wheeler and the faculty of the university.
 Upon President Wheeler's return from Southern California the question will be acted upon by the regents.
 President Roosevelt is to deliver the address here at the commencement ex- ercises, when the degree will be con- farrad