Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-11-18

shall not be further consider
ed until four o'clock Thursday after
noon when it be taken up without
further interruption. The resolution
aroused deep opposition on the part
of the democratic minority. The SEN
ate today held short executive SEES
sion and adjourned
Denver, Colo. Nov. 16.-Contrary
to the expectation that prevailed on
Saturday, coal mining will not be re-
sumed in the northern coal fields, the
operators proposition to cOncede an
eight hour day pending the result of
the strike in southern Colorado hav-
ing been rejected by the miners.
Information from the southern field
is that neither the operators nor strik-
ers show any signs 5of weakening. A
prolonged struggle is now expected.
London, Nov. 16.-The Colombian
authorities have cabled to London a
lengthy protest against the United
States action towards Panama il
which they claim the. main RESPONSE
bility for the secession of Panama lies
with United States, first by fomentine
a separatist spirit, secondly by hastily
acknowledging the independence OF
the revolted province; and finally, by
preventing the Colombian government
from using the proper means to re-
press the rebellion.
jefferson City, Mo-, Nov. 16.-At-
torney General Grow will, it is said,
present an application to Governor
Dockery for requisition on the gov
ernor of New York for William Zeig-
Ter the millionaire indicted by the
grand jury on charge of attempted
bribery in connection with the alum
legislation. An officer will be started
east today to bring Zeigler TO this
state.
Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 16.-Tbree
firemen were killed and two injured
as result of the largest fire this city
has suffered in months which occur
red early TO-DAY. The fire was in a
large street car barn which belonged
to the Cleveland Electric Railway
company and is believed to have had
an incendiary origin. There we're one
hunderd motors stored within the
building which covered an erea OF
four acres, The flames spread like a
whirlwind, neeessitating the calling
out of all the available fire fighting
apparatus in the city. The motors
were valued at two thousand dollars
each and the building at sixty thou
sand dollars. The fatalities were
caused by a wall falling upon five of
the fremen.
New York, Nov. 17.-From the fore
mast at the head of the steamer, City
of Washington, which arrived today
from Colon, flew the flag of the Re
public of Panama, and on board were
the special commissioners sent by the
new republic to the United States as
follows: Dr. Manuel E. Amador.
FREDERICK Boyd; Carlos Arozmena,
and Archibald Boyd, an at
tache.
London, Nov. liking Victor
Emanuel and Queen Helena, of Italy,
reached Portsmouth on the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert this morn
ing amidst the salutes from the land
batteries and ships in the harbor
Upon the arrival of the yacht the
Prince of Wales went aboard. and
welcomed the king and queen in the
name of King Edward.
Paris, Nov. HI is learned from
an authoritative source that negotia-
tions have been resumed between
Russia and japan in respect to Man
churia which gives promise of a. sue
cessful and peaceful termination.
No details are available.
London, Nov 17.-Advices from
Brussels say it has been definitely de-
sided that King Leopold will visit
the United States in the spring and
will attend the st. Louis fair
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 17.-Indictments
against United States Senator Chas
Dietrich and Postmaster Jacob Fisher
On charges of conspiracy and bribery,
in connection with the appointment
Of the latter as postmaster, were sub
iects of extreme interest in Omaha to-
lay. 1t is alleged by friends of the
accused officials that when the sena-
-or discovered the questionable char
lcter of the transaction by which the
postmaster reimbursed Dietrich for
money spent on the postoffice build
ng at Hastings, Neb., the payments
made we're returned to Fisher and his
deputy.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, Nov. IL
General Jiminez, leader of the revo-
ution in the Dominican republic,
las arrived at Santiago de Los Cabel-
os, Santo Domingo, to take part in
operations with a view of
making a decisive attack on the CAPT
al of Santo Domingo.
Chicago, Nov. 17.-Mayor Harrison
oday, acting under the Recommended
ion of the city council, began an at
empt to mediate in the differences
the Chicago Railway company
nd its striking employees. The mayor
ispatched letter to President Ham |
lton of the Street Railroad company
skiing that he and other officials of 1
be company meet with the mayor ard |
committee of eight aldermen this |
fternoOn. An attempt will be made /
D discover the means by which the
-rike can speedily be ended. Under
eavy police protection the cars were
perated on Cottage and Wentworth
venues today. There is little dis
and the crowds are orderly. /
President Hamilton reported this
iternoon accepting the invitation to
eet Mayor Harrison and a committee
aldermen.
SHE STRIKES YOU.