Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1903-02-11
Telegraphic Sparks.

| Pittstiled, Mass, Feb D. - EX
 United States Senator Henry L.
 Dawes died this morning at his home
 in this city. He WIS S6 years old.
 Seattle, Wash, Feb. 5.-In a real
 end collision between two Great | Northern freight trains in this city
 his morning, Engineer Thomas Nor
 ris was instantly killed A heavy fog caused the accident.
 Des Noines, Iowa, Feb. D. DeS
 MoiDes last night was the coldest place iE the United States, south of
 Ioorhead. Minnesota, according to the local weather bureau. The mer- cury registered three degrees below.
 Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 5.-A special to the Star from Fl Paso, Texas, says A head end collision between two i Rock Island freight trains occurred early to lay near here. It resulted in the cea' b of five men, injuring several i cLhers.
 Buffalo, Feb. Give workmer were killed and two others fatally in jured today by the collapse of brick building formerly occupied by Strauss and Son as tannery. The men were engaged in raising the building when it collapsed and buried them beneath the debris
 New York, Feb. 5.-Business was suspended today by New York Cham Der of Commerce and memorial ser vices were held in honor of Abram s. Hewitt. Mayor Lowe introduced resO- lutions which were seconded by An drew Carnegie. The resolutions were adopted by rising vote.
 Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 5.-The storm over the lake region continued with unabated fury throughout the night the wind reaching sixty miles per hour from the west. Early today it is still blowing forty miles per hour. Telegraph service is very badly crip- pied.
 Dover, Del, Feb. 5.-J. Edwards Addicks in a statement issued this af- ternoOn withdrew as candidate for United States senator in the interest of the election of two republican sen atOrs. A ballot was taken in the leg islature today, prior to this announce ment, without any definite result.
 Trenton, N. J., Feb. 5.-The court of errors and appeals today, unani- mously reversed the opinion of Vice Chancellor Emory, which enjoined the United States Steel corporation from comforting s2OO, ,OOO, 900 worth of its seven per cent preferred stock into five per cent second mortgage bonds.
 St. Louis, Mo, Feb. civilian Paull, of London. England, leading baritone of the Castle Square Opera company showing at the Century the ater here, is dead as a result of a fall from the sixth story window of the Southern hotel. When picked up on the pavement Paull was unconscious and died soon after.
 Chicago, Feb. 9.-According to evi- dence given in the Maxwell street po- lice court today, George Powers, a teamster. offered to sell his infant child for 10 cents to his mot her-in- law, Mrs. T. MraZ, and today the young man was a defendant before Justice Sabath in the Maxwell street police court. Mrs. Mraz and her hus band appeared to prosecute.
 Dublin. Ind, Feb. 4.-Mrs. Msgaret Darnall of Denver has obtained di vorce from her husband J. A. Oar nall. on the charge of cruel treatment and abandonment. Darnall, aged 60, a year ago was druggist at Denver. He eloped with Mary Keplinger, aged A She now has a child. Darnall is st present located in Kansas.
 Washington. Feb. 5.-The following has been received at the state department from the United States consulate at Tegucugalpa, Hon duras "The government decrees that Amapala is blockaded." " Amapala is an island where Bonilla. who claim. to have been president of Honduras, has taken stand and is raising force to maintain his claims.
 Reno. Nev., Feb. 5.-About mid night last night two masked men held | 1p the proprietors and fifteen patrons of the Wielaud saloon at the points of | revolvers. The robbers rifled the cash register. In coming out they met | Albert Waugh coming in, and hit him over the head with the butt end of revolver. iuflicting a serious wound. The amount of money taken is not | known
 Portage, Pa, Feb. 9.-An explo ion of dynamite in a fruit store and the