Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-09

lecturers to the effect that thel
 ranges would have to be sold at ceI
 tain prices or the company will refus
 to make connections.
 Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept .4.-Colone
 Jankoff, the insurgent leader, wit
 three lieutenants of the Servian army
 at the head of band of four hundre'
 insurgents with flag flying, crosse,
 the frontier on Monday into Turke.
 and passed the outposts, unopposed
 General Zontcheff, president of th
 Macedonian committee, in the dis
 guise of a sheep herder, also crossed
 the frontier. A dispatch from Rili
 says that the date of the general in
 surrection has been postponed.
 Seagirt, N. J., Sept. 4.-A team O
 six men, representing the first regi
 ment of the New Jersey Nationa
 Guard, won the trophy at the inter
 state regimentnl team match. whicl
 was concluded this morning. The win
 ming team scored total of 553 out of a possible 600.
 Telluride, Colo, Sept. 4.-The fed eral labor union today called out tho cooks and walters at the Smugglel and Union mines. In consequence three hundred miners are forced tC cease work as there is no other place where they can obtain board. This action makes the mill tie up complete.
 Denver, Colo, Sept. Ex-Governor Peabody, today, issued orders to dis patch a regiment of cavalry of the first squadron of cavalry, battery A, and signal corps, one thousand men in all, to the scene of the strike troubles at Cripple Creek. Brig. General Chase will command the troops.
 Constantinople, Sept. 4.-The Unit ed States cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco are expected to reach Beirut today. Turkish reports indicate the complete success of military opera tions against the insurgents in Klis- sura district. Over four hundred insurgents were killed.
 Oyster Bay, Sept. 4.-Geo. B. Cor telyou, secretary of the department of commerce and labor, was the first caller on the president today. He came to Oyster Bay to discuss official matters. Other guests at luncheon were Assistant Secretary of State Loomis and Colonel and Mrs. Lafay- ette Young. MT. Young is editor of the Des Moines, Iowa, Capital.
 Belgrade, Servla, Sept. 4.-Forty seven officers of the Servian army, stationed at Nish, were arrested last night on the discovery of a plot to kill all of the conspirators and assas- sins concerned in the palace assassina- tions of King Alexander and Queen Draga. The plot leaked out before it could be executed.
 New York, Sept. 4.-Jack Munroe, of Butte, Montana, today, refused an fight with Jeffries, sending the following message to McCary of the Century Athletic club of Los An geles. ''The date is too soon Will fight Jeff in January. There is not time enough to train for an immediate fight.
 Berlin, Sept. 5.-The Turkish gov according to information rom the foreign office has notified -he powers that the porte cannot guar lntee the safety of the foreign lega- ions at Constantinople. This most statement was commun- cated to the respective representa- ives without any explanation or any qualifying details. The porte's ina 1ility to take energetic hold of the insurrection is the worst eature of the situation at present.
 ConstantinOple, Sept. 5.-Although n high Turkish official circles the endency is decidedly against war, the lnrest among the military element md in certain sections among the civil population, has mark ally increased during the past few lays. The local papers are inhaming he populace by highly colored ac- counts of the Bulgarian outrages. United States Consul Ravendal, at Beirut, reports a general state of in- ecurity there.
 Las Vegas, N. M., Sept. 5.-News las just been received here of the murder of Juan Solano, a prominent 1 itiZen of the village of Ribera. His 'ody was found near the village be- idle the dead body of his horse. The rime is enshrouded in mystery.
 Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 5.-A train arrying Turkish troops, between Us .ub and Velos, was blown up yester- dy hcdi -NoNdShd- 1t iS IcpOitcu budL |
 great many soldiers were killed. | The details are lacking.
 Block Island, R. l., Sept. 5.-A l arge four masted schooner foundered | arly this morning off here. At day fight, no trace had been found of the rev, although it is possible that they | Tere rescued by some passing vessel.
 Berlin, Sept. 5.-A dispatch from ;onstantinOple says it is rumored hat the Turkish troops have already | rossed the Bulgarian frontier.
 New York, Sept. 5.-FraRcis N. Ieuque, forty six years of age, and a by profession, was con- litted to Bellevue hospital today to e examined as to his sanity. Beuque ad been arrested for writing a letter 0 Secretary of Stste Hay, threatening he secretary if his claim of SI4, ,OO0 is ot paid immediately. The man has een writing to the various administra- ions in reference to the claim since he administration of President liar ison.
 Berlin, Sept. 5.-A dispatch was re- eived from COnstantinople today, 'hich says: "War with Bulgaria is n sight" A council of war recom- lended sending an amended ultima nm to Bulgaria but the sultan decid- q to wait. 1t is rumored that Turk 'h troops have already crossed the -ontier without declaration of war.
 Members of the council of war sat D all night at YiIdizkiosk and desig- ated Edhim Pasha as commander in