Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-17
Telegraphic Sparks.

CIeNelanQ, June III. In the pres
ence of large and distinguished as
semblage, Miss Ruth Hanna, youngest
daughter of Senator Hanna, and Jo-
seph Medill Mccormick, one of the
editors of the Chicago Tribune, son
of Robert S. Mccormick, ambassador
to Russia, and grandson of Joseph
Medill, for many years the owner and
editor of the Chicago Tribune, were
united in marriage at st. Paul's
Episcopal church at noon today.
The maid of honor was Miss Lucia
McCurdy, cousin of the bride. The
groom was accompanied by his
brother, Rutherford.
President and Miss Roosevelt were
seated in front pew.
The ceremony was followed by
wedding breakfast at "Glenmore,
one hundred and fifty guests being
entertained.
Springfield, Ill. June 10.-Five com
panies of the Illinois militia have been
ordered to East ST. Louis today by
Acting Governor Northcotte. Pillaging
was commenced in the flooded district
of that city today and the authorities
we're unable to cope with the lawless-
ness.
Washington. June 10-Acting Ad-
jutant General Hall has ordered the
commanding officer of the department
of Colorado to send troops from Fort
Grant and Fort Huachuca to Morenci,
Arizona, at once in order to protect
life and property.
Direct violence is to be avoided if
possible The order is in response to
telegram to the president from Act
ing Governor Stoddard, of Arizona,
who states that three thousand men,
mostly foreigners, are on "a strike at
Morenci.
London, June 1O.-That interest in
the political situation has been en-
hanced by the dramatic development
of yesterday, are fully evidenced to-
day by the remarkable animation and
alertness of evrey ybody in and about
both houses of parliament when the
time approached for the resumption
/ of the debate in the house of commons
ON the amendment of Henry Chaplain,
conservative, to budget the bill
The debate was resumed by Major
Seely, conservative, who as con-
vinced free trader. rejoieed in the re-
peal of the grain tax.
Belgrade, Servia, June IA mill
tary revolution broke out here last
night. The troops who revolted are
under the leadership of Major Angi-
kovics and they surrounded the palace
and assassinated King Alexander,
Queen Draga. the Iatter's sister, the
queens brother Nikodem, Premier
Markovitch, Ministers Petrovitch and
Tudorovitch, General Pavolovitch, the
former minister of war, and some OF
the members of the royal guard.
Prince Karageorgevitch was pro
claimed king. A new government
was formed, and a proclamation is
sued rehabltiating the constitution OF
April Is, 1901, and calling a meeting
of the national representatives to meer
at Belgrade on June 10.
The people apparently approve O
the coup d'elat THE assassination
was perpetrated between zlO;3O las
night and , o'clock this morning.
AS morning advanced the excitemen
| in the streets grew steadily. Troop
were posted everywhere to deal witt
; any opposition to the new govern
ment's will
| Flags are flying from every house
: There is absolutely no sign of mourn
r ing.
The assassination closes the caree
2 of the Obrenovitch dynasty, Alexande
! being the last of his race. The Kar
e ageorgevitchs now have no serious OF
g position in Servia.
According to the best available in
formation, the crime was carried on
by members of the sixth infantr
under command of Colonels Mischic
7 and Machin. The latter is brother
! in-law of the late Queen Draga an
is minister of public works in the ne
cabinet. The soldiers apparentl
i fought their way into the palaC
shooting down the aide de camps Q
duty.
e London, June 1.-THE tragedy
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