Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-01

r Erlau, Hungary, June 26.-FouI
f violent earth quake shocks occurred
d here early this morning. Nearly all
( the buildings in town we're torn and
/ damaged.
Rome, June 26.-The ceremony of
5 comforting palliums on the new arch
5 bishops and bishops occurred in the
t private chapel of the residence of Car
dinal Luigi Macchi, dean of the car
/ dinal of deacons this morning.
Asbury Park, n. j., June ga
woman, whose identity is kept pro-
found secret, has paid Conductor
! Daniel johnson $1,000 as reward for
his honesty in returning $4,000 worth
of jewels which she had left on a
train of the New Jersey Southern rail-
road. The woman told johnson he
would hear later from her husband,
and he is wondering if he is to be
further rewarded.
Topeka, Kan, June 20. The extra
session of the legislature will likely
end tonight. In a statement today
Governor Bailey explained his atti-
tude toward the relief appropriation,
asserting that the local authorities
are well able to care for the situation
and that there is very little destitu-
ton.
The legislature has enacted nearly
fifty laws to enable cities and towns
to care for the situation locally, &C
cording to their various necessities.
Chicago, June 25.-An explosion of
ammonia gas in the Citizens brewery
this morning wrecked the building
and resulted III the fatal injury of
Chas. Brunke, the night brewer. Two
others we're seriously injured. The
explosion caused damage amounting
to $780, 900.
Washington, June 25.-Owing to the
ill health of Postmaster General PayLe
he did not go to the post office de
partment this morning.
Payne's health has been unsatisfac-
tory for several days.
New York, June PA series of
romantic happenings has led to the
departure of Mary Stanbre of Keasby.
near New Brunswick, to the old coun- |
try. Her passage is being paid by
William Koslup, who followed her to
this country with the intention of
making her his wife. He now aids her
to return to her native village to be /
welded by his rival.
Miss Stanbre two years ago was
wooed by two men, one of whom was
Koslup. The other man she was will
ing to marry, but they had quarrel
and she came to this country.
Seeing his case was hopeless, Koslup
told her his rival was still unmar-
ried and advanced her the money,
with the understanding that she is to |
return it on her becoming the rivals
bride.
Rome, June 25.-The public consist
DRY, postponed from June Is, was held
today with much pomp. With all the
ceremony attending the papal court
the pope was borne to the throne
where he conducted the ceremony of /
bestowipg the red hat on the new car
dinals. The ceremony was made as
short as possible in order to lessen the
pontiff's fatigue. Extreme weakness
was apparent, and many believe that
this is the last consistory under Leo
thirteenth.
Boston, June %. The equestrian
statue of General Joseph Hooker,
erected on the state house grounds here
was dedicated today. The day was
made general holiday. Preceding
the ceremony great military parade,
headed by Governor Bates. Generals
Merritt, Brooke, Howard and Sickles
and many veterans was held.
Topeka, Mas, June Drain, so
tremendous in volume that it practi-
cally amounted to cloud burst, fell
over Topeka at midnight. A number
of residents of South Topeka we're
compelled to seek higher ground.
Some small houses were washed away.
Soldier creek is today flowing over
Kansas avenue bridge, and the Kaw is
rising.
Washington, June 25.-The presi-
dent has decided to transmit to the
Russian government a petition pre-
sented to him by the B'Nai Birth So
ciety regarding the treatment of the
Jews in Russia.
His decision was reached after ma
ture consideration as some doubt was
expressed as to what reception the pc
tition will be given by the Russian
government.
Topeka, Kas., June 25.-The house
today killed the bill introduced by
Representative Baltic Waggener APP
propriating 81, 600, 600 out of the state
treasury to repair the Kaw river
bridges destroyed 10y the recent flood.
At two O'Clock no bill has been
passed for the relief of the flood
sufferers and none seemed in sight.
Belgrade, June 25.-Great enthus-
iasm was manifested over King Peter
this morning when he took the oath
of his office before the Skupschtina.
He subsequently held review of the
troops.
King Peter this afternoon, confirm
ed the appointments of the existing
ministry.
Kiel, June 25.-''I shall telegraph
to the president today, sirs, telling
him in what perfect condition L have
found your Ships was what was said
by Emperor William in parting with
Admiral Cotton aboard the Kearsarge
today. The emperor made thorough
inspection of all the American ships
New Orleans, June 25.-With for
NAL ceremony today Mayor CapdeviIle
turned the first spade full of earth in
the work of constructing the new sew
erage and water drainage system for
New Orleans The estimated cost of /
the work is $4,000. 600. Ii will be
completed within five years.
Hobart, Okla. June 25.-Leonard /
Lam. prominent Oklahoma man,
was found dead ON the railvLy tracks ,