Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30

session of the Alaskan boundary com mission. The attorney general made it clear that Canada wants about every thing. David s. Watson, of Pittsburg opened for the United States.
 Milwaukee, Wis, Sept. 23.-The twenty third annual reunion of the old time telegraph operators and so- ciety of the United States military corps of operators is being held here today.
 Tacoma, Wash, Sept 2I.-Fear exists in southern Washington that Mount St. Helens, a supposedly ex- tinct volcano, will break into erup- tion soon. Miners working at the base say last weeks earthquake in the Cascade mountains was caused by vol cano disturbances below the crater of St. Helens. There are spots near the top of the mountain where the rocks are too hot to be touched. A hissing noise is heard all about the crater and steam issues in volumes from Assures. On Friday, when the earthquake shock was felt, several mountain climbers near the summit were nearly thrown to the ground.
 St. Petersburg, Sept. 24-The Rus sian government has issued an official note reiterating hat the attitude of the powers in regard to the Austro- Russian reform scheme, for Macedonia is unchanged, and consequently neither Turkey nor Bulgaria can ex- pect any support from any quarter in the event of an open or secret resist ance to that scheme
 Constantinople, Sept. 24. The battle of Kreena pass is still in prog ress. The insurgents are successfully holding the strong positions. Their casualties are very slight dnly about d score being killed or wounded, while the Turks have lost five officers and 300 men in killed and wounded.
 New York, Sept. 2l.-The Shamrock 1. is reported today to have been sold to Geo. DePina of this city, who will probably convert the yacht into a cruising schooner. The price is not mentioned.
 Iron Mountain, Mo, Sept. PA pistol duel occurred in this place be- tween Frank Harris of Doe Run and James Stout of Iron Mountain. liar ris, who called at the Stout home, ex- pecting to find the latter absent, was attacked as he entered the gate. He drew a revolver and shot Stout in the neck. Stout then secured a shotgun, and as Harris was retreating fired. Both men are in a serious condition and may die. lt is alleged Harris was unduly attentive to Scouts wife.
 Kansas City, Mo, Sept 24.-At this mornings session of the iron workers convention the entire New York delegation was formally seated, but not without a final fight on one of Parks followers. A heated discussion arose over the seating of Joseph A. Mulaney, which ended in seating him, with other members of the New York delegation. This action made the vic tory of tbe Parks crowd complete.
 Sofia, Sept. 2i-According to tel egram received here today from Ko- send, thirty four miles from Sofia, six hundred Turks were killed in fight at Koschaui on Sept. 18th. The Turkish forces numbered about seven thousand.
 Washington, Sept. 2l. A telegram was received today from General Grant. commanding the department of Texas saying that case of yellow fever has been reported at Laredo on the Rio Grande.
 Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Sept. 24. - The situation in the Canadian Soo, which is suffering most from the shut down of the Lake Superior ConsOli- dated cOmpany's plants, is today the worst since the closing of the works. Added to the general destitution Of the discharged employees comes the announcement today that the street car men will strike next Monday, un- less they receive their pay in full. The requests for aid are increasing. Many of them come from men who hold pay checks which they cannot cash.
 Philadelphia, Sept. 24.-ln run ming fight on the streets today Police man Jno. Donovan and Samuel Arch CT, nergo, were fatally wounded. Donovan observed the negro acting suspiciously, and attempted to arrest him. Archer fled, pursued by three other officers and Donovan, who fired at him. The fugitive returned the hre on the policemen, before he fell, wounded four times.
 BerKe'ey, Calif., Sept. 2f-ln the presence of nearly ten thousand peo- pie, the open air theatre. presented Co the university of California by William Randolph Hearst was dedi- cated this afternoon with Aristphaues' Greek play, "Thc Birds The audi torium is modelled after the ancient amphitheatres and seats ten thousand people. It is of cement.
 London, Sept. 24.-The Daily EX presss say it understands that a new north pole expedition is being organ ized by Capt Drake, who proposes Co build a vessel of barkeutiue rig with auxiliary steam power. She will be of 3S0 tons, and will be provisioned for six years. With a crew of twenty. Capt. Drake will leave London in De