Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-23

of the shooting of Cockrell he was II
 stairs in Hargis Brothers store, wit
 James Hargis and three others. Tn
 shooting seemed to come from tn
 court house. On cross examinatio
 Jett made a very bad impression. fl
 was quite sulIen and often refused t
 answer He intimated that he wa
 drinking on the day of the shooting. Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept. 2l:-Accord ing to fugitives arriving at Rila, froI
 D'Joumai, a serious engagement ha
 occurred at Pekin, near Melninka sixty five miles from Salonica. Tn
 Turks are reported to have lost fiv
 hundred killed, including two colon
 els. Many villages were in flames
 The district is in the hands of tn
 insurgents.
 Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 2I.-Befor,
 the international bridge and stru tura
 iron workers convention met in an
 nual session here today, Sam Parks, ;
 labor leader recently convicted il
 New York said: ''I have come her,
 for the purpose of making the fight O.
 my life for labor, and l honestly be lieve it is necessary to make such s fight. Delegates for Lovall Union Nc ?, from New York, will 90 into thi: convention without any hindrance. '' Soon after the convention was called to order Parks jumped to his feet and denounced many of those present, as not being qualified to attend the con veution. Parks was ruled out of order and the convention proceeded to busi- ness.
 Berlin, Sept. 2l.-Prince Henry, of Prussia today took over the command of the Baltic naval station. Tele- graphing to the Grand Duke of Hesse, congratulating him on the launching of the battleship Hesse, Emperor Will jam said: ''In the future the German navy will be comprised of armored representatives of all the races of Ger many, and will be christened by the princes. Filled with the spirit of patriotism, they will, by the grace of God, be the pride, the treas ure and safeguards of the emperor and the empire"
 Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Senator Hanna stated today that there is TO truth in the report that he would re- sign the chairmanship of the national republican committee on account of i'll health. He declined to state he would accept a reelection of the chairmanship of the comittee.
 Chicago, Sept 2I.-Sir Thomas Lip ton is reported today as having passed the night very comfortably. Barring unlocked for complications the bar Onet will be strong enough to leave London at the end of the present week.
 Beaver, Pa, Sept. 21.-A islander suit brought against John Wanna maker by Former State Printer Rob- inson ended in victory for the de- fendant here. The verdict, finding for Wannamaker was read in court his morning.
 Baltimore, Md, Sept. 21.-The lnnual convention of the sovereign ,rand lodge of Odd Fellows opened lere this morning in Ford's opera house. Grand Master Rossman, of the irand Lodge of Maryland, delivered he address of welcome which was re ponded to by Governor Smith and Mayor McLane.
 Victor, Colo, Sept. 2l.-What is be- ieved to have been preconeerted Ittack on Sratton's Independence nine was frustrated last night A entry, posted near the mine, was Inocked unconscious by one of three nen, who approached the mine to in -estigate movements. As he fell his fife was discharged accidentally, the hot alarming the guard, and frighten ng his assailants away.
 Mozambique, East Africa, Sept. 21. An explosion of gunpowder and ,renades occurred in Fort Saozbast- ano Tiksaozbastiano. Many persons were killed and injured. The fort vas badly wrecked. Further eXplos- ons are feared. The cause of the ex- ,losiou was not learned.
 Fresno, Cal. Sept. 21.-Ida Me iinnis, aged twenty years, took poi on yesterday afternoon, and died arly this morning in awful agony. The act was committed in atonement or her fathers sins, and to save him rom felon's cell. Her father is J. }. McGinnis, carpenter, who was ar ested on Saturday, accused of incest with his daughter.
 Pittsburg, Sept. 2l.-The lock out if the national association of marble Iealers took place in the Pittsburg district today. It is estimated that ix thousand men throughout the ountry are idle. The dealers an- lounce that after three days they will esume operations as open shops.
 Washington, Sept. 2l.-Within one lay of the expiration of the time limit ! or the exchange of the notifications if the Herrian canal treaty the state department is absolutely without any equest upon the part of Colombia for n extension of this period. The canal l ituation is regarded at the state de- as hopeless.
 Oyster Bay, Sept. 2l.-President ] today, entertained at luncheon Senator Proctor, of Yer ! lont, Harvey W. Scott, editor of the | of Portland, Maine.
 London, Sept 2l-King Edward | as reapprOved the appointment of | ,usten Chamberlain to be chancellor | f the exchequer; Arnold Foster, tc ! @ secretary of war; Frederick scere Bry of war, to be secretary for India: ! ord Selborn to be secretary of 'oIonies, to succeed Jos Chamber ! ,in Official eon6rmatiop is not 1