Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1903-07-15
Geographic Sparks.

Evansville, Ind, July S.-IhiS
city passed a quiet night, with five
hundred soldiers guarding the court
house and Jail.
Brigadier General Mckee is practi-
cally in control of the city. Bust
ness is entirely suspended, and sew
eral factories are shut down. Three
more deaths are expected as a result
of Monday nights riot. The first OF
| the funerals will be held this after
noon, and five more will be held to-
morrow. The effect of the funerals
is dreaded as another outbreak is
| feared.
London, July S.-Rear Admiral
Cotton and Captain EHemphill of the
Flagship Kearsarge and the other Am
erican officers who will attend the
state ball tonight at Buckingham pal
ace, arrived in London today, accom-
panied by Admiral Milne, King Ed
wards representative. They subse-
quently paid round of official visits.
Kin Chau, opposite New Cnwang,
Manchuria, July S.-AlI the promi-
nent Russian officials in China, Man
churia and Korea are attending a con-
ference at Port Arthur today.
The proceedings of the conference
are enveloped in profound secrecy.
1t is popularity supposed that the Rus
slams are considering the war ques-
tions. The possibility of war is be-
lieved to be increasing steadily.
San Francisco, July s.-The big
carriage and wagon depository of
Studebaker Bros, ON Market and
Tenth streets, was destroyed by fire
this morning. The building was gut
ted, and the stock is an entire loss.
The damage is estimated at 500, 600.
Athens, Greece, July S.-The agita-
tion regarding the currant monopoly is
daily growing more serious in western
Peoloponesus. The peasants are prac-
ticalIy in revolt. Conflicts with the
troops are of daily occurrence.
Biseen, Kan, July S.-Forty farm
ers stopped Missouri Pacific train
here last night and went through it
in search of harvest hands. They
offered the passengers three dollars
per day to get off the train and go to
work in the harvest fields.
Buffalo, n. Y, July S.-A close
watch is being kept along the river
below the international bridge for the
body of mau now believed to be Ed
Delehanty, the famous base ball play
er who fell through an open draw last
Thursday night. The unknown man
was put off Michigan Central train
at Bridgeburg and started to walk
across the bridge when the draw was
open. In valise left Oh the train
clothes, etc., were found bearing
Delehanty's name. Suicide is sus-
pected.
London, July S.-Although Presi-
dent Loubet retired late last night he
arose at his customary hour of 80
O'Clock and started on another long
day of functions at nine.
Accompanied by his suite, the pres
ident visited Windsor Castle, and the
Mausoleum at Frogmore, where he
laid wreath ON Victoria's tomb.
At Zarnsborough President Loubet,
accompanied by King Edward and
Queen Alexandria witnessed the re-
view of sixteen thousand troops.
Port of Spain, Island of Trinidad,
July SIT is reported from Cuidad
Bolivar that Venezuelan officers, yes
terday, captured three American
steamers near Apure and that the rev.
olutionists at Ciudad Bolivar cap
tured two American vessels An at
tack on Bolivar, by the revolution
lists, is expected to occur tomorrow.
Kansas City, Mo-, July S.-Today
is the hottest of the season. The tenn
perature ranges between ninety and
one hundred and three throughout
Kansas and Missouri.
Omaha, Neb., July S.-The annual
convention of the National Editorial
association opened here today.
President G. \. Willard delivered
the annual address.
New York, July 8.-Garnegie has
received cordial letters of thanks
from Count Cassini, the Russian am
bassador, and from the queen of the
Netherlands, upon the occasion of his
presentation of a million and half
dollars to the Netherlands for per-
manent building for the use of the
! court of arbitration at The Hague.
London, July 9.-Cheered by the
throngs crowding the route from st.
James Palace to the railroad station,
President Loubet departed from Lon
don early this morning.
King Edward met the president at