Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-01-13

their warships in spite OF a protest
from the Corean government and the
situation is considered quite grave.
Omaha, Jan. THE jury in the
case of Senator Dietrich, charged with
bribery, in the United States circuit
court, was completed at eleven O'Clock
today, and the taking of testimony was
commenced this afternoon
Paris, Jan. Although without
information regarding the contents of
the Russian reply to Japan, official
and diplomatic circles are distinctly
pessimistic regarding a peaceful solu-
ton.
Chicago, Jan. 7.-Jno. Schmidt, a
stage hand of the IrOquois theater was
arrested today and locked up in de-
fault of bonds on a charge of man
slaughter.
Haverill, Mass, ina. John A.
Glines, city treasurer, was arrested
today charged with the larceny of
s43, 900 of the city's funds.
San Francisco, Jan. THE steamer
Siiseria sailed today to the orient via
Honolulu with several war CORE
spondents aboard.
New York, Jan. Z. e. II. Hartman
was today elected president of the
Union Pacific railway company.
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan The en-
ployes of the Carnegie steel company
at Homestead have issued an ultimat-
um to Supt. A. r. Hunt that unless a
compromise is reached on the wage re-
duction made the first of the year the
tonnage men will quit work within
five days. Saturday all the crews of
the 40 inch mill quit, refusing to
work at the reductions proposed.
Supt. Hunt was not given any time to
decide whether he could have the scale
changed. The crews of the other mills
adopted scales of their own and pre-
scented them to Mr.. Hunt, who will
place them before the directors of the
steel company.
Kansas City, Jan. THE Star to-
day will print a story to the effect
thu Senator Mark A. Hanna will
announce his candidacy for the presi-
dency on Tuesday next, asserting that
this information was impaired yester-
day to Richard c. Kerens Of st. Louis,
and national committeeman for Mis-
souri,, over long distance phone.
st. Petersburg, Jan. THE war
ministry has received a dispatch from
Toxic, saying that Baron de Rosen,
the Russian minister, at the latter
place presented the Russian reply to
the japanese cabinet yesterday.
No intimation is given out as to its
reception, or what action will be
taken by the Japane-e government.
Washington, Jan. limited States
Minister Allen, at Seoul, cabled the
state department under today's date,
saying that the Russian marines, who
were landed at Chemulpo, and we're
refused transportation to Seoul, over
the Japanese railway, reached the
capital this morning, marching over
land.
Brest, France, Jan. THE Russian
cruiser Ualmaza will leave here to-
morrow for the far east apparently in
anticipation of war.
New York, Jan. 7.-Chas. NJ.
Schwab, ex-president of the United
States Steel corporation, took the
stand today in the receivership hear
ing, to tell of his connection with the
sale of the Bethlehem Steel company
to the ship yards concern.
He gave his age as Al years and said
he had no occupation.
He denied any official connection
with the Bethlehem Steel company,
but admitted that he had an "enor-
nous pecuniary interest in that COM
pany."
Princeton, n. j., Jan. Ruth |
Cleveland, the eldest daughter of ex-
President and Mrs. Grover Cleveland /
died today, very Unexpectedly from a
weakening of heart action during a
mild attack of diptheria. She was i'll
only four days. She was fifteen
years old.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. IA special to
the State Journal, from Tucumcari,
New Mexico, today says: 1.-The wreck
of the Golden State limited train, |
the Rock Islands overland California /
train, occurred at Revuelto this morn
ing"
1t collided with a freight train, |
partly on the siding, disabling the
train, and tearing up one hundred 1
yards of track.
The dispatch adds: ''None was
killed"
Chicago, Jan. THE coroner and
chief of police received information |
this afternoon that persons have been /
breaking the locks on the exits OF the 1
Iroquois theater in an attempt to des-
troy evidence.
Salt Lake, Utah. Jan. Perry S.
Heath, former first assistant postmaster |
general, has been summoned to give /
testimony in the case of the govern |
ment against Former Superintendent |
of Rural Delivery Machen, and leaves
for Washington this afternoon.
Washington, Jan. General Rafael |
Reyes, the Colombian special envoy, !
has received the answer from the 1
Washington government to his note, /
charging the. United States with vio-
lation of the treaty of 1916.
The answer was prepared by Secre-
tary Hay and is cOuched in diplomatic 1
terms. He expressed a wish to deal !
Justly with Colombia, but makes an
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