The Alaska prospector., 1905-12-28
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v the signal corp. mu from his Il ion. whn ", nt in search ni him aud has ir,n ..ruuglu l.rrc. Wh n fuund lht Iodv was lying iact t;"wu in ihr snuw, wi,iI gun i'll gras!"d iu i.s l$ud. kull,! ;.adl !e'umc lrwiitic:,d in the ii.zzard, ic~t thc trail aud was frozen to death.
 Boston, Dec. 25-General Miles has resigned his position as iusptc- tor general on the governors staff.
 Bridgeport, Dec. 25-Charlcs Wimola, aged two years, was set afire ny cind e at a birthday par!y of Mary Manion, aged seven years. While trying 10 say. her guest the i tie hostess was fa ally burned. The boy also received in- jurics ir, m which he will die. i Seattle, Dec. 26--The Santa Clara, fl the Northwestern $. s. Co.,, is vc days overdue from Val dez, lu' no tears are entertained as 'n Ter saicfv.
 No e-The forceoi : must refer i io ta,' b.t-Un d. ,.r san a Clara ;I not due at Seattle until to-day.
 Los Angeles. Dec 25-Vannitv's Broadway hotel was totally de- sircycd bv fire th;s morning. cuus- loss of $200000. Ten guests who were asleep in the hotel mar rowlv escaped, a majority of them in their night clothes.
 Los Angeles, Dec. 25-Fourtccn passengers were injured in col lision of three stree: cars to-day A car coming down steep grade ran into car ahead, forcing it into collision with a third ear which was crossing tho tracks, injuring every perscn aboard.
 Shanghai, Dec. 25-Rioting by the Chinese has ceased and the consular courts have been reopened. The marines from the various bat tleships are still guarding the streets.
 Barcelona, Dec. 25-An anarch- ist attempted to stab Cardinal Cas- sanasy, page of the bishop of Un- gel while he was coming from the cathedral.
 St. Petersburg, Dec. 55-The long threatened civil war has at las: broken ont in Russia, the rev. olutionists having openly declared their plans for a republic and or armed armed resistance to the gov ernment forces. Orders have been issued to test the loyalty of the troops preparatory to the struggle. A bloody battle was begun Saturday in Moscow, raging through the streets, which were swept by the cannon of the troops. The revo- iutionists made a spitited resist ance, replying to the fire of the troops with machine guns of Eng fish manufacture, with which, and ammunition therefor, they seemed well supplied. They were, how ever, driven from barricade to bar ricadc by the troops, and finally dispersed. Wholesale arrests are being made in St. Petersburg, the iails being full of labor and revolu- tionary leaders.
 Paris, Dee. 26-Raymond Pre- ionIaine, the Canadian minister of marine and fisheries, died here to- day.
 Washington Dee. 26-Congress- man Lacey, of Iowa, has in'ro- duced a bill in the house levying a tax of s25 on each mining claim in Alaska, the proceeds of which tax are to go into a road fund and be expended under the supervision of the present road commmission.
 Moscow, Dec. 26-The battle still rages batween the revolution isis and the troops. Five thous- and were killed and and fourteen thousand were wounded during the first days fighting. The issue of the fight is doubtful. as the troops are barely holding their own Thousands of houses have heen burned by the revo!utionists who are throwing bombs with ter rible effect. There is no telling now soon the conflict will end or what the result of it will be. Washington, Dec. 26-The presi- dent has removed district attorney irving F. Baxter, of Nebraska. for being too lenient in his prosecu- tions of cattle men who fenced in grazing ground. He refused to re- sign.
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