The Alaska prospector., 1906-01-18

sumably cattle men, last night at- tackled the camps of two Utah flock masters, and shot A. N. Gar site and Robert Allen. herders. The sheep were slaughtered and camp wagons burned. The affair took place close to the Wyoming line.
 Calumet, Mich, Jan. 12-The Tamarack copper mine, the deep est mine in the world. is on fire. Three men, three-quarters of q mile below the surface, are missing.
 St. Petersburg. Jan. 12-Witte has been waited on by delegation of citizens. who asked the order prohibiting all public gatherings be wit ilhdrawn, to which he replied that the repression order could not be modified before Jan p. He said that these radical measures of Minister DurnovO were ncces- sary because the people had mis- used their concessions, the right to hold meetings being interpreted as q license to create street disturb ances. Witte is determined to save the country at all costs, and he is very bitter toward the mod crates because they have denied him their support.
 SanFranciscoJan.13-Aurell Her rara. of Baker ,iield, Cal, knocked out Young Corbett in the fifth round last night, at the Pacific Athletic Pavilion. Herrara's vic tory was an easy one, Corbctt lack ing the dash that has won him so many victories, and such blows as he succeeded in landing did little damage. The fight was nearly ended in the first round when Her rara caught Corbett on the jaw with q right and left in quick sue cession. which sent him staggering to the ropes, but succeeding blows were SO poorly directed and did SO little damage that Corbet recovered and held his own until the fifth round, when a vicious rlght-hand swing to tie jaw put him down and he took the count.
 Cape Haytien. Jan. 13-General Morales resignation as president of San Domingo was rendered this morning and immediately accepted He will leave Santo Domingo on a United States gunboat for Porto Rico. President Caceres who has been acting president since the Mo rales fight is now president. The change in the government does not imperil the negotiation of the treaty with the United States.
 Algcciras, Spain, Jan 1.-The cnvoys of the interested nations met here yesterday to decide as to what action would be taken by the powers regarding Morocco.
 Seattle. Jan. 15-The steamer Oregon, enrOutc south from Valdez is repored this morning entering the straits.
 Seattle, Jan. 15-Thomas w.. O'Brien, the general manager of the Alaska Mines Railroad Co.,, has succeeded in securing q subsidy of f14 , a mile from the government ana gill build thirty miles of road 'ts,ic summer, from Dawson to Sul- rhur Springs.
 Chicago, Jan. 15-Dr. William Ranney Harper, president of the Chicago University. was buried Sunday, the funeral being one of largest ever held in Chicago. Me- morial services were also held in New York.
 Cleveland, Jan. 15-Rev. w. N. Cleveland, brother of Grover Cleve- land. Is seriously i'll at his home in this city, having been stricken with paralysis, He is eighty-three years of age.
 Cherbigoff, Russia, Jan. 1.-Two bombs were thrown to-day at Gen eral khovastoff, governor of the province. while he was returning from the cathedral. The governor Was only slightly wounded. but his wife was seriously injured by the explosion.
 St. Petersburg, Jan. 15 - The radical press predicts the bank ruptcy of the Russian government, stating that there is no prospect of internal peace in Russia.
 New York, Jan. Is - Marshal Fields is better to-day, the phy- sician's bulletin being more hope ful than at any time during his ill., ness. All of the relatives of the sick man have reached his bedside.
 Cape Hayticn Jan. 15-Gcneral .Caceras. the new president of San DominpO defeated the inSuroents