The Ketchikan miner., 1907-10-12

 Myers who jumped from his engine in an effort to save himself, was badly injured, and will probably die.
 Boise, Oct. 7.-The condition of Clarence Darrow, the attorney who gained so much unfavorable notoriety in Spokane recently by refusing to rise during the rendition of "Ameri- ca, - and who underwent an operation l few days ago, the trouble being an abeess on the beain, is reported as much better and hopes are now enter tained for his ultimate recovery. A second operation was performed yes- terday which was very successful.
 Tangier, Oct. 7-The British gov ernment has agreed to the terms of Raisuli chief of the outlaw Moorish tribes who succeeded in capturing Kaid Mclean, head of the Sultan S army, several months ago The terms require the payment to Raisuli of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars and absolute protection for him. Mclean is to be released as soon as the terms of the agreement are complied with.
 San Francisco, Oct. 7.-The mayor l atty election was held here Saturday, and the republicans claim the election of Ryan, republican and labor candi- date by a plurality of not less thar 5, GOO. On the other hand, the friends and supporters of Taylor, the inde- pendent law and order candidate, arc confident of his election by a safe majority.
 Boise, Oct. 9-The whole state oi Idaho is being flooded with circulars under the direction of the Miners Unions appealing to the taxpayers to take steps to prevent the state from bringing the Pettibone case to trial, basing the appeal upon the grounds ot the expense of doing so. It is pointed out that the cost of the Haywood trial was one hundred and forty thousand dollars. It is also argued that there is not the slightest possibility of con- viction. Governor Gooding has de- clared, however, that the trial will go on and that the money to cover the expenses will%be forthcoming.
 Victoria, Oct 9.-The steamer Ere mont arrived here today from Russia and brought report of battle be- tween two cruisers, the Olga and the Jemchug. The fight occurred in the Copper island sealing grounds. A mutiny broke out among the seamen of the Olga and the Jemchug opened fire on her. Many of the mutinous crew were killed. Both vessels be- long to the Russian navy.
 Denver, Oct. 9.-In connection with the conspiracy to dynamite David Molfatt and Gov. Buchtell, revealed to the police, the latter having reason to suspect the use of the mails caused watch to be kept by the postof1ice officials, who found two packages ad- dressed to Moffatt and Buchtell re- spectively and they were turned over to the police. After being thorough ly soaked in water, the packages were opened and found to contain internal machines set to explode on being opened. But for the precautions talk en it is more than probable that both Moifatt and Buchtell would have been killed. Kemp Bigelow, the man who informed the police of the plot, has been arrested on charge of compile ty in the conspiracy to murder.
 Minneapolis, Oct t.9.-Nineteen prom inent lumbermen, all of them million aires, have been indicted on a charge of attempting to defraud. They have been using the mails for this purpose. The actions of the officials in this re- gard is intended as preliminary step toward killing off the mail order busi- ness.
 Granite, Ore, Oct. 9.--A man nam ed Frank Tucker has been placed un- der arrest here by detectives on the charge of complicity in the assassina- tion of ex-Sherilf Brown. He strenu- ously denies the charge but admits that he knows who the assassins are. He refuses, however to divulge any information that will lead to their ap- prehension.
 Seattle, Oct. 9.-District Attorney Sullivan, who has been prominent in this city for Q number of years. will leave here and settle in Nome, where he will engage in the practice of law, beginning next season.