Yaquis Kill Americans
Ki Paso, Oct. 18—Four nu n, in- (
eluding a Uoiud States? mail car-'
rier. were murdered by Yaijuis m :
Sonora county a tew days ago. i
j|,e Indians were concealed m
•unluish and shot the men down j
without their having a chance tor
llit-ir fives?. Troops aie now look- 1
for the Indians.
Santa Ortiz, Oct. IS—Jim Horn
inn klc knocked out Joe lioi'linm
t|i;- afierno.ni in the IS. i» roun <1
,1 a tieivo eonte.-l, landing a Isglil
r\\ ,ng on III' jaw.
Manila. «Vt. 18—Taft, opened
tci i noria i cun-are:*.- nerc yc.
• i i'da V i It*-i *'oiOi. iSt-*i|*io O-inclia . i
, x- -ovt i nor nf I’ehu. t.« | le-nienl
I’ll*. iiM inl>« rs ail took an o.nti «>I
allegiance lo tile L’ui.cd
Delegate Gomez delivered an ad-,
jrcss in whicit he urged llmt
politics be eliminated Irom the I
ueli’neratioiis of the body and that
they all work for legislation bene
titting the country.
Fairbanks. Oct. 18 —The Cham
hn nt Commerce has issued an in
vil.ulou i*i lhe hlhoriim in* n "I t he
Sjai* - to t'lMia1 l»» I !**• Isuuiiui t*>
-retire work. The Ta liana F*d* ra
tion ..rganizing ail ot ilic iniuci.
m ila* >ii>trid.
' ri.nisi. Oet. 1H—A new s’eani
» ,mi njmnv is sunn i»> i*e organ*
|\, 1, 1,1 le to run to Ke.chlknn. At
ir.isi two aio.l posfin.y three ves
sels will be put on the run.
Chicago, Oct. 18—Brokers here
declare that there will he a famine
in the United States soon if the
sh'pment of wheat to European
j o ts does not cease soon.
Dawson. Oct. 18—John McDon
ald, a well known jeweler of this
place, has been arrested at White
lior.-e while enroute to the States,
ter complicity in the gold dust
robbery on the Yukon.
Fontanet, Oct. 18—Gov. Hanley
lias been informed that bones of
die victims of the explosion here
are being displayed in saloons at
Terra Haute. He immediate, y
i»ave orders to the militia to shoot
.inv \andals found in thecitv. 1 In*
funeral of the vic'ims will he held
lt»da\ .
\\ a>liington, Oct. 18—An earth*
•p.ake was recorded here yesterday
which was stronger than the one
at Sau Francisco. The needle on
the r*cording machine ieft the
|taper entirely the shock was so
i* 10 ar. The quake was about dOOO
miles south ot here. It lasted two
hours.
New York, Oct. 18—The Stand
ard Oil interests have attacked
Heinze’s coppers in the market
and United slumped d() points
V'st. rdav. Otto Heinze is unable
to take all of his purchases and
Angus us is hurrying to his
brother’s aid. At the suspension
ot busmens copper was quoted at
i H
X w York, Oct. 18—Owing to
tie- fai.iire of Otto Heinze, the cop
per ttr.»k»-r. his brother, F. Augus
l’i' H-in/.e has resigned from the
I Tr-sidem-v of the Mercantile
National Bank. He resigned on
hi* own motion so as to avoid any
in i * u rulers t a nding owing to the
hnun-ial troubles of Otto.
limit, Oft. IS—flein/.e !i.i«. wir* »l
hi* State Saving Hank line n>
elo.-t it* ilotir.', ’earsn}! there w.il
he a tun tivvinj! lt» ih#* failure of
his broil er. Deim'ifs in On l ank
amount t<> $4.1*00.000 | f ,■ ?>
the Mi'p* usinti v\ iiS lie on!\ inn
ta»rat v.
San Kra* *ri>i«,o. Or*. IS—.Imive
Se\\t |1 li.i> ell i • * 11 it** | (lie |,i >
An^elea jiotiee from tr\*in*4 OitletV
iihei >uit, test nilv tilled l*v Hi*.\vn.
I he rajif will have to he •.rat! here
Seattle. Oet. 11) I'hlee liei.tlleil
Alaska It' it* .''ei»: 1 !e ob-ti\ei.
A • a ?* k . 1 11 a v. \ i u • • n 1 ! i 11 • ' | 1 a k • r • > t
liiethiv weie i“eiial**r I *. 1 • ~ * oi,
”M?>'!nan I i tlm| nr* v. 1 a |>t I'erjiti*
>nli. -I «l*! j;«* M* KeliZ.t ami manv
oi he I ' 1 r till A .a-KM I ! le »| tet fin .'
at* lav* r. 11 the *j! a 11 in.: of teir;
inriai unit HiUHIil oi .A ia.'ka anti
the inuiiii 1'.oil s.i lion;‘i'Vt'11 tor a
thilii It I'tii.
Sea Ml*. Of. 1'.)—M hired, f! »«•
icva Ii Ve.t r <»iii il t Ighlei o« .\iiiu„
g«*r (»i ;i lit. < *T lie 1“ • 11 11 1. i i i 111<
<. i> . .ii>uv111 11 1.1 ■, ill,* :tiii i
HtHiii. Sin1 It'iil .* CUV i 'I'O.m
till' telle* \N If il \\ It hi ■ s lie U a - ! hi \
lit” will n she set (lie (•> her i*• lies
a • id wa * .*< i i>a i v I mi inei I * • ’* • i <
a-sis' a in e eiiiiiil tie I'eoni i * •«i ilia
she dled in a 1« »V iiio.ll n *.
Heli |i a. Oet. ID—Local I »:* 11 k -
ale lint affected hv the mIIIII|* Mi
cooper 'lin k*. a» d wii» j-tii
trohugh witImul trouble.
New York. Oet. ID—Die Aina -
gamated is stiil pounding at
Heinze’s stock and it is reported
that he has lost $5,000,000. Comp
troller of the Currency Ridglev
will succeed Ileinze as president
j of the Mercantile National. Ileinze
| savs he will he aide to aid his
| brother and continue the war for
revenge on the Amalgamated,
v
San Francisco, Oet. lit—I he
United Railroads mav have a
j strik** of strike breakers on their
hands soon. ! lie. men are in
censed because flu* eompan\
■charges them for their board and
threaten to quit work.
Edinburg. Oct. ID—The Danish
'steamer Alfred Frlandscii was
wrecked near Ahbs head this
morning, and eighteen people
were washed info the sea. 1 luce
women were the only ones who
escaped, being washed ashoie on a
spar.
Berkeley, Oct. 19—Leusehncr.
the astronomer at the university,
savs the earthquake recorded hy
the university instruments vester
11;iv morning between the Mexican
i coast and Hawaii, was the heaviest
of which there i< any record.
San Francisco, Oct. 19—Mensic
and Paekcv McFarland have
agreed to tight at Colrna on
Thanksgiving.
Washington. Oct. 19— It is now
, positively'known that the move
j ment of 1 lie battleship Heel to the
Pacific wa~ recommended by the
val hoard, the nietrdvrs of which
|1;l(| information that agents of
Japan were preparing to seize a
|Kl-e or. the Pacific coast, presuma
i hiv some where along western
Alaska Tire government is now
considering the establishment of a
coaling station at Kiska in the
Aleutian islands
Sydney, Nova Soria. «> t. lit
The Murom, wireless i r»« | »h
r-t y t-in helween here and the Irish
eniist is work inn j*er*ie ly, and is
« t’fer ini; a L'rt.i! si\iiv/ in the
«
(M*l ol trails A I III I • nif'-aires.
|*tit* | i .it foi oiiti’m rr’al ilirsfa
is i»*n rents a w *rd and the pr<•>.»
I*a!r is tiVe relit ».
New Yor.<. O.t. lit—The ia *s
i • nils t»mi Wail street are that
t tie (iiij.’i'rnhriin Kxplnra inn ~t<»rk
I US dmjijnd AM poll;.- Ihe l»ni!
rrnhe.m inieieMs mu hidin'' t lie
Snulter (\». and tin* (Exploration
('n . a i r I. a rd hit and \\ nl iia \ «• t«»
make Id*: SJl'jr.ri> I in (Mill thmij'h.
|jaw**un, O i. 1 —K. Wiiij'l
ami A 1* (j111n11 have hern ai*
|.« rd. r’n I'^ril VVI || -tmiiii^ nit
ritiiml?* of Fairbanks mid duM
irnsu lix ii a;l nn the ii\rr l*uai
Si-at.ir Nn. .*». 1 i«: Antrim!. WTiirlit
ha*> mu r*srd !*> tin* tin ft. lie
•;i\ « tin pild w.o llaimii into tin
m *t attarhrd In a 1»It* pre.»or\ei
l.tlt llirlillri.it nil ami I tie (Mile
Wa.- ii>»' A |:o.->o i - nut lin\V
drai!irii.tr tin mar t rar tin- jdari
v hel'e hr .-a \ ? the jrutil was
;brown in.
Sin KimOct. Ill—( • *-.
Ileizemnii. assi' i'lit stirg-on iren
eraI of lit** aliny, has resigned ln»
position I coins** President lions* -
v»*|l order* <1 •ha' all • »flm*« is should
take ro.ti.Mi ruling tests.
Chiea*.'**, O-t. l‘d In an inter
view this afternoon llarriniaii -aid
liiat a panic on \\ ail -treet i- itu
i kely II*- says tin* n-iliiin' is
prosperous and that capital i'
Millv a little short on aconum oi
unsettled eontlition.s.
N* w York. Oet I’d—l ml i the
ultaeks of the Amalgamated pen
pie the stoik- of the (J llg.'enheilii
smelting eoinpan:**s have *lropped
l**li points. Hi in/e. in n|-»* r to
retrieve his for?line- has joined
iMfces with 'In* (itlggetllieiins
.Amalgamated »’Mrk went down
five points this aft* moon, t opper
is still weak at twelve ami a half
St. Louis. O-t. I'd—(’.apt. (Miami
! ler. of the Sic* a I Corps, h;is won
• li e A* to (Mid* haloon race, in
, >* hich th* re war** • dozen entries
! 11 is haloon uas sighted at I* m
, moiit. Viiginia, at one o’clock ti«i
' morning.
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