Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-09
GLEANINGS.

Georgia has 2,500 fish ponds stocked with carp.
 The electric light at Atlantic City costs $960 for sixty nights.
 A marble querry has been discovered near Alpasco, state of Mexico.
 The little toy murderer, commonly called pistol, is chiefly manufactured at Bridgeport, Conn.
 'sMake yourself good man, said Carlyle, ''and then you'll be sure there's one rascal less in the world"
 In east Texas walnut lumber sells at $100 to $50 per 1000 feet, or 10 cents per foot.
 It is asserted that a large amount of counterfeit small silver coin is now be- ing circulated in Mexico.
 An Easton, Pa., mule grieved so at the death of its working mate that it re- fused to eat and starved to death.
 In Tom Green county, Texas, Mir. Reed found large centipede in his hen house. It had killed three hens.
 Texas yet has 50,00O, 900 acres of un- sold school lands. This will soon give her the grandest school fund of any country on the globe.
 The school directors of MonongaheIa City, Pa., require every lady teacher employed to sign contract not to mar " during the school year.
 A Toledo patrolman, detailed to shoot dogs, leaned his gun against the wall to talk to man. The gun fell down and was discharged seriously wounding two boys.
 This queer item appears in New London (Conn.) paper: A camel s-hair shawl was found on Bank street side walk Tuesday morning. The owner won't dare to claim it.
 The burned district of Haverhill, Mass, is being rapidly rebuilt and it is predicted that the shoe manufacturers will all be back in new buildings on their old sites by the 1st of September
 The Arkansaw Trauezer's aged col ored person says: My idea ob de bet ter worl is war dar is election goin' on all de time, case den de white folks is al!ers perlight."
 J. H. Hummer, of West Brattlebor- ough, Vt, says there is a rose bush in his pasture which is more than ninety years old, and he furthermore ayers that two bushels of buds have been picked from it the present season.
 During the first half of the present year there were fourteen fatal colliery explosions in different parts of Great Britain. The loss of lives amounted to 188-double the number killed during the entire year of 1881.
 One of the most instructive phases of | ,1 I disposition of the sphynx to rest his eagle and let the old bird put his arm around him.-Sprimgtfeld Repu6lican.
 Judge Tilden, of Cleveland, has given long decision to the effect that steal ing dogs is larceny under the laws of the State of Ohio He fortified his po- sition by quoting similar decisions in this State, Kansas and New Hamp- shire.
 The Rochester Democrat says that Captain Paul Boyton sounded the wa ter below the upper Genesee Falls and found it over seventy feet in depth. He made search under tine falls for Sam Patch's bones, but failed to find even g vestige.
 II didn't order that whisk-broom, /" growled a man in Nassau street res taurant, yesterday, pointing to a plate the waiter had just brought. .'Why, that is not broom, sir!' What is it, then?n demanded the guest. "bspar- ergrass," was the reply.
 The Committee of the British Royal Humane Society has just had under in- vestigation large number of cases of saving, or attempting to save, life from various parts of the world, and has made awards, six of the recipients be- ing boys ranging in age from 16 down to 12 years.
 It is reported tha Texas will produce about 140, GOO, 900 buehels of corn this year, which will 2e ready for market in September. Of this amount 1t is esti- mated that there will be surplus for shipment mainly to the other southern and western states of 50.000, ,000 bushels. Last year Texas imported corn.
 In several counties of Pennsylvania the ''black-leg feverh Hungarians have become public charges at the aims houses. The question has been raised whether they could be compelled to SUD- port these emigrant paupers. The mat ter will be submitted to the courts for decision in two or three counties.
 The Rochester Post Express says that the apple crop in Monroe county will not average one-quarter the usual amount. One grower who usually picks three thousand bushels will not have fifteen this year. Those that are saved will be of poor quality. The failure Is due to the louse and the cold rains.
 Jack Slater and Philip Mann, sailors on Lake Erie, leaped from their vessels at the same time at Erie to make fast ! the hawsers. They were brought face to face. and exchange of greetings took : place after a separation of thirty years They are Englishmen, and were sepa } rated during the Sepoy war. Magnificent are the presents sent by : King Alfonso to the members of the : commission that took the order of the Garter to Madrid last year. The prince of Wales received tapestries worth more than 30,000 To the others are sert some superb specimens of Toledo arms richly encrusted with gold. A deadly enemy has attacked the tel 1 egraph cables in the Indian ocean. is a slender, fesh-colored worm, iron F to 2 inches in length, and provided with curved cutting tools, that speedily eats its way through the hemp, sheet :. ing, and gutta-percha, and penetrate the copper wire, eausinga ''dead-earth' . fault.
 Mrs. Kate Chase has succeeded in , suit for division of certain propert, I on Pearl street, Cincinnati, O., ono f owned by Chief Justice Chase, and il n which she has an undivided half inter est, and commission has been appoint ed by the court to partition the proper ty, or, in the event that it can not b
 justly divided, to value the same. T. The khedive's wife, the vice queen = as she is called. is danghter of El Ha