Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-09-30
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 The salvation army of Europe has yearly income of 2,500 for the carry ing out of its work.
 When they want to be little utter in Key West they have turtle-egg socials and cook lem in five styles.
 Charley Ross. the missing Philadel- phia boy, was abducted July l, 1874. If alive. he is now F years old.
 Nearly 1000 Russian refugees have arrived in New York since the Jewish exodus began.
 Gail Hamilton has gone to her old home at Hamilton, Mass, where she is known and dreaded as Miss Dodge.
 German scientist finds that the true color of perfectly distilled pure water is fine, deep blue green.
 John Mccullough is spending part of the summer at the Hot Springs, Arkan- sas.
 There are seven different species of birds which get up half an hour ahead of the lark.
 Iowa tramps carry files with them, and when they want to take to the fields pop! goes the wire forces.
 It is said that Tom Thumb has be- come terribly unsteady for such little fellow. He can lose at poker just like man six feet high.
 An anvil weighing 24.O0O pounds has just been east in Pottstown, Pa.-said to be the largest casting ever made in the town.
 Two miners were discharged from the Mexican mine, Nevada, who had brought up $50 worth of ore in their dinner buckets.
 Three defaulting bank cashiers are just now waiting sentence. A year or two ago we should have been compell- ed to say waiting pardon.
 It is estimated that every year there are from 1,200 to 1,500 railroad employ es killed and from 5000 to 10000 in jured in this country.
 Paul Boyton, who has swum more than 25,000 miles in his india-rubber suit, has saved seventy-two persons from drowning in this country.
 In the middle of June, the snow lay thick at Baltimore, Scotland, and the cold was intense. Snow also fell in Fifeshire and in Norfolk, England.
 It is said that the United States reg ular army now has, for the first time, a uniform which looks well, fits well and permits the wearer some little comfort.
 The Coroner at Leadville gets S2 for every inquest he holds, and his annual income is larger than that of the Presi- dent of the United States
 The London Queen has decided that it is unpardonable for young women, whether married or single, to walk out in the public street alone.
 Angora goats are being reared at Mill Creek, on the Humboldt, near Battle Mountain, Nevada. for their wool and hides, and for supplying the stock-raisers If in Wyoming and elsewhere.
 There are several men in the Mis- souri State Prison whom the Governor flatly refuses to pardon, and folks say it is because he doesn't like to leave the place tenantless.
 Helen Campbell says that no kitchen is completely equipped without two ta- bles and q rolling -pin-one table for the rough work and the other for general convenience.
 It is a beautiful thought to keep one's grave Strewn with fresh flowers, and it is so much more convenient to do this than it is to make the world pleasant for him while in life.
 There were 127 persons tried for homicide, in its different degrees, in Ohio, during the year ending June 30. No executions occurred during that period.
 Lexington is setting the fashion anew. The latest wrinkle representing the spirit of 1776 is for two charming young women to ride in the saddle together on one horse.
 Over $25, ,000 has been wasted on the Keeley motor, and yet it has not moved out of its tracks. A man who pays thirty cents for Q cofee-1nil can't be swindled.
 Two Indiana farmers quarreled about wrench, and went to law. The costs of court and counsel fees have reached $1,700, both litigants have mort gagged their property to raise the mon- ey, and the case is continued.
 The peculiar aroma from the fields of growing wheat is particularly reconr- mened by physicians as a cure for hay fever. To live in the vicinity of large corn fields will also bring about similar results.
 The total quantity of champagne ex- ported from the champagne districts for the year ending April, 1882, amounted to 17, ,661, 366 bottles, and stock in cash and bottles equaled about 109, 9,S22, 800. The average quantity exported during the past ten years is 6,790,3S bottles.
 The New York Times says that .'one- half of the marital infelicity in the world is due to the wife's inability to compre- bend her husbands little wants or to q stubborn and malignant temper which leads her deliberately to oppose the qualification of his wishes"
 Prof. Gamgee has succeeded in ven- tilating and cooling the composing rooms of the New Orleans Times Demo- crdt by an apparatus which he calls circlair ltmaintains air in aconstant cir cle, drawing it into inclosed spaces, dIs- charging it and purifying or cooling it at will
 The costliest coffin in this country are cheap affairs when contrasted with some to be found abroad. In the tomb in the Cathedral at Milan the body of Cardinal Borromeo is enclosed in crys- tai casket, magnificent with gold and silver trimmings, set with precious stones, at a cost of SS00,000.
 In digging foundation for new store near the Richmond and Danville depot, in Richmond, Va,, the rails of narrow-gauge road were discovered six