Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
News Items.

News Items. 1 The corporation limits of Wlpnirs..
 Manitoba, were recently extended f-C's.'
 an area Of twelve to twenty s1Ds-- miles, and the expenditure this seasI-
 ID street improvements, sewers and otL CT public works has been S2j0OOl Mir. June, Os Pulaski, Y. l.. Ess-
 horse that IS sent without a drive- aT most daily to and from the hotel to V- June's farm, distant over half mil
 He JOgs along with 8 buggy taT,,.-
 hIm, sedately and properly, and r.v..
 tarrie by the way.
 The young people of COune-,sir.
 Ind, wondered how Professor Mn could afford Co give twenty danrir.. la. sons for S2. and a class of lsa ---
 quickly formed. They all paid tf. -.' m advance, got one hour of ius.-u.-i... in the waltz step, and never saw Ifi..-- again. They are no longer ia douD+
 The excuse that an Iowa vou-.., ,-.. makes for having engaged Co rDr--y .-
 girls is that, knowing the fckIe-e.. the sex, he supposed that one a- .- other would jIlt him, and he xsr.sJ !. be sure of wife. But neither r-q-.4 untrue, and. on his choosing ne-vs,N- them, the rejected one brings ,r;. of damay yes.
 As a cripple named Deyiue, iIy.n.. .. Montgomery, \. l., was st0opiu., ov.-, fence to gather some catnip. his r-r-,t..- slipped from under him and Ia ssv with his head wedged between tv. moi cts on the fence. Being unable -G .- trlcate himself he chOked t0 death ,-3 his body was found hanrinr r-. .- fence the next day.
 An odd monument has been .--,..4 in a cemetery at South Hadlev. Ma The trunk of a shattered tree is -a--. duced in marble. with ivy wiuilr..- -.-,,.F IL, and an inscribed open book pa,,s+ to the bark. From a hole peeks a .7-,,- rel. and on a branch sits a dove. I11sir.. down on two eggs in a nest. The I1, has posts representing stumus of small trees.
 The dredge is now cutting -lDi5.. within two and a hGlfmiles fL.akeOt-. chobee, Florida, and has strucka lasaor. which IS running from the direction pf Okechobee. It IS fixed fact that th. long-peut-up waters of Okech1he- vii soon be turned loose into the Gulf .- Mexico, and reclaim thousands uf acre. or lduut lilC IAtuNrS- or NLItL can be surpassed in the State
 Joseph Fry, about 6O years old. and long noted as a miser, dled a. N.1..a- nes, Ind, October 9th SeWei !n la. shirt were S4.25O in 9reenbacks. many Of them gold demand notes, winch hal evidently been there since the war The immediate cause of his death WAS eating green apples, which he -o. by waking into the country. thus saving the money he would have Go sgrul.. procure food.
 Late observations of the great comet at the Washington Naval Observatory failed to snow any evidence Of the re- ported separation of the head info fragments. It was discovered. however that there were three distinct couGe1ss- tions of light ID the center 0f the nucleus, and it k thought that these have been mistaken for separate parts. The latest observations resulted Iu the discovery o5 @n envelope or vvu G.- fined band of light extending partially around the nucleus. The nucleus .s now estimated to be l,jDn mI,e5 broad
 P,ramidal Year ofProphccy.
 An obscure religious paper cS Eng land. called the Protestant Standard. takes a view of the recent Egyptian war that IS at least novel and startling !. IS, In brief, that England, iu carrying .u the war, was uucOuscICu-ly fl.llL.- . prophecy Oi the New Testament, aui that It IS the prelude to the "rud of this and the beginning of that which followeth. The yea- l~-2 tx therefore to toe the "pyrgm.d4' year .t The English people are tl- ten lost tribes of Israel, and as such. are tO be the agents m accuupl.-ua- the prophecies ID the Book of the Rev. elatjou. Turkey is Edom. and is abagt to perish by "the drying mp of it's own Egypt is EsaU. aud .s about tO fall into the hands o, "Butsl Israel after which the Jews are Co go back tO Palestine. This is the P-.- yramme up to date. It is defective. however, In not explaining, first, how the British Philistine IS Co be persuaded that he k not PhIlissIue, but Jew, and second, how he shall be beEu.lei Go leave his sea -girt isle and emigrate Co .he bare Syrian hills of the Jordan land
 
 Vandalism within the limits of the great Yellowstone Park Las gone SO 'ar IS to call for immediate action. The game there appears to be subject only O whims-and marksmaushiF-o -of wlr- .ver cares t) hunt it. While tA.-r are particularly seductive 10 English tourists, our own citizens Ire not without sin in the matter lH .dditiOn the wholesale and want1u d,- tructiOu of the deer, mountain sheep md other animals which now tild ,recarious shelter m the forest depths md mountain fastuesses, it Is asserted hat visitors anuse themselves by uTliug pine tree trunks into the gJy- CTS Tn order Co enjoy the peculiar effects reduced. One of these effects is the estructiOn of the geysers themselves. mt what does the tourist in search us ovel seusatioDs care for this? The ark should be pOlced sufficiently to reserve all its noble features and neutral attractions in their itegrity, or else officially abandon to destruction.