Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-06-30
News. huies and Comments.

The largest pearl in the world wassolt inLondon for S,.Iso. weighed thre' ounces.
 IL is again reported that J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska, will be appointed minister 10 Austria
 Secretary German usually carries ar unIishted cigar in his mouth, but IS saic not to have smoked one for years.
 Ben. Perley Poore writes that the Mount Vernon Association are going to restore the old tomb of Washington.
 Secrety Bayard and Senator Sauis- bury do not even speak Salisbury con- siders the Secretary of Sta.e personal enemy.
 Ben H. Hereford, of Tucson, brands ssa lie, cut out of whole cloth the statement recently telegraphed from Washington. that he worked against the confirmation of Judge Shields.
 The inquisitors having become ashamed of themselves over their insane as,.um fiasco have relapsed into moody silence on the subject.
 The Puritan will sail against the English vessel again for the possession of ;he Englsih cup.
 Frances has evidently lost her grip on Grover already, as the latter has just vetoed ,wen,y-n;ne more pension bills.
 Postmaster George S Hazen, of Meeke., Colorado, is under arrest for hypoiheca,ing stamps, and general orookedness.
 The Senate has ratified the treaty with Japan, and one for the resurvey Of the boundry between the United States and Mexico.
 Anarchist Parsons has surrendered to the authorities. He aas been in hi- ding near Chicago.
 One thousand photographers from ali parts of the states and Canada, are assembled in convention in St. Louis.
 Pastuer has treated over 1900 patients for the hvdrophobia. His late American patien. Miss Amelia Moroslni of New York, returned in excellent health and spirits.
 A company has been organized in Washington ,o operate line of steamers from Baltimore to the Congo country in Africa, for the purpos: of emigration and commerce.
 The S,ar says ths. notwithstanding the adverse criticism of the republican press, Gov. Z.lick is growing stronger every day." "Jes' %. Like some other things, the more they are stirred in ho, weather the stronger" they smell.
 In ,hs even: of Governor Zulick suc- ! cseding in getting the democratic nom- ina,ion for delegate to congress, it is understood that Parish will aspire to become governor.
 Tombstone and Tucson lawyers have pe;i.ioned the president to appoint Ben . Goodrich Chief Justice of this territory. :. Wonder if there IS any thing our souih- c:a reighbors do not want -Orth Stein, the bad newspaper man whose neck was only saved by hi i..aeI's money, is again in trouble III l :;,. Louis. This time for the very .a.i.. aense, for him, of forgery. E.p:esea.l.ive D. .wayt Aiken, of South Carolina. has not been in Wash ing,on since his election in iSS4 and has never taken the oath of office as . mem Der of the house.
 Ohio Republicans who wan: :o zee that State resume its old influence in con- gress are talking about electing John A. Bingham to the House again. of which he was SO long member and once Chairman of the Judiciary Commit. ice. | The iates, tale to adorn the moral of perseverance IS :hat of ''an old lady in Holland, whose occupation was house rifery, and who scrubbed her sitting room !oor until she fell through into ,h. cellar" \ young man in Gainesville. Fla, sent 75 cents .c . fellow in Ne. York who advertises "How 70 make money fast" L. Ee received from the New Yorke, !he valuable ;r:ofn1,ion, "Take . paper bill and .nakc i; fast to something with {, paste" |. By the convenient death of relative, Dr. Mary Walker has tumbled into l. possession of snug little fortune of S,s ooo, Dr. Mollie's luck came for her old pants were getting awiu!ly tasgy about the knees The Canadian Government has i:s policy on the fishery ques- ,ion, hay,ng issued instructions to the captains of cruisers and collectors of T customs cancelling former instructions regarding the seizure cf American vessels Tor coutravention of treaty.
 C:;izsas of Charleston s. C. presented Ms. Cleveland with a massive silver