Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-15
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 Sedg~ick stiIl denies being drunk.
 Milwaukee woman killed an infan, recently by running needle through it. heart.
 He is . fool who boasts Of four things that he has good wine, good horse. . handsome vie, and plenty ot money. STyndAll's theory that the sky is blue because of particles ef dust iu the air IS nov accepted by DIR. von Heimhols'
 There has not beena death in Romeo Mich, for five montha
 A Savannah coal dealer prints his business announcements on Confederate notes.
 Itis said that there has never been ( bseach of promise case before [ Colorado court
 A barber nov in New York has mar ried . wife in every city he ever worked in.
 A Toronto woman proposes . sociesy for the prevention of kissing. Some body aught to kiss the poor thing and shut her up.
 M,s Cleveland's discovery in North Wood that a fashionable cosmetc is admirable when used as axle-gseaae is creating consterAtioa among many cos metic makerA
 4 Massachusetts negro has come to light who has ribs from his shoulder pits to his groin and heart on the right side as well as on the left.
 The California papers have great deal tosay about the dollar limit" in political affairs in that state. This no doubt refers to the price oi democratie votes.
 The desertion Of prominent Democrats to the Republican party is making the SheibyvilIe. Indiana's Democracy fearful of the party's majority in that old-time stronghold
 The Democrats were unable to decide upon . candidate in the Fifth Con- gressionL Distinct of Texas, so they turned all the..aspirants loose in a free fsr-all race
 The Democratic Con vention in the First Congressional District of South Car ollna didn't run much risk when it unani. mously endorsed civil service reform as enforced by MT. Cleveland.
 A Philadelphia policeman whose chef had told him to arrest all the crooked people" he could find, promptly went out and collared two hunchbacks.
 Randolph Kalloch, son of the ex- preacher Mayor of San Francisco. was arrested ID that city few days ego on . charge of stabbins man in Fresno in . quarrel about a woman.
 Ottumwa, Ia, boasts of the smallest mature woman in this country. in the person of Lucia Lyman, who is twenty years of age, remarkbly intelligea, and has never reached the size of an average four-year-old.
 Some thirty-seven Italian vine growers of Vineland, N. J.. made over forty thousand gallons of vine last year. Large quantities of this wine are sent to California, whers the wine-grower ship then produce to New Jersey.
 4 woman in Los Angeles. Cal, is sel- ling frurt and vegetables ts educate her. self in music. She has been, she said starved for music all her life; but nov al 70 years of age, in spite Of poverty and discouragement she is cultiva,ing her voice which is a fine one.
 The Kingston, N. Y. horse railroad company has bull dog Of intelligence He al~ays makes the firss trip of the day apparently for the purpose of clearing the tracks sf stray anlmalx The other day he was noticed to watch the black -sm.:sa very closely while he shod horse When the job sas done the dog walked up ,o the smith, held up his paw and showed plainly enough that be. too. wanted ,o be shod. George that ' his nane-wasjborn in Central park. and bis parents are there now.
 I once heard . mother. who had been criticised for her personal vanity by al somewhat gessipy neighbor. say that che made it a duty and pleasure to keep well-dresssd, for she was likely at any hour to be called upon to entertain friends whose gsod opinion was of such consequece that she could not afford to run the risk of having them find her in any th'ng bus neat and presentaoie attire The friends are her husband and children, and she was fully con- pensated for her care in this direction bv their approval and appreciation. To be "well dressed" was not to her mind an admission of extrsvagance. Good taste and good planning often stand in he place of dollars and cents and the lady in question was able to dress xell on half the cost of her neighbsr's of Life. The New York Sun publishes 2 state meat coming from Atlanta, Georgia, in which it is asserted that a gentleman in hat city has letter written by Rev. W. H. Harmon, the first democratic