Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
NEWS ITEMS.

4 bill which seeks to make lobbying an infamous crime is now before the Kentucky Legislature.
 The Atchison railway system admits a decrease of $2g1.GI1 n its gross eGrE- ings since the year opened. Mammoth pIpes and foundry VI, ,rks are to be erected at Chattanooga giving employ ment 10 over too men.
 [. The will of Thomas Horan Of Phils- delphia bequesths legaciss to vsrious Catholic institutions aggregating 35,OOO
 4 bill has been introduced in the Ohio Legislature providing for raise ID the pay of the members from SGJO to S3,OJD,
 George Nader of Cleveland, who was recently arrested as insane, killed his daughter with a knife Tn, her bed, May 5th.
 A number of excursIonists went from Chenoa, H., to San Diego, Cal, and liked the country so well that they talk of locating there.
 The butchers of Baltimore to the number of 800 had a parade and meeting May 9th to protest against the use ot beef slaughtered m Chicago.
 Miss Edgar, a young step-daughter of Colonel Jerome BOrapar;e of Balti- more. took the black veil, Archbishop Gibbons officiating.
 Two Boston street railways have re gently returned to six cent fares as a means of ofsetting the extra expense incurred by increasing the wages of en- ployes.
 One of the peculiar institutions for which New York IS exclusively noted IS a school where young ladIes are taught the art of entering and glIghting from a carriage. The school has many pupils.
 A law firm at Le Mars, Iowa. stimu- lGted by the prospect of receiving half the fines, has commenced prosecuting druggIsts all over the State for neglec- ting to make monthly returns of their sales of liquors.
 A Connecticut justice has just created precedent by giving B drunkard his choice between enllstIBR Tn the regular army and goIng to jail. The man choose the former alternative and was enlis- tened at Fort Schuyler.
 The Sabbath Association of PhIladel- phia has asked the Mayor of tha. city to fulOINc a AhH bA latts WHICH say that DO places of business shall be open on Sunday. There are l5.OO0 such places in the Quaker City, and the Mayor Is asked to see that the 12,0O0 policemen of the town enforce the law.
 Five different species of trout were exhibited n New York among 300 young trout winch illustrated the beginning Of the front season This included the ordinary brook trout, the California rainbow tront, the McCloud river trOut, the brown German trout, and the hybrid called the silver tfout.
 The latest account of a juvenile strike is recorded ID the Exeter, Y. H., Gazette At the late tournament of the New England Trap Shooters Association fifteen boys were hired tO tend the traps At the first event the word "pnll' was gwen, hut no balls flew away. This oc- cured three times. Then the oldest boy arose and demanded "One dollar and 6 half day or no work" "ADd' saws the Gazette informant, ''ihey got it."
 We have no spring in this part O: Canada. There IS a straight leap from winter to summer. On Tuesday after noon the ice lowered in the mountains before the city. On Tuesday morning the grass showed green and tender in Place d'Armes. Within B fortnight. while traces of winter will stlll be seen In hooks and cnlverts. the snowball will be swinging from its stem, and its sue cessor, the lilac, will not be far behind. Montreal Gazette.