Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-12-15
WEDNESDAY. DEcEMBERl5. 1886
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 The Seminoles of Florida threaten to @ ou the warpath.
 Albuquerque is afflicted with mad dsgs and prize fighters
 The presidents message esntain' about rs.ooo words.
 The latest craze among New York belles is the playing of bones.
 New York has passed law for the protection of song and wild birds.
 X 6iteen-year-old Kansas woman has just secured divorce from her bus band.
 The president has nominated Colonel Thomas Moonlight, of Kansas. for gov esnor of Wyoming.
 General Buffers new lecture has the title: "rhe Pat Massachusetts Took in the War of the Rebellion"
 A bill has been introduced in congress for the admission, as states. of Wash ineton. Dakota and Montana.
 Colonel Bob Ingersoll's throat is sore ly troubling him, and he does not make any long speeches without feeling de cided i'll effects
 .. The osly two passions when Qaeen Victoria ever taxes of her gloves are at dinners and when she spanks the 1a.ienburg baby.
 So far this season only two college students have been killed while playing foot bali. What's the natter Is the game losing its interests-Lde. Methuselah could not have been prouder of his last child than area pair a,St. Josheph, Mo. The mother IS 6s years old, the father is 7I and the boy Iweek.
 Mr.. Minnie Wallace Walkup, who vas uied year ago at Emporis, Kansas for the murder of her husband IS the subject of a scandal nov with ex-senator Kellogg of Louisians.
 Colorado has s8.asS votes for con- gressman at the late election, or S,s93 less than in lSS4, and republican Cor gressman Symes is reelected by s63 plurality.
 Aman out west rolledup apillov sham and choked his scolding wife to death vi:h it. We have often vonderd If those articles wouldn't somttime have a use for them.--Nev Haven News.
 Gayarre, the Spanish tenor, sixteen years ago got eighty cents a night for singing in music hall at Madrid. Now he has made an engagement to sing at the opera fifty nights for S7o.ooo
 Speaking of the presidents message the San Francisco Chronicle says: Take 1t all in all. there is a considerable amount of good sense in it, bnt the blemishes are many and very serious.
 A Naugatuck saloon-keeper, whose ap- pG-asion for license WIS objected to because his place was in too close prox- imi,y to a church, removed the objection by purchasing the church.
 'Unless all signs fail," the country | w;n have to endure another prolonged senatorial contest this winter, this time in Indiana. It promises to be more exciting even than the Illinois contest of 1883.
 4 correspondent wants a list of the tone hundred best books" Well, there's . vell-filled pocketbook to begin with. By the way, we have forgotten the names of the ether ninty-nine.-Norristown Herald.
 The cooking of cabbage in the white house. during the presidents reception hours is the last thing complained of Sy the fas,idious Washingtonian& Jeff ersonian simplicity is not appreciated at Washington.
 Ninety-one of the Is7 members of the Texas legislature have responded to Inquirie. as to their standing on the senatorial question, and from these is is inferred tina, Senator Maxey viii have 50 votes to start with and Regan s9.
 A terrific gale. accompanied by light ming and thunder, prevslled last Friday Eight and Saturday in the southern counties of England and on the channel where large number Of vessels are wrecked and others damaged. 1, A Minneapolis editor has figured out that sealskin saoque for the Bartholdi |. statue would cost S17s,4Ss. decent bonnet SII,4ss, and pair of shoes $l.s47. The cold wave makes the Minneapolis husband and father statis- sicai MPasseur has made q report to the '. French academy of science of hs first years work, ending the SIS. of October last. He has vaooina,ed 3, his labora- toEy during tha, period 1899 persons . y an average of about seven per day. Ex-Ccngressman Frank Hurd has been T the Democratic candidate for congress . n the Toledo District eight successive l, times, and has been elected bu. three of hat number. Yet he expresses doleful to try is again
 Cartain William W. Saunders, editor