Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
Editorial and eI!aaeuus Items.

Philadelphia has raised nearly SI $. s.ooe
 for the Charleston sufferers. 1 Jay Gould contributed $500 for ths
 relisf of the Charleston sufferers.
 New Mexico vii elect a republican
 delegate to congress this year. N
 Fou,teen thousand republican majoiiy
 in maine.
 There is every indication of a good fall trade in the reports for the week.
 The:goverment printing ofice in Wash. ington is to be run on the family piin- ciple."
 The su.tln has demanded the evacua. tion of Egyrt by Engli.h and Russia support.
 Colorado has this year sent out its larg- es. wool clip. The yield was somtthing ike a million pounds ia excess of any prior year.
 1 Louisville has o,ooo eolored people, many of whom are prosperous and some of whom are rich. Some ofthe best real estate in the city is owned by colored men.
 Cireuses don't pay in Utah. Thefail- ure is because the Mormons can, take all their wives and each one objects to any parlillity.
 It is estimated tha, the ear,hquao1 which recently visited the Unted St,ses travelled from twenty-five to sixty-hve miles per minute.
 The Frech government is withdrawing its small gold coins from circulation. It is estimated tha, 6 ,o-e mics of new railroad track xill be lad this year.
 All the nominees in Missouri on the denocratic ticket are ex-confederates.
 A son of George Q. Cannon has been "cut of" from toe Mormon church.
 Prohib.tionists of Missouri will put stlte ticket in the field.
 Puck says the reason thst tramps are so poverty st'icken and wretched is because they don't advertise.
 From March l, to September I, Chica go packers slaughtered and sal;ed a,6aS.- coo hogs. againet I, 3o4, COO for the corresponding period last year.
 The people ot certain portions of South Caro.i1a, are having trouble with Mormon missionaries. and threaten to drlve them out ofthe state.
 The Maine newspapers report that a ship-buildins firm in Bath is preparing to build a fye=massed schooner, which will be the largest fore-and-ait rigged vessel afoat.
 Foit Seen, Kansas has struck eil.
 Mcdonald of Inoiana Is the New York Suns candidst. for President Poor Holman has been discarded.
 Mrs. Thompson, the willow who runs the Louisville postoffice. has written . work treating of offieill life.
 The principal officers of Paris ordered that books wherein the name of God is mentioned must be excluded from the public schools.
 IL may be an insult to mention the matter, but the "Flagstaf Sufferers" who I received the "boodle" Sunday night and I Monday morning from demoora,i: candidate dii net seem to be insuised. Further particulars hereafter.
 The fund in gid of the family Of Rev. George C. Haddock, the protiai,ionist, Eho was assassiaa,ed in Sioux City a lev months ago. now reaches nearly SS, oeo.
 The republican party has for gener- tion been the fii=nd of every race ard reed. No other patty has stood on 50 ,road a platform. Its foundation plank s civil and religious liberty for all msn- ind. The manuiaoture of castor oil Is one f the new industries of the south. A florida firm is preparing s,o acres to be lanted in castor beans. and next fall hey propose to build an oil nil.
 The telegraph informs the world hat it has been definitely ascertained ! hat Victoria Schilling has sailed for .urope, that she is also a, her fathers esidence and ,hs, she is in New Jer- ey.
 Our contemporary this morning pro uces a four column apology for Gov nor Zuii-k delivered by Thos. E. arish before the democratic conver- on in Tucson. "Me and ZIlick" ands out in bold relief all the way 'resh the document. The Tempe News asks: "What has ecome of the Clark Churchill law sui, i, 1T Sa 500 agsinst Tom Weeain, of the q lorence Erterprise?' The defendant the case can probably bet answer the ,errosa;orN Since the exri-aiion of e 40 days allowed Lin to file his answer 2 the eomp,airt, there has been noI rm of court held, at which to try i,. a