Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-09-22
News Notes md Commeats.

Senator Voorhees has a son who is
 going on the stage
 There were 76 suicides at Moote Carlo this year, the result of gaming.
 Yellow fever has broken out at Beloxi
 in Louisiana, with a tendency ts become
 epidemic.
 Old Prophet wiggins nov says be predicted those earthquakes last spring.
 It is nov stated that Secretary Bayard demands the repeal of the Mexican law under which Cutting was arrested
 Askansas has gone democratic. The administration will point with pride to this as MT. Garland's vindication.
 General Guitar is running for congress in the sixth Missouri district, and there is music in the air. The opposition are tryingto play Guitar for fat
 It is repoted from London that Eng land medltates . grand coup d'etat. and will probably proclaim Fgypt iu the Bri,t ish possessions.
 It is absolutely certain that there will be no var with Mexico, but as Cutting threatens to stat out on lecturing tour the volunteers might as veil keep their guns loaded-Chicago News.
 Anarchist Parsors accuses the news- papers of convicting him This is the first good words for the newspapers since Ben. Butler acquitted them ef making him
 Ma,shAli A. Bates, cashier for Calling ham q Go, insurance agents sf San Franlisco. is sho,t in his accounts $Io.ooo.
 Our contemporary seconds the sug- gestion made in yesterdays issue to the political conventions to nominate candidates for the legislature and supervisors at the early part of the session, and previous to the nomination of other officers.
 The people ot Arizona ought to get up . cactus medal for L. Q. C Lamar jr who visited Fort Apache recently and reported on the noble" looking ''inno- cent" Indians. Mir. Lamar, if reported correctly in the Washington Republi- | can, is entitled to the honors of being he boss liar or biggest tool in the United States
 The Prescott (Arizona) Courier gives over a column of space to an exhaus- tive discussion of the fishery question. As this matter is of vital importanc to Arizona whose fishing smacks are in danger of annihilation by the bloody Canucks, the space is we'll occupied.-I Albuquerque Journal.
 Governor Zulick, who has gone east after his family. dropped into the National Capital andtold the associatedpress agen, te telegraph all over the world that ''Gov- ernor ZuliCk. Of Arizona. is here for the purpose of urging the administration to remove the Apaches from my Territory" Zulick may not have any executive ability. but he has genus in a certain direction.-Nogales News.
 The Phenix Gazette is not in a pleas ant mood over the defeat of Maricopa's favorite delegate to Congress and indulges in the following cutting sar- casm: "Mr. Smith was formerly district attorney of Cochise county, is a bright, active and young man, with acknowl- edged ability and indefatigable energy. He will make brilliant campaign and will be elected by an overwhelming particularly if old Hassayam- per like Bear is to oppose him. Hur- rah fer Smith"
 The JoURNAL-xISER published the nomlnees of the democratic convention oo the 7th instant Our contemporary, beyond making. an item of news has q lhus faf failed to place the ucket at D he head of i,s columns as is customary Wonder if it IS waiting for the return of he delegate from northern Arizona. The latter took his grip-sack filed e Eith proxies 10 the convention and is . 5 10 doubt expected to return with it filed with newspaper lu5ricator.
 The accounts of the dreuth which has $ EHiloted Tens make it one of the severes disasters which has visited ,ha, state dur E the present generation. It is of vide xtant and unaappily covers that part of r, se state least prepared to recover from uch an sffliction. The mos, trustworthy tatemen,s place the eastern line of the M arehed district at Austin, the states cap aL West sf line running nearly IT ssth and south of that city the country is early denuded of grass and crops. ( o seasonable rains have fallen for 'urteen months, and in some localities ghteen months have intervened. he streams have dried up, wells and stems have given out, and as a oonse- 'ence man and beas, are enduring all C horrors of a water famine.
 Anold prophecy offectlng this year of F IT Lord 1886, has been unearthed by | French paper. One Thomas Moul,, no flourished ir the thirteenth century. ,h -hc ;e ,lleood to h.ve (o~asoiJ .le