Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-28
News. Notes aad Conmsats.
Cholera has broken on, in It,lv.

dent Arthur is that he cannot recover.
Albuquerque is already beginning to |
make preparations for the exposition
during the coming fall
Mrs. Hendricks, widow Of the de-
ceased Vice President, is in California
scjourning at Monterey.
The prospects for all kind Of crops In
California has not been as good for years
as during the present season
The overland railroads report every
Pullman car they own or can borrow, in
use with orders ahead for weeks.
A Mardrid priest few days since
made a murderous assault on the bishop
the place shooting him three time>
Ex-Gov Foster tell the New Workers
that 'every man in Ohio With an ounce
of brains and thimblefull of blood is
for Blaine in 1888"
1t is said that in the course Of FIVE
years fully seventy per cent Of the tran
hands on our railways arc injured, and it
IS claimsd that the average line Of brake
man is only absu, ten years
In Ceylon the natives cover newly
killed venisonwi,h honey in large ear,hen
pots. These are not opened for three
years, and the meat so preserved is said
to be of exquisite favor.
a death certificate returned to the
proper authorities BY a Cincinnati
physician gives the cause Of death as
follows: ''She dide with Liver dease &
New Monet"
Texas received piscaforial visitor
from the skies during a recent heavy rain
storm 1t has head very much like q
catfish; has no eyes, and is provided with
four well developed legs
Carter Harrison says that Cleveland
stands about as much chance for nomi-
nation Tor second term, as be has to
take a trip by rail to the moon.
Lieut.. Bulls, of the United States
army. has just won an important Law suit
in Texas, giving him possession Of a
very valuable mine which is said to be
producing $4,000 per month
Two brothers named Weaver we're
hanged a few days since BY q mob, At
Anthony, Kansas, in the presence Of
their mother and the wife Of one of them.
They had killed man named Adel in
. fight.
The latest New Mexico difficulty be |
tween cowboys and sheep herders result
ed In Texas cowboy having his head
beaten to jelly with a rock by M,xi-
can herder. The pistol may yet be
supplanted by the boulder as deadly
weapon on the frontier.
The Tucson Star devotes column
and halt editorial to the subject Of |
disnifed journalism which is really . |
very meri,orsous article We shall expect
to see the tone OF the territorial press,
and particularly that of the Star in, proved |
from and after this date.
Atntl the jI'l:. 40 oycott,
the Knights of Labor cary it to a very
great extreme in threatening to use j,
against St Louis butchering firm Who |
sell meat to Hoxie of the Missouri
Pacific railroad
For legitimate mining investment, for |
stock raising, or for agriculture there is
no state or territory Of the United States
which offers inducements equal to
Arizona
Tourists to California term San Fran
cisco the city Of bay windows; San
Diego, the city Of bay-olimate; Santa
Anita, the place of bay-horses; Yreks,
the town Of bay-uees. and the whole |
state nursery Of babies
Business is growing berer. In the
first quarter Of 1885 there vere 1858 |
business failures in the country, with liza
biliiies at $46,ooo,ooo. In the frs,
quarter of 1885 the failures we're 3,ao3
and the Liabilities only $z9,ooo,ooo.
cheap transportation, and that mus
come. Oil from this country has been
shipped cas-, to some extent and prepar-
atoms are being made to put in valua-
bic machinery ard push tn. work and |
more fully develop the natural resources
Of the dis,rict-Peoria nL) Journal.
Bayard has run The State Department
now for year and month, and has not
stirred up any bad feelings with single
country except Italy, Austria, China,
Mexico, the Argentine Republic, and one
or two others. His stock of rejected
diplomates IS believed to be the largest
in the world.-St Louis Post Dispatch.
An Arizonan in Washington writes
tina, Zulick and Meade will probably be
confirmed this week. As they were ap-
pointed 10 fill vacancies, caused by
designations, there has been no opposi-
ton made in this TERRITORY to their con-
firmations, and while the appointees
themselves have been on the anxious seat
no one has doubted their combinations.
The annual report OF the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe railroad for 1885
gives the following information: Gross
earnings, ST. 1868 1000; total interest, divi-
dends and other fixed charges, including
S2oI, 600; net surplus, which has been
added TO the income account, SSo4,o 900.