The Arizona champion., 1886-11-20
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NcCcntiy l"n-T OH tnc Maldu, Idaho. named tmes B irnett, left 'hree of his children. the eldest IF years of age. |, guard vegetabl. patch against rabbits, when the chil- dren were attacked by coyotes and the TWO youngest killed.
 Winnie Johnson, who is on exhibi- Ition in Cincinnati. Is probably the largest woman in the world. She is five feet eight and d half inches in height, measures tmree feet around the upper arm. four feet five inches around the thlgh, elght feet nine inches around the bust, and Is sad to weigh 733 pounds.
 A maa named D.vid Barrill was pal! $7I at Sacra n-nto, C Il. ,lau Sat. urday and il was all the m ,ney he had in the world. Shortly afterwards he missed the money, and believing he had been robbed. in desperation took a dose of strychnine. When his dead body was ex ,m:ned the money was iound in the liaing of his coat, hay. ing fallen through hole in his pock. ct.
 At Baltimore. Md. last week. novel boycott was instituted az inst Prof. Auer, a dancing master. Wnen the ladies with their escorts arrived at the hall to attend the regular Friday evening soilee, Prof Au:r requested that all male pupils should sign an agreement that they would swing the tadIes by the hind, and not the waist. Seventy. five of the two hundred male pupils refused and left the hall, de- claring boycott against Prof. Auer and the academy.
 Last Saturday night the long looked forward to pugllistic encounter be. tween John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan took place at the Pavilion Tn San Francisco. Over S,ooo people witnessed the combat and $to, 900 was taken m at the door. In the first two rounds Sullivan merely played with his opponent, but in the third he went in for business. and knocked Ryan completely out of time with his terri ble right hand. Sullivan is st.ll the champion of the world. He received $500 to umpire base bail game the next day.
 New York. Nov. I6.-F. A. Cloud man, Newburypor, skipper, is going to make tour of the globe from eSst to west Tn thlrty-foot yawl. Captain Cloudman is now preparing his boat for the voyage, and will start in abou, ten days for Panama. He will cross the 18th nus, proceed up the whole coast of North America and by B:h- ring Strait, down the A,ittic c3nti- nent, around to SlSz and through the Mediterranean to Gibraltar. He will returL home by the way of Shetland Islands, Iceland and Greenland,o C. cIpyiug at least two years, and possl bly, three, in his jIurrey. He goes in the interest of monthly magazine.
 John W. Boyd and family, living near CeLter, this county, passed through this place on Saturday en route home from Edina. They had with them their ll,tle three.head:d baby, which they exhibited while at- tending the soldiers reunion at that point. Being one of the most novel lltile creatures on earth. the people have a great desire to see 1t, and Mir. Boyd has exhibited the little one at most all the county fairs this fall. It IS three years old, has three heads, can talk and laugh, is sprishtly, and was never sick day in it's life. On each of the heads is a fine growth of light hair. It cannot stand erect, as the weight of its heads is too much for it's body. It is remarkable freak of nature, and can probably be classed as one of the greatest curiosities of the age.--New London (Mo.) Guide.
 A most remarkable case of black. mailing has come to light at Boston. In 1875, wealthy gentleman named Mocn was accosted by young man named Wilson, who threatened to have him arrested on filthy, but false charge, and demanded Sioo. In a moment Of weakness, rather than have hls name connected with such charge, M,cn paid him the money. Shortly after Wilson demanded and received SI,ooo; 2 few months later he said he wanted to go to Europe, and would bother Moen no more.