The Arizona champion., 1886-11-13
EvERyW uERE.

tHC VI kiiS othu Islands is irr, trievably bankrupt.
 Setll=rs took up last year 7,4Is,7Ss acres of land under the homestead law.
 McCabe. one of the bribed alder men of New York city, has lost his mind.
 A new Suez canal is projected to be built exclusively by English capt. taliSls.
 Alter long trial the American gat. rhng gun has been adopted by the Canadian government.
 The board of trustees of the town of Albuquerque have passed stringent ordinances agalnst gambling and the social evll.
 Last Monday the a5oth anniversary of tne founding of Hlriard College was celebrated With most imposing ceremonies.
 Bob Ingrrsoll is said to be afflicted w.h the sa ne d.seAse of tn: throat that caused the death of Gen. Grant, ant. II Ia nCuraDie.
 Fred Archer, the celebrated Eng. nsh Jockey, committed suicide iasl MondIy with revolver wailc de. lrous ron a fever.
 Four women recently had pr ze fight In Wales for S25 side. They fought eighteen round,, ciawlng faces and tearlug hair until one ot them teil exhausted.
 Pedro RJsendes, who murdered his Siie and Cnild, was arrested, trled. condemned, shot and buried, al Lo- re,.o, Mtxico, all witnIa seveaty.tSJ nours alter he committed the deed. A young lady, at Milford, Conn., ', being dared, p,ayed game of cards called s3litalre for aa nJdr cn me grave of Tom lnumb, al midaish' Jn the nth inst, jast to snow her pluck.
 G:n. D. B. R ,birson, late general .nanagrr oi the Atlantic x Pacific K Llroad, has gone 10 Colorado springs to take charge of the con slrucllon of the Colorado Midland &l,iroad.
 Col. Bob Ingersoll has at last con seated to plead the cause of the con- Iemned anarchists before the SI preme Court of lllinois. It is said that the anarchists now have plenty ot money to pay for sucn services. Cnas. w. Banks, chief cashier oi Wells, Fargo & Co. at San Francisco, ibsconded last week, having been a trusted employee oi the company with out bonds Tor over twenty years. His accounts are short s2o,eoo with pros poets of increasing as the investiga' tion proceeds.
 Samuel Gay, the defaulting ChieI Pension Clerk, who pleaded guilty to twelve indictments tor embezzletnen, and forgery, was sentenced by the United States Court at Pittsburg on the 9th inst., to five years i'm. prisonment in ,he Penitentilry. He va, only sentenced on one coint, ths ,,ners being heid over. Ills defilcl- ;ions amounted to about SIo,oo'.
 New York, Nov. 7.--Arthur Orton, whose claims 10 the Tichborne estate in England gained him notoriety, WIS arrested Sturdy at his boarding house in Brooklyn on warrant by the United States Comnissioner, up. ,n complaint of the Pension Dcp1rt nent at Washington. Orton Is chtrg cd with having impersonated Chas, Curtis, who is alleged to have served in the One Hundred and Sixth New York Volunteers, and with the inten of drawing the presumable pension oI the alleged Ccrus. Oiton is locked in the Raymond street jail on defaul, of $500 bail. He will be heard or Tuesday.
 Niagara Falls, Nov. 7.--Llwrence Donoyen, of New York, who recent, Jumped from the Brooklyn bridge in to the East river, jumped from th' suspension bridge httle past the cen ter, five minutes before seven o'clock ,his morning. He came from Bufilc last night. His jump was witnessed by four or five persons. He was ac companied by Prof. Haley and Mr
 Drew, areporter of Buffalo. He mad
 he jump successfully, a distance c
 roo feet. He went straight down feet first. He came up somewha : lszed, but struck out for the boat, |