Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-14

EtisgiaI aad niseellaaoous lions.
 Prospect efa igAs hsp crop inN es Yesk.
 Aelco osders the billing of train
 robbers e sight. According to General Rosencr ans she
 var ofthe rebellion cost $6.Ise,oso.yos The prairie doss are disappearins
 froa the PlainA Natural gas has been discovered in
 Scett county. Ind. Maxwell, the murderer sf Prelles, has been denied . new trial Henry Ward Beecher n creating reAt sensation in London. Anarchist Parsons has been expelled from the Knights of Labor. The export Of gold during the month
 Of June amounted to $s,5oo.eeo D.nvefs Academy of music vas dss
 royed by fire on July sth-
 R. H. Paul has gwen up the sheri6's
 s05ce of Pima county to E. Q. Shaw. Mr. Gladstone seems doomed to
 defeat. ia elections nov in progress, in England.
 Sunset Cox has'uearied of his life in the land of harems and will resign, A party q anarchists fired on the
 American flag in tho 4th of July psoces- sion in Chicago.
 SBurgiars got away with $ao, 1000 worth of stamps from the Minneapolis Minn. pOstefice.
 The Union Pacific will put limited express between Omaha and Ogden on the ssth inst.
 Gel Coskhill, who won notesiesy pros ecuting Cuiteau. died at Mi. Pleasant, Iowa, a lev days ago.
 Arkansas plantation laboeers have organized as Knights of Laboex Their first act vas ts strike.
 Hon Tim Tarsney of Michigan ard Hon Tlm Campbell of New York are the wittiest lrishmen in Congren
 Wa, between Kansas City and Oma- ha is nov in order. Omaha calls her. self the metropolis of the West.
 Immigration conunues to grow les except from Norway and Sweden. The greates falling oG is from Germany.
 The Presiden, is developing . srea, foodness for children. He voluntarily takes them in.his azms-ns~ and kisses them.
 Young James Garfield. who is study ing la~ at Cleveland, gives promise of sne day becoming eminent in the pro- Isssion.
 Congessman w. L. Scott. the Erie millionaire is prominently mentioned | IS the successor to Secretary Manning | 1t the head of the treasury department. l
 Since his arrival at New Loaden ex- President Arthur has been enjoying | much improved health and his physi- ian is nov hopeful of his entire re- :overy.
 James l. Birkey, who vas once arge stock-holder and director of the Baltimore < Ohio Railroad, and the 'wner of large coal fields in Ohio, died n poverty at St. Louls last week,
 "Are you democrat and will you uppor the democratic ticket" is the est adopted for delegates to their con- entiou.
 New York beycottsrs have received offrsm ons to three years im.. sisoument each. Il
 The Astonisher and Paralyser, a ,urnal for the home and family," isaI ,ading Kansas pa?er.
 Cameron H. King. the 4th of July rator in Tucson. made an able address , behalf of home rule for Arizona.
 Charles and James Culbertson, of 'andalia, Me, killed 5000 field mice hi!e blowing roo acres of ground.
 Trey, N. Y., received less than $s,eoe rom liquor license this year. and Omaha 'ts Sr7o. 900 under the high fee system.
 Under the caption "Itsms of Know ige" the Cork (lreland) Freeman prints 'e following: George Washington was 'e first President of the United States. Sullvan's paoac.a is the yolk of sn eeg a glass of water every morning before sakfast The egg 90 doubt disguises C water and makes it taste jess like edic,ne.
 Reports from Cuba state that the gar crops now about to be gathered, ,'ch has been mostly cultivated with x labor, will probably equal that Of 73. The crop then was about 775 70 tons. Hangman Van Hise, of New Jesey, s been sentenced ts year in the lte peaitentiary, where he may bel me thoroughly familiar with the habits the prisoners and learn how to con- It their wants
 The rubber dealers of Easten Nicara- a think they have discovered tree ose gum will give as much sstisfaefian