Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-27
eGtoriai and Miscellaneous Items

New Yosk.
 The Tucson Star comes out in oppo- ssien te ,te proposed university 10 be erected If, that city. Deroit-;s 10 try ihree-wheeled coach on her streets instead of the herdic. IL is called the tricycle. coach.
 Al I.2oo pound sea COW was captured m the St.Luce river, Florida, last week and IS held as a rare curiosity.
 South Carolina's new rent law gives the landlord the hrst clam on a cror, the laborer second and the merchant third ..
 Ex Senator James I. Farley, of Caii-- fo1nis, died at his homs. al Jackson in that state. on the s3d instant Deceased was 56 years of age.
 The miners and coke drawers of the Connellsville coke regions m Pensyl- yania have ordered strike for an so- vance of ten per cent m wages
 Thomas W. Hunter, 2 wealthy Col orado stockman was found dead m bed recently at Vanda!la, Illinois where. he was visiting.
 I.C. Wickersham and wife, we'll 10 do couple of Sonoma county. California, were murderediast week by their Chinese cook. MT. Wickersham was nephew of banker of the same name living at Petaluma.
 Senator Payne, of Ohio, paid Ss9,S Boo for his seat. The names of the senators and representatives whose votes were purchased by Payne are given by Col. Sim Donovan. a prominent Ohio demo ! crat.
 The chairman of the republican terri torial CeaGal Committee should call 2 meeting of that body a. an early date and prepare for thorough organization throughout ,he.:err.,ory of the RepuSli- can party for the coming campaign. 1 William Henry Brown, Pittsburg co!ored man, has received the bequest of Shenandoah Valley farm of I5o acres from a Virginian named James Spangler. the son of a wealthy planter, who played with Brown when both were boys, and who was badly wounded in the Confederate service at Fort Harrison 1 and captured. Brown, who was serving ip the Union a-ny. saw that Spangler received kind Ieatmen; as wounded prisoner.
 Senator Teller, as chairman Of the senate committee on public lands has reported favosably on the bill 10 give government aid 10 assist ID the construc. 1 ton of irrisating canals, ditches and reservoirs on the arid plalns of the west ern states, and recommended the fixing of penalty to be added to the bill, to se put on all persons ~ho arc detected in damaging such public work.
 The Star is probably mistaken when il says that "a numbCr Of he deposed federal officials of A.z na are wukng might and. main to detca, ,ie conh az.-- uon ofIheir suc, essofs. no.sHh tindirS the fact they talk 10 .se contrary" There Is no such movement of the kind, al least up ir this neck of woods. 1 In the same issue oi the Pherix Gazette, in which, the editor warns Governor Zaiick against ''!ll advice oi jealous but indiscseet friends" II advises him 10 remove the attorney general of the territory. The most jealous and indis- erect friend could not offer His Excel 'ency a more i'll advised proposition thar this since it is clearly in excess Of the ! authority vested h the chief execu- tive.
 Our contemporary, which praised Cleveland for his ou.spoken views on the silver question, has, we are happy tc note. come out squsrely in favor of bi metalism. When,In after years or months 1t desires to sustaih its position on thl: question ], can refer back 10 ns files and get whichever side of 1t that 1t may de- sire fjr the occasion. There Is nothing like being cn the right side of proposi iion
 The Pasnix Gazette sill advises Co' Zulick to apply ms official toe to ih' Attorney General oi the territory. IL | evident the editor of the Gazette has no yet read the decision Of the New Mexico lsupreTne court sn a similar case Tn, Govern.r of New Mexico attempted ts perform the same feat with the a,torne, general of that territory, but instead o kicking him, struck , snas IT the shap' of a territorial law similar 10 one now il lDrce m ihis ttEruory and disjointed hl Joe, while the objceA- al which II va aimed was untouched.
 l The Philadelphia News says ,ha despite the provcrvial ingrati,ude of ,e publics U is to private enterprise, aite all, that this country must look for ih solution of historical mysteries Fror the published accounts oi the cray quil exhibited al AsbuTy Park by Colonel ] ,Townley Crane, !, nevideut tha, lon step has been made in the right direction This remarkable congeries Of rare an, Ecu.ious information is said 10 coatain ; i.bI, out of ,he night shirt of the Man wit the Iron Mask, segment of Jobs Com