Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-04
NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.
 The Albuquerque Citizen says free raders are scarce Tn New Mexico.
 It is predicted that New Jersey will give 5000 republican maj ority this year.
 In the annual boat race between Har- yard and Yale, the totmer was victo- rious.
 "Dan" Rice, the old snowman, owns ,so, 900 acres of land in Texas and New Mexlco.
 Sir Andrew Clark, Mc. Gladstone's phy sician received $25, ,ooo for journey to Italy.
 Wm. H. Di!iingham has been nom- mated for governor Of Vermont, by the republicans.
 Cleveland has been notified of his nomination by the committee appoioted for that purpose.
 Henry James IT,, the novelist, boasts that he never loved a woman, though he is now forty years old. New York pronibitionists have adoptcd d platform and have decided on an aggressive ca'npa'gn. Ned Clark. colored, was lynched in Wmth county, Georgia. for attempting an assault cn thiiteen-year-Old girl. The ..di estate transf,-c ir Los An. geies, CT Tuesday last, fell below Soc, ,ooo. being the smallest recorded for one day for ovei year. $. NJ. F'arklln, nf Tucson, has been app, intcG ,tgtrt nf tie Unly. fshS a'o W. f. Smith and Fdwlrd Irv're, of P.Snlx, comm slpntrS ot the insane osy'um.
 About h. nny ser'ous Cainases cooked ipr from tie ccm'ng po','cal t"r- nado Is the wit,Aing ot rlitie,n iHch (, liar ard reQ bardsr harcker- hicf
 X biatk ,sm rurri,. g wub 3 fjok of sheep m lhe mounialuS near Dalano, Cal, shot | re since chased bear, when bruin ran up tree and was shot by ihe ferGer.
 T.,e monster ,,.nter ship at the Fir ger board, Nova Scotia, Is about twothrds built. There gre 2I,ooo pieces in the ship, and, |, IS .xpec':d, : 900 more will be required to finish it.
 The magnetic leader oi the repu'h!- cans will be found way in the front dur ing the campaign doing effective service in showing up the fallacy of Cleve- lands free trade ooc,rine.
 The Lordon Times IS elated ,ha; Blaine was not nominated at Chicago, and says: "As he is no friend to Eng land We can afford t. regard bis defeat with considerable equsnimity."
 Patsy Cardiff aud Pat Killen had a short, plucky, efseen mlr ute round, figh, near Minneapolis .on Monday, in which Cardiff was laid out by right handler fsom Kdleu. It was ne doubt "Kii- len" affair.
 An achievement of American manu- fsc!ur vas the oonstiuctinn of class A anthracite locomotive, weighing 10000 pCun :s, in sixteeh noIts and fifty-hve minutes, at Altoona, Pa.
 An Americarized Chinamen, who has recently returned from trip to his na- tive land, says that the daily wages re- ceived by coolles vary from s to 50 cents. The average living expenses are 25 cents day.
 s A new double-polnted nail is the ,n- vention of an ingenins woman. They are especially useful for invisible mailing in woodwork. It is simply two nails joined 6smly, the sides of the heads be- ing placed together.
 William II, the new emperor of Ger many, spent two years in learning to set type and one year in press room. It may be that fairly good printer was spoiled to make bad emperor.
 Three years ago Charles Selhe, of Morris Cove, Tenn, saved from drown ing the young daughter of a rich New Yorker. Nov. by will of that gentlemen who has lately died. Selhe gets some $Io, 900 in reward for his bravery.
 The salvation army. of Winfield, Kan, billed the town with the following in- tense lite1ature Smiling Bell, of Wichita, the girl wbo jumped out of a two story window to get salvation, ~ill he at the rink on Monday at 8 o'clock p. m.. Cyclones of salvation T.mnadoes of power Gales of grace Celestial