Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-07-18
NEWS. NOTES Ano COMMENTS.

EhSidhd hal snow storm July IItn. Demins had a $6o,ooo fire on the
 10th inst.
 A herd ot eig5t buffaloes has recently been discovered, ln Montana. A yellow fever infected ship has been
 placed in quarantine al New York. Destructive storms are stlll reported ! H. various parts of the eastern states.
 A prohibition amendment to the i national constitution has been repoited
 iavordbly.
 There IS enc place ,n Ventura county, i California, where there are Coco, acres planted with beans.
 A big food G,ing serious oamage to property Is reported In the Mononga hela tiver, at P.ttshurg A clam digger tt Stoningtpn. Conn. has just found d pearl worth $75 in one, ot the clans of late haul. Burlington, N. J., proudly claims more widows 10 the square yard than any other city in the United States. A Florida planter has contracted 10 furnish q New York dealer with I,ooo,- oco c.btages during the season. Clinton $ Fisk, k,prorlt tion,>f, says he expects Eo draw neaviy tfuu t'c reI';',- hc4n vU'o ttIou!,out thc roIt'.. The MssoDs oi NetIaska propose to est..hilst q home for the Care ot cr- phancd chu1ren ot Mason.c i.niii,fS. k~usas tiy was eisI'.d by 3 di54strouS r.nn storm, wnich i,"ei poitlous ot ihst c'ly or Surda, ri, h. NJ. Camp, ptoprits ter ot i 1nte: at NaYasio, iexas w.s sh,t anG Aillte by ]. II. and Seth MoorIng, propyietors of d i,vei "Vs;ei!y on Tuesday. The De0as diamond mine q, Kimber. y, Africa, caught on fire few days ago lmpri>onng 500 employees 300 of winch ~ n
 Allen Scully, an English landlord, of the rack rept o!Ger, has been compelled to sell his land iii Illinois. on account Of law passed 0y the state legislature Tne fact that the ex-Empress Eugenle has requeSte' tha, her remains De cremated, las caused social sensa- ton in France and a boom m favor of lnclneratiOn.
 Justice Fields, of the United States supreme count, has refused 10 iniefcre in the Goi,ienecn case. and 1t looks as # Ihe slayer oi Mamie Kelly would have 10 hang.
 Joseph Baily, 0t the Dakota deiesi- ton, Is sad To De the youngest and smallest mar ;iit was in the Chicago convention. lie is g years old and about five feet high.
 Coins struck during the brief reign of the late Emperor Frederick III are al ready scarce ard held at a premium. The coin-colieoting people can always be depended or to bo in on time
 Maxwell, 'hc murdaVe ot Preler, has been respitrd for four weeks ty Ms souri's governor It is believed that thi5 heartless. colC-blooded murderer Will vel nave hls >ert, nee Commuted.
 The last FfenCh rife, as desc ibed, has ball so small that d soldier can Carry 22o rounds, shoots with new smoke less powder, and its bullets pierces brick wall ,ight inches thick a, 800 yards.
 Geo. V N. Lothrop, Ameiican his ter to Russia, vii! shortly tender his resignition and return to America. One reason Is the condition of his heslth,. and another iS that he Is growing tired of his inactive diplomatic lie.
 St. Louis society IS greatly disturbed over the eiopement ct w. H. Moore, managing editor If Joseph Pulitzer's paper the Post-Dispa,ch, and Mrs. Norton, the wife of ,heatrical manager Moore had a wife and two children.
 The committee or foreign relations, has reported iavoTsbly the bi!l - pro- hIblt ;he coming of Ch!rese .aborers into the United States. reported in the house by Belmont, chairman of the committee on foreign relations, as substitute for all bills before the committee relating to Chinese immigration.