Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Steve Brodie. the bridge jumper, jumped over the Passsic Falls, and came
 of without damage.
 The pack of Salmon in the Sacra- mento river up to the 18th of May was I5,ooo cases, including 5000 cases of the seal brand sold and delivered.
 The New York legislature. among its last acts, defeated bill to enable the Canadian Pacific road to bridge the Mi agara and make Buffalo connections.
 Donald ]. Mcdonald, an artillery sergeant, stationed at Fort Mason, rear San Francesca, Monday last, shot and killed Ethel Anderson, daughter of a deputy sheriff of San Jose, Cal, and then killed himself.
 Large schools of the genuine sardines exist of the coast in the vicinity of San Diego, and capitalists are investigat- ing the subject. with view of establish ing some sardine packing houses there.
 A we'll has been found in Luarens county, Ga, from which pure spirits of turpentine can be drawn. The we'll is sixty feet deep and 1t is said that fifteen barrels can be drawn from it at one time
 The Russian church and college in San Francisco took fire on Monday. and before alarm could be given the flames had burst through into the sleeping rooms. The bishops, clergymen and students barely escaped.
 Nf-- ~ E1i~~o, .oosIar oS Mrs. Grover Cleveland, was lately mar ried to Henry Perrine, merchant of Buffalo. He is about fifteen years years older than the bride, who is a well-pre- served woman of forty-five.
 An association of cattlemen has been formed Tn Kansas City. as the result of the belief that they can handle their stock more cheaply than middle men, who have no particular interest in the prices they obtain as long as they get their commission.
 A hourishing Mormon church at Bir- minaham, Ala, was broken up few days since, by citizens of the neighborhood, and the elders in charge Of it were warned to leave the county, which they accordingly did without ceremony.
 At Chicago. John s Cosgrove and his wife, were arrested by the fed eral authosities. on complaint of C. F. Smith, of Los Angeles, who charges them with using the mails for black mailing purposes.
 The custom house inspectors of New York arrested a man and woman who were passengers CT steamer, as sus- pected smugglers. Nothing was found on the man, but in the woman's dress were found twenty-six goldwatches, chains and bracelets valued at SI2.ooo.
 William B. Derby, cashier of the Mes sener District company, of Boston, IS under arrest on charge of embezzling Sro.o 900 from the Western Unio n Tele- graph company. He did this by raising the amounts of the monthly bills against the company and pocketing the differ cnce.
 A large seizure of beer was made at Iowa, under the prohibitory laws of the state. The sheriff armed with a warrant, took four cars loaded with beer to place of safety. St Lotus parties will bring suit for damages at once, claiming that the seizure was of the rights of interstate  Mrs. Bishop, mother of Washington Irving Bishop. has sworn vengeance on the doctors who dissected her son. She proposes 10 enter the lecture field and to divulge startling evidence of murder. It is asserted that the Phy- ,icians will be vigorously prosecuted.
 Commodore Haskins, uf the fiaghip |. Esquamath, British Columbia, died Sunday last. He was near forty years ,f age and was anative of DeTonshire. He had seen much service for a young nan, and distinguished himself m
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