Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-11-27

ncinS Cut over m the Ooitcu StatSss they will come to an end n Is years # there IS no replanting. We shall have to begin to be mere careful with our timber supply.-Ex.
 Sale of boxes for the Patti concert at Chicago reached $soooo. George M. Pullman took first choice of boxes al $I,6oo. The next three brought $i.ooo each. going to R. T. Crane. Marshall Field and s. w. Allerton. The Baltimore Sun is authority for
 the statement that the recent corr
 gross of Catholics held m that city,
 removed the ban from all secret socie'- ties with the exception Of the Masonic:
 fraternity and will doubtless sanction
 that ere long.
 Billy Mccarthy. of Australia, and
 Denny Kelliher, of Boston, fought on
 Wednesday night in San Francisco for
 a purse of $I,8oo. Kelliher was
 knocked out ia the twenty-6rst round by back handeL
 Dr. Rudolph Tausky. the noted CT. pert on insanity, who became insane.
 and attempted to kill his wife and him.
 self in January. 1885, died Saturday in
 the Bioomingdale asylum. He wal one Of the experts in the Guiteau trial.
 A violent epidemic of dlphtheria is
 raging in the villages ef Middleton and
 Gesrestown. Minn. Sixty-hve cases ar..
 now on hand, and a number of deaths
 have occurred. Both towns have been 1 quarantined.
 The Union Pacific officials announce
 authoritatively that,hey will build through
 to southern California. and part of the
 contract has already been let. Los
 Angeles is to bo the terminal city and
 Rodondo the Pacific seaport. The
 work will be completed within tive
 years.
 Emperor William, of Germany, has
 authorized the re-establlshment of a
 ottery. to be managed bya syndicate,
 for the purpose of raising the sum of 1000. 900. marks for site on which to
 erect a monument to the late Emperor William.
 At Topeka, Kans, Judge Foster in the case of the Stevens county murder CTS, decided that the district court for the eastern district of Texas has juris.
 diction over No Mans Land. where the crimes for which they were indicted re- gently by the grand jury at Paris. Tex, were committed.
 Mrs. Mary Thurman Coles, a daughter of Judge Allen G. Thurman. of Ohio.
 has been granted a divorce by the superior court of San Diego county. California, from her hus band. Lieuten- ant Wm. $. Cole, commanding the United States ship Dispatch. Plaintiff alleges that he has failed for sometime to contribute anything toward her sup port.
 A vest pocket edition of the horse has been foaIed in Hartford City, Ind. The mother is two-year-old Shetland pony, owned by Harry B. Smith, president of the Exchange bank. The colt is nine .---l.- -s----. Ah>- -l-~k, stauus SIX nanuy in height, and is as lively as cricket. It is doubtless the smallest h rse in the United States.
 The Chinese minister at Washington wears an enormous diamond ring on his thumb. The stone is Of immense size and very brilliant The setting in- stead of being gold, is of dark wood.
 The wood from which the ring is made Is very old-said to be 1000 years old and its rarity makes it more costly than gold.
 The VanderbiIts are known at Bar Harbor as people who do great deal cf good n qui:, way, helping the de- serving poor on frequent occasions | without maxing any parade of the matter. During the past season they purchased at one shop. through an at tsche of the cottage. $50 per week of common clothing for needy villagers.
 w. E. Curtis. a welLknown residen, of L,minda Park, California, married Mss May Fasan November 18th | against the will of Philip Engel the lattei's brothct-in-iaw Three days | later Eng! ga, drnak and abused h,s wifr, when Curi, int-riered and was shot af,! ms antiy killed.
 The examination of Mrs. Moore and | Eliza DIvis, the womrn supposed to be old Mrs. Bender and Kate Bender, has been concluded at Oswego, Kansas. The three justices before whom the ex- was mlde decided that the evidence wIs strong enough to warrant holding the prisoners without bail to await the actisn of the grand jury.
 Poverty and disappointment caused Mrs. Nellie Benn, of Denver to shoot herself through the left breast. Her coming home and taking look at his dying wife. jabbed a small knife into his own breast and then swallowed small dose of morphine, but this was pumped out and he will recover. The woman will die.
 A New York telegram says: "When Augustus Pitou visited Mrs. Parnell she told him umong letters which bore upon her case was one from her son Charles written about seven months ago, and the last letter she had from him. Iii was