Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-10
NEWS, NOTES AND CoMMENJS s

The Haytian revolution is at an end
 Edwin Booths health is reported improving.
 Heavy snow storm reported through out the east.
 Prairie fires are devastating portions oi Dakota.
 A million pound bank note IS kept al the hank of England.
 Mrs. Margaret Sangster IS the nev editor of Harper's Bazaar.
 Mary Anderson. the unfortunate ac tress, has sailed for Europe.
 France has asked Belgium to expe Boulanger from the latter country.
 An American syndicate has purchased the entire railway system oi Jamaica.
 The United States war ship Nipsif has been gotten afoat again in Samoa.
 Eight hundred carpenter are on a strike at Buffalo for nine hours per day.
 Presdeat Harrison and Secretary iAaho.u IS po'u StSuheu SspyW rians.
 Colonel Ingersoll's fee for clearing Boodler Kerr IS sand to have been $25,ooo
 There have been fifteen duels and sixteen suicides at Monte Carlo so far this year.
 The United States senate has adopted a resolution of sympathy over the death of John Bright.
 Several silk mills are to be buili m Pennsylvania. The largest will employ 300 hands.
 Twelve hundred St. Louis carpenters are on strike for eight hours day and forty cents per hour.
 Owing to cut rates man recently rode from Dayton. Wyoming territory. to St Louis. a.ooo miles, for $I.
 Secretary windom rejected all offers for redeemrng 4 4H per cent bonds .t higher rate than $I oS.
 Dr. McCosh, the venerable ex-prcsi- dent of Princeton college. is lying critically Ill of pneumonia.
 Professor Paul Paquin, Missour's state veterinary surgeon, is believed to have been inoculated with glanders.
 General Boulanger seems 10 still oc- cupy the attention of the French repub- lie, 1t he is not "at home" present.
 The first spring victim of rope jump ing Is little Indianapolis girl, who died at the twelve hundred and sixty fifth jump.
 Edwin E 10th was stricken with paral- 'sis durin; hts appearance n ''OthellG" u Rochester on Thursdsy nis';, and is i'll.
 Two negroes have been seized with eproSy io Eiberton, C.. One has turned white. while the other has bro ten out in spots.
 In New Hampshire whe,e the ai.e ,as offer | bpaui fF .ie,.i crows, ome of the peopie .uc mak,as money " taising CLOVIS.
 A man named Osburn, baten by a mad dog In June Lest. h,s just died nost heM'rend'ne death oI hydr"phobia | Socorro. New Mexco
 The Las Vegas Op,i: asserts | ,,t Santa tc l. sad to hr- so dead that It is iequrnly referred ,o ss T vaccination nsk on mother earth"
 Samuel Cummings. q! Boston. while eanIng against rail in his grain mil, began sneezlng, and sneezcd so hard e disloca,ed his shoulder"
 Four locomotives are being made at 'aldwin's Locomotive works to be run y soda instead of coal. Soda engines 'e used m some pats of Europe. Joe McAuliffc and Tom Lees will ummel each other next month for the mnsement of the members of the olden Gate Athletic club and $I,7se. American capital is rushing unto Cen al and South America and engineers e making estimates as to wha, various np.ovements will cost in these coun. les.
 An Engish mining expert declares at there is, just enough coal to las, reat Britain roa years. no days, hours, minutes.
 Idaho will ask congress for a grant
 5.ooo,ooo acres of ard land for re- amation by a system of canals from 2 Snake river. when the territory is |mtted as 2 state.
 Major PowelPs surveying party and nator StewMt's arid land committee Il visit Idaho this summer and in stigate project for retaining from .ooo.ooo to Is,ooo, 900 acres of rich . Id lands. l