Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
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PHmApELrnIA. July 2. Private ad vices from a majority of the dio, ceses indicate that the election of Rev. Dr l. l.. Nicholson. of this city, as bishop of Milwaukee, will be ap- proved probably by unanimous vote, and that there k no probability ot any such opposition as was directed against Rev. Phillips Brooks Pr Nicholson is high church in his pns cliyities, but not sufficiently so, i; IS sthought, to induce any formidable opposition from the liberal wing of the Episcopal church.
 Nebraska Republicans Is Council,
 LNooLN. NgR.. July S. The State Republican Committee Is in session here to-day for the purpose of nam ing the time for the next eonven- ton. Chairman John (. Watson presented a large number of eneoug aging reports from every district in the state, which indicated that the Republican state ticket k certainly n success in the coming campaign. In many reports considerable em. phasis was laid upon the fact that both the Prohibition and the Ali ance Republicans are neturning to the old party.
 Lieutenant Ds.ne on rrial.
 SAS FRANeIsco. Cal, July 7 Xvi dence Tor the prosecution k beng taken to-day by the court martial in the case Of Lieutenant Alexander Deane, of the Fourth infantry. who is charged with conduct unl,econiing an officer, Tho stipulations charge that he was ,eyeraltimes intoxicated when on duty in the Yosemite val ley. He Is also charged with un- necessary discharge ot fire arms. \ plea of not guilty has been entered. The court martial is sitting at the Presidio military reservation. with Judge Advocate Major Edward Hunter ss the presiding officer.
 | ysezn, Chair.
 CmcAoo. July : Therc k one empty chair at the meeting to-day oF the Western Traffic association li Is that usually occupied hy the representative of the Alton road The important question which ,he gathering wilt determine k whether Chairman Finley i~ to lsc maintained in his attitude towards the Alton or not. There is very little probability that the Alton win be expelled from the association as such action would require the unanimous vote of all the lines. Therc are several that are known to he in secret sympathy with the Alton in it's fight. The latter, however. k perfectly willing to be barred out from the sssociltion as # can afford to get along without the organization better than any other line.
 state T-arher.' Association.
 SARATOGA, N Y.. July c. The forty-sixth annual meeting of the New York State Teachers associa ton opened here to-day with very largo attendance of teachers of both sexes. and the gathering is reinforced by large number of prominent edu- cators. Nearly every school in the state k represented by principals, instructors and teachers. After the routine proceedings the feature ui the day was the annual address which was delivered by General Stewart l.. Woodford. He chose for his subject 'The labor problem, and spoke at length upon the relations of capital and labor.
 | Big Futnitnre Display.
 CHlcAao. July G. What k pr,,ba. bly the largest national Furniiure exposition ever held in this country opened for private view today in the exposition building on the Lake Front. Nearly three hundred man ufacturers employing twenty thou sand people are represented Wis eonsin, Michigan, Illinois and other states have exhibits. The exps,si- ton will be thrown open to the general public on Saiurdav. Cards of welcome, signed by nearly two hundred firms, have been seHt tut to every furniture dealer in America. inviting their attendance and saving that the exposition is the finest and most complete of is kind ever held.
 An Actress Seriously Gll.
 PurLADELPHa, July 9-A dispatch from ScFnton, Pa, says that there has been no improvement for the better in the condition of Mrs. r. l.. Davenport. the noted professional. and widow of the celebrated actor, who for some weeks past has been lying seriously i'll at the Davenport homestead. Her complaint is a ma lignant cancer, and 1t is feared that 1t is incurable She has been ten derly nursed and watched by Fanny Davenport, her daughter, who will cancel at least portion of her en- agreements for the opening of the coming season should her mother survive until that time and still need her wa,chful care.
 Royal Wedding.
 New York. July GA dispatch from London avs: With all the plmr -~4 sl'tter of royalty. tue marriage of Franaiska ,Iosepha Lon ise Augusta Naric Christina Helena. better snuwn as the Princess Louise of Scheleswic- -Holstciu. and Prince