Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-29
c1SEpAL NEWS.


 ennial as state.
 The prospects for the Kansas wheat :rop s excellent.
 In Canada liquor dealers cannot bold ,ffice.
 McKinley's nomination as governor ,f Ohio is conceded.
 Arthur Eyeretts jewelry store in Albu- luerque was burned recently.
 A number of prominent Washington are down with the grip
 New Orleans will erect a monument to Hennessey, the victim of the Mafa.
 Anthony comstock has opened war asains the sale of pictures of actresses in tights.
 The New York Tribune recently eel ebra,ed it golden anniversary
 The grip is now said to be decimst- ing Indians in the state of Washington.
 George Fireman of Montana has been appointed confidential clerk to the com missioner of the general land office.
 A cattle disease which battles the skill of COW doctors has broken out m Kansas attended with fatal results Claus Spreckels is said to have pock- eted $s, 500, ,ooo within six weeks by hts 1 deal with the Sugar Trust. The Pennsylvania road receives about sI, 900, 900 a year for the United States mail which it carries. The ear has issued decree pro- 1 hibiting Jewish artisans from entering Moscow and expelling those already ! there.
 Several of the American flags raised ] over school houses in Elkhart county, Indiana, have been torn down and burned.
 Senator Stanford will monoplize ths president for two whole days at Pale | Alto, and there will be no reporter: present.
 Louis Munson, editor of the Banning Cal Herald, died suddenly of a hem ] orrhage at Riverside while assisting a the reception to President Harrison. Barney and Jimmy Kerr, two brothers ! of Silver City. N. NJ, went on spree together recently and had quarrel II 1 which the latter was kill ed. 1 Senator Reagan, of Texas, has re- signed to accept position on the Texa' | railroad commission. Horace Chiffon 1 of Tyler, has been appointed U. S. sen
 asor in his place.
 Baron Fava reported to the Italian l government that there is DO way out Q the situation, as the federal governmen
 has no power to give Italy the satisfao-
 ton demanded.
 Dick Liddle, once a member of ib
 famous James gang, vas arrested
 Richmond, Mo-, "Wednesday. charge
 with the murder of Wood Hite, a cousl -f T..o I...ae Ia .QQ,
 ! A. J. Hunt, gambler, killed Privat I Miller, of the Fourth cavalry, at Wall tWalla. last week. On Friday nigt
 soldiers overpowered the jailor and fire
 sixteen bullets into Hunts body, kilIin
 him instantly.
 II In connection with the New Orlelr ! affair, some statistics in regard to lynchin
 in this country are of interest. An ex , ] change has ascertained that since tn : Ist of January 46 persons have bee
 ilyuched in thls country A of whor have been lynched in the south. c
 these A, g were negroes, IT Italians
 white Americans and I Indian. c
 this number Louisiana has lynched II
 Texas 9. Mississippi 6. Tennessee : Georgia ], Alabama 5, West Virginia > Florida and Missouri I.
 The trial of Plenty-of-horses. the In
 dian charged with the murder of Lieu :. tenant Casey, of the United States Arm
 has commenced at Sioux Falls, Dakot Bear. That -Lies-Down, uncle of tt
 prisoner. testified that Plenty-of- -Hors, ], was the murderer of Lieutenant Case = The prisoner evincsd much disqueitud t at the testimony.
 T A Denver telegram says: An airo
 cious crime came 10 light hel ' today. A few months ago Mir q Joseph Barnaby, widow of Rhode land millionaire, took 8 trip to Californ r for her health, being accompanied | r Mrs. c. s. Wsrre', wife of prominer !, Denver real estate dealer. On their T, turn a shor time ago Mrs. Barnat f found a package postmarked Bosto,
 which had arrived during their absence
 It contained small flask of whisky wit , the inscription, Accept this fine ol s whisky from your friends in the woods . A few days later, returning from driv f both ladies being thoroughly chile . through, they drank some of the liquid : They were taken Ill immediately afte |. and Mrs. Barnaby has died and Mf l Warrel is in a critical condition.
 chemical analysis showed that there va
 a large amount of arsenic in the whisk.