Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-01
GENERAL NEWS.
The Meyer-McAuliffe match IS of' McAuhffe refused to fight.


 in-law, Franc,s Moore.
 Deep snow is reported in Pennsyi'a- ma and West Virginia and railway travel is much impeded.
 The trial of Reporter k,neaid for tue murder of Ex-Congressman Taulbee IS in progress in Washington. General Rosscrans says he docs moi think the presidsn, intends t" remove him from office and he will not resign. Charles Arbuckle, the millionaire coffee merchaut of New York. is deid. Ills remains will be cremssed at Pitts burg.
 California horses are being sent east in considerable numbers. AS many as from three 10 five carloads day are be- ing shipped.
 The governor of Missouri has issued a proclamation declaring a quarantine against cattle from Texas and Indian Territory.
 | The Arkansas legislature has passed a law pensioning confederate soldiers from ,ha, state. Also one appropfistiug Sto.- 900 for a so'diers' home.
 Nelson P. Reed, editor aud proprietor of the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette, died on Sunday of pneum onia, following an attack of the grip.
 A break has occurred in the Councils yllle coke strike by several large mines resuming work. The assumption IS ct a ten per cen, reduction Of wages.
 Drre tor of the Mint Lynch says that after Iuly next it is probable ,ha. nc more silver dollars will be coined, but silver certificates will be issued lnstead'
 Al Philadelphia Judge Pemose dk -- missed the Ie,tions of the descendants of Benjamin Franklin, who claimed an hCCuAluidlcu tubu VI aoSut PASSs~SS held by ihe city m trust.
 A step son of Senator. Vance attempted to break into the White House a, Wash lngton recently for the pun ose of "do- ing up" the president as he said. He was drunk al the time ot his escapade. Miss Gabrlrlle Greeley daughter of Horace Greeley, founder of the Trib- une. is engaged to be married to Rev. Frauk Monirose Clendenin, rector of St Pc ei's church Of Westchester, New York
 The que en of the Sandwich Islands i; experiencing some difficulty with he' cabine', as the T, form party was making vigorous opposition over several appoint meats. The party has pe,I.ioned tor ths recall i Minister Carter and desires hii removal
 | In a Puyalur, Washington, sawmii | q workman nimed Foster caught ths sleeve of bis shirt m ihe teeth of the ssv and was drawn into Il. H neck cam' in contact with the saw and his head wai entirely seve, ed from his body. | Helen r. Clark, an Indian girl. who was teacher at the Carlisle school. ha. been appointed special allotment agen | by the United States government. Sh' left for Montana to assume the duties ot her office. She will superintendent th, allotment of land to Indians.
 \ At Spokane Falls March s7sh at ,h, Casino variety thes,er Charles Elliott. , faro dealer, fired two shots from a box at the performers on the stage and then
 blew out his own brains. Oae ot tho bullets struck Mabel DeB4bion. an ac- tress, ID the breast killing her. I'm other passed through the back of Carri . | Smith tut her wounds are not consid- f cred fatal.
 T A special from Mercil', Mo, says ? ! William Garner died in this city yestef.
 day from hydrophobis. He got so vio- lent tha, four men had to be kept witl | hlm al! the tune. During fast night hi
 sufferings were terrible. He gnashed hi: , ice; h and frotI ed a, the mouth coatin- . uaIly. It is .a.d that about txent, ? years ago he was bitten by a mad do, | which the lctoss ,aink vas the cause T George Stafford. agcd ninety year
 died in san Antonio, Texas. a fes day since. StsffHd had lived in Texas six,,
 years and had fought his way from tn, lLouisana line io the Rio Grande ane back aga,n half q dozen times. and wAi was scared by bullet, knife and ar' ow
 wounds from head to foot. Not the least remarkable thing about him Is thai while papers found in his trunk cleari, entitled him to pensions both from the United States and the stale of Texas. he had never asked for dollar, and d ed in poverty.
 | A telegram from San Antonio, Texas, say.:: "Wha,eser may be she sesulis, o, lack of results. of Koch's lymph in the winter air of the nor,hern la,i.ades. its success in the highlands of southwestern ITexas has been demonstrated. IL has been given mos. thorough irisi and has accomplished more than vas ex- pected of s, and has been the un- doubted means of saving twelve lives. and many more have experienced ben- eft from it's use. The tosal number Of patients undergoing ihe course is ninety | -:- T kuys kaoe <,@raI