Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-21
Wednesdays Edition.

I .y e0 ., Parnell refuses to resign lu iasos n o'Brien.
 E.P Clark is in San Franeisec Q
 businf S.
 Murray MeInerray will leave :.
 morrow for Phenix q The town of Horton. Kansas. be F been destroyed by fire . Judge Abner Wade, oi Walnut Grove . is In town to-day.
 The United Verde furnaces at Jerom
 started up again on Monday last . T. A. Riordan. one of Flagssafi7s , prominent citizens, is in Prescott Two Mormon elders have recently
 been run out of Blount county, Ala.
 King Kalaksna Of the sandw ich
 Islands died in San Francisco on Mon
 day.
 Sheriff Lowry lodged a man named
 Sullivan in jail last evening, Co serve
 \ sentenee for petit larceny.
 Chas. M Clark shipped another big
 load of machinery. piping, etc, to the
 silver Belt mine this morning.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter G. Bates. for
 mer residents of Prescott, are al pres. 1 cut engaged in inc hnteI hus;nass ;, i Florida.
 l Mf. and Mrs. L. Mcknight, yho ar-
 rived hers recently from Chicago. left
 by private conveyance this morning
 for Phenix,
 l Or. and Mrs. c. A. Sewau and their
 nint -months-old son are visiting friends
 in Prescott. the guests of Mir and Mrs, ". c. Bashiord
 Eastern people are protesting agai nst l free silver coinage. The New York
 chamber ofeommerce recently put itself on record against it. An explosion of natural gas at Find. lay, Ohio, completely wrecked the Hotel Marvin, killing two people and seriously wounding several others. s. c. Mott, member of the legislature from this county, was in Prescott to. day He has been unable to 20 Co Phenix yet, on account of the sickness of his wife, but expects to do soon.
 Sullivan says he will give Slayin l 5000 to stand up before him for just six rounds with gloves on. He also says he will never fight again without | gloves
 $. E. Fuller returned last evening from Peoples valley, where he has been experimenting the snrvey for pipe line to Rich Hill, for he Electric Placer company The line will be between eleven and twelve miles in length. with fan oi 500 feet.
 Will H. Gnl, travelling representa- tive of the Phenix Republican, arrived 1 Tn Prescott last evening, ir the interests l of that paper Mir. Gill IS brother of the editor oI the Republican and. like the latter, is live, enterprising yonng man,
 Wm. Thomas, of Masillon, Ohio, ar rived here recently, suffering intensely | from asthma. Since arriving in Pres cotl he has not even had symptom of the disease, and he will shortly send for his family and bring them here to remain permanently.
 The recently returned duck hunters l z ave very elaborate duck dinner to a few friends last evening st she Hotel | Burke. The following enjoyed the re- past: Fl. D. and J. NJ. Aiken. NJ. F.. Morin, Dr. F. H. Waite, F. L. Carlisle, B. NJ. Goldwster. Miles Archibald, I Frank Andrews, F. A. Tritle, IT,. and Jacob Weber. t
 NIT. and Mrs. W. C. Bashford have one of the han somest eonservatories | Tn the Southwest attached to their | beautiful residence. 1t is semi-circular l in shape, being built in the form of an | immense bay-window. to their dining room, facing eastward. The entrance 10 Il from the latter room Is arched | with wood, carved in arabeseue and l -retted work, which gives very rich md attractive appearance to the tropi- ,ai and other plants in full bloom within. he richness of the scene being also greatly augmented by the Moorish ,olored glass in the roof. An even temperature is maintained sn the win er by means of large pipes containing water heated from furnace
 Chicago Knight Templar was sui ering from a painful wound in his high which threatened to prove fatal. Experiments were made of engraiting the skin of animals on it without sue cess. The physicians stated that their 'nly hope of saving his life was to ecure human outicle, but where to ob- and sufficient amount, IA square nohes being required, was problem le could not answer. The questi 'eing stated in the Commandery, every member of it agreed to submit to the operation of donating portion of his uticle for the benefit of his suffering - rother, and accordingly on last Mon- 6 lay about l50 pieces of human skin 'ere transferred from as many persons nd engrafted on the wound. | In his congratulatory address Go he - oldiers engaged in the Indian cam !, aign, Gener al Miles assured them that A, A, heir services had been 0i great value ter O the country in expressing oae si | he most threatening Indian outbreaks V he country has known. He said also