Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-26
FSoM FRIDAY's DAILY.

FSoM FRIDAy's DAILY.
 The Aztec mill will be rebuilt.
 Base ball tomorrow afternoon.
 Mercury got up into the nineties today.
 Ice cream at the opera house to- night.
 The Catholic church at Clifton was burned recently.
 C. H. Akers received the orna- mental onyx monument last night.
 Geo. E. Brown has gone to the line of the Atlantic k Pacific, on official business.
 The Glee club will meet tonight at the residence of Governor and Mrs. F. A. Tritle.
 The stage of the opera house was beautifully and tastefully arranged for last nights entertainment.
 Jerome has a population of be- tween 300 and 100 now. The Com pany's monthly pay roll amounts to Sl5,OOO.
 W. T. Brown and others, from the eastern part of the county. have just made shipment of $40 head or two train loads of cattle from Ash Fork.
 Nothing remains of what was formerly the Methodist church but heap of rubbish. and few piles of good lumber saved in tearing down the building.
 What IS the proper way to spend Sumdayi The Rev. pr. C. Fl. Eaton, gives his views on the subject In an article which will be printed in the September number of the North American Review.
 Ouida is a great lover of dogs, and has written a charming article on them and their extraordinary cspac- ity for affection. which will be pub lished in the September number of the North American Review.
 This office is in receipt of a copy of Jules Bsuman's Photographic view of Prescott The drawing is very correct and exact one showing the town to good advantage. Copies of the map may be had for S2.5O.
 Isaac Besht Bendavid is not a familiar name but under that sigma ture the North American Review will publish an article in its Septem- Der number, replying to Goldwin ! Smiths stricttires on the Hebrew race and his explan ation of the causes of theirexpulsion from Russia.
 Adolf Baerman returned from the insane asylum yesterday. having been discharged from that institu- ton as cured. He was arrested yes terday. charged with assaulting his wife. Phenix papers state that he was shot by the latter instead of having shot himself accidentally, as reported at the time of the occur renee. In conversation to-day with the JoURNAL-MINER man, Baerman confirmed this statement. and said that he told the story of accidental shooting in order to shield the woman. He only remained at the asylum four days, it being apparent to the officials there, as 1t was to nearly every one who conversed with him here prior to his being sent, that he was not insane. He will have his examination in the district attorney's office this evening at 6 o'clock. on the charge of assault.
 Prof. Zamloch appeared to a crowded house last evening. Every seat in the opera house was taken. while a great many were compelled to stand in the aisle, and admission tickets were refused to several more. The Professor kept his audience in a roar of laughter throughout the entire performance. As magician. he has no superiors and few if any equals. his prestidigitation being something remarkable. His tricks are performed with the greatest de liberation, in the full view of the audience and in the bright glare of the lights, and the audience simply wonders and admires. The Pro lessor has also host, in the way of amusing his audience, in his assist ant, Billy, whose droll movements invariably bring down the house. While many of the tricks performed by Professor Zamloch last night had been witnessed before, they were none the less appreciated by those present, on account of the cleverness with which they were done. At the close of the perform ance the prizes were given away to the fortunate ones holding numbers. They consisted of various articles, useful and ornamental, ranging from an elegant tea set down to child's doll, the JoURNAL-MfNER man being the recipient of sack of flour. Others received bacon, boxes of crackers, boxes of soap, water pitchers, lemonade sets, water sets, butter dishes, and etcetras too nu- merous to mention. Professor Zam- loch will give two more perform ances in Prescott, one tonight, and will close his engagement to-mor- row evening, there being change of programme at each performance. Seats for to-night's entertainment are already nearly all taken. 
 The Pulpit and the Stage.
 Rev. F. NJ. Shrout, pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan sas, says: Il feel 1t my duty to tell