Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Tombstone hhs captured WiiC man.
 Pheni1, with her two ice factories is importing ice from Truckee.
 4 run was made recently on tn, Peoples Home Savings bank of Sar Francisco.
 Thirty-6ve hundred mud volca hoes are said to exist in the South ern California desert.
 Justice Huson has held Dr. Helm in PheniI, under &,000 bonds, tc answer . charge of murder. The bonds were promptly furnished.
 The editor of the Columbus (Ohio) Sunday Capitol, sen sational paper, has just been convicted oi murder in the second degree.
 The advance agent of the Peake Sisters is in town, and enaged the use of the Prescott Opera House and made advertising contracts to, day.
 Iowa prohibitionists talk of with drawing their ticket from the field They do not propose to play into the hands of the democracy while having no show of success.
 The people of Houston, Texas recently rotten egged Rev. Sam Jones during the midst of & dis course. This is poor use to even put rotten eggs to.
 The Prospector says that the city ofTombstone is rapidly getting out of debt. The last bond will be wiped out next month and at least 0m of warrants be taken up.
 A pitched battle occurred recently in the state of Washington, near the line, between officers over smuggling cases One officer was killed and two or three others seriously wounded.
 The Needles Eye publishes a cut of The Needles new three-story school-house. The building is . very handsome looking structure, end is certainly . credit to the town end to the enterprise of its citizens
 Dr. Hembold. who made . large fortune out of . patent medicine, has just been committed to an in- sane asylum for the fourth time. Dissipation, resulting from his pros perity, has been the cause of his trouble.
 An ice war has been in hot progress in Tombstone for several weeks. It eulminated few days ago by one of the ice dealers borrowing all the money he could from his friends, some Sl0,@ in all, and leaving . clear ice field to his opponent.
 Democrats are attempting to use the Farmers Alliance in all the northern States, to help defeat the Republican party. In the meantime the Alliance is said to be making it somewhat warm for Bourbonism in come of the southern States
 Grover Cleveland is gaining wis dom as he grows old. Knowing his great failure. of never being able to make speech without saying some thing that should have been left unsaid, he has declined to make any speech in Ohio during the cam paign.
 Citizens of Johnstown, Pennsylva- mia, have recently held a meeting and have decided to push the suits for damages against the South Fort Fiahing Club, which owned the dam that caused such destruc- tion of life and property two years ego.
 Rain Maker Frank Melbourne, of Australia, is reported to have made another success in producing rain at Canton, Ohio, last Sunday, being the eighth successful experiment he has made in Ohio. MT. Mel bourne's services sho uld be secured for Arizona, where rain is very much needed A dispatch reads that Jay Gould is on his way to the Arizona hot springs, for his health. Whether it means Rockers hot springs, or John Aiano's sweating machine, is still matter of doubt.-Tombstone Prospector. If Jay takes dip into the hot water of any of Arizona's springs it will be into that of Castle Greek Hot Springs. The Ksnsss City Star says that . secret combination has been form cd by the Democrats and Alliance for the purpose of placing joint ticket in nomination in Shaw nee county, Kan, with the view of the republicans in their stronghold. The fusion is said to have been engineered through by Judge John Martin, one of the best known democrats in the state. Next Monday, August 3d, is the day fixed by the board of school trustees for holding the election on the question of issuing bonds for providing for additional school facil- ities. Should the question be de- cided favorsbly it is the purpose of l the trustees to purchase the city ! hall and make needed changes to it l for use for school purposes. A telegram from Dennison, TeIas, says: Martha D. Washington, of this city, widow of the late Dr. Washington, died here today, aged