Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-09
GENERAL NEWS.

John Dominis, husband of the queen of the Sandwich Islands, died recently. Dominis was a native of Schenectady, New York.
 Wells, Fargo X Co, joins the Southern Pacific company in offering a reward of s3,0O0 for the arrest and conviction of each of the men con cerned in the attack on the train at Modesto.
 Polan, a kiowa chief, was shot and instantly killed by Bob Booher, COW boy, on the Red river, l. T. The trouble came up over some cattle. The slayer went to Mangum and surrendered. Trouble is feared and troops have been sent for to Fort Sill.
 While number of men were thrashing wheat near Findlay, Ohio, the machine exploded. William Null was killed and four others seri- ously injured. On investigation il was found that a dynamite cartridge had been placed in a sheaf of wheat by some person unknown, causing the explosion.
 The New York World says that, everything points to quiet dis tribution of the Mark Hopkins mil lions without recourse to the courts. In response to telegram to NIT. Hopkins summoning him to go to Methuen for a private conference with MT. Searles, Hopkins left on the afternoon train. This move of Searles was unexpected and is re- garded as further evidence of his re- ported anxiety to settle with Hop kins without unpleasant notoriety.
 A Denver telegram says: Black Bear, chief of the Indians on exhibi- ton at Fisk's garden, filled up with frewater late last night and whipped his squsw. When the other Indians remonstrated the chief took another pull at his flask and started to clean out the aborigines. He made for Bear Robe in regular Indian fashion. raising a terrible war-whoop, and that Indian, not caring for personal encounter, drew a six-shooter and fired three shots at Black Bear, two taking effect. The chief will not al low doctors to examine him, but 1t is thought one bullet will prove fatal.
 The minister in charge of Christ Church at Jerusalem, writes that the Sultan has stopped the influx of Russian Jews, and that he will not permit them to land in Palestine without q special order. Fifty families who were arrested recently were sent back. The letter adds that Baron Hirsch ought to arrange with the Porte terms of settlement which would permit Jews to locate in Palestine. Palestine. the writer says, Is at present thinly settled. If the country were terraced, planted supplied with water reservoirs it would be highly productive and the expense of the system would not be so great as that adopted in South American countries.
 A telegram from Atlanta says: G. its Il ai M a ih Atlanta, Ga, with his family of wife and seven children, arrived today. He is an intelligent man carpenter by trade, and tells an interesting story of affairs in Liberia, Africa. On the 22d of last May, lured by promises of the Society for the Pro motion of Colonization in Liberia, he sailed for that place. On landieg at Moravia. he found the country in a most debauched condition. Amer can negroes who had already emi- grated there had assumed a most tyranical rule over the natives. No part of the ground was under cuiti- vation. Parks has been a slave in the South, but he says the. condition of slavery in Liberia is verse than in Georgia before the war. Parks, be cause he would not deal in human flesh, was ostracised by the negroes from America. After spending twenety-one days he concluded to return.