Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15

cuapeI Oi iSis AftotNtt NhtNA Ae sfNH ted within the royal grounds, short distance from the castle.
 Royalty aa ihe Play.
 Nrw Yoak. luly 9A dispatch from London saFs The Kaiser aud and Kaissrin, seith the Prince and Princess of Wales, and their suites. this afternoon attended a perform ance of tho ''Goldea Legend, hy Sir Arthur Sullivan, tt the Royal Albert Hall. Outside of the royal party the aitofdanse WAS confined io members of the nobility and aris torrscy, the prizes fl seats hasing been placed at fifty dollars.
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 CncAaa. July <. The second days session of the National Con veatiou of Baptist Young People was opened this morning in Inc Second Baptist church hy q private serviee conducted by Aunt Lizzie Aiken, followed by a special ser,ice oi prayer for the conservation of the young to the elarch's mission work. and which was lod by Mrs. c. c. Fletcher. of Springfield, Illinois. Following this was an open con fecnce for the special benefit of the laiety. led hy j Q, Staples. of Evan ston.
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 ArcnssoS. Kss., July 6, The Mis sotsri river agoke through Doniphan point at the neck yesterday after noon. transferring ,he man channel one mile east of where # broke through last wreck. Jacob koeh's house was Left standing on an island of about sixty acres Hc has trans ferred all has possessions to the main land Tine house oI man named King fell into the current yesterday and was swept away The river is cutting the banks on both sides of the new channel. and tue main hody of water 1ows through it. The gov ernmeui steamer Aleri which passed herr at $ o'clock this morning. is stranded neag Doniphan Tho river Fo-n -iy inches bere last night.
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 SEw Yoax. July g. 1 dispatch from London says; \ large pro poriion oi the members of the American colony have received in sitations to the ball which will bc gwen by Mrs John N. MacKay. nf Cal,foFnia. tonight at ner residence on Carlton Terrace. It is given in honor of her son. who recent ly ar rived here to pend Iesy weeks with his mother. The ball will be one of the most maguilcen, affairs of the kind thab has ever been given in the metropolis for many years. tho boz manga king having spared neither money nor pains 10 tue prcpara- tions. Carlton Honse is the new homo of Mrs. Machay and yorita- hle palace in construction and in,e- Fior furnishing. ?. has nocentiv been completed and is one of the sensations af the hour.
 New Serk want- the Next ceasrntfea.
 Nkw Yosg, July g. \ movement k 0n foot ia this city io secure ;lie hoieiiue of the ne1t Republican Ma tioRsi Convention a; Manhattan hcach. II is urged by those who have takca the initiative ih he movement that is location at the scaside would be an attraction to the delegates from tbe West and Northwest as well as she South, and that what with bathing in tho surf. indulging iu clana hakes. and prone nadmg oE the hoafd walk with the fair dansels, of whom there is al- wsvs B large supply at the beach, they would have B jollier time than could be possible were the gather ing h cid in an interior city. There l., more than snilieiency of hotel accommodation, while Austin Cor bin could bc depended upon to make things lively for the visitors.
 Hsbr.w Convention.
 Bur,aosE, July The semi annual convention of the American Hebrew Association of the United States opened here today with large attendance ni delegates from the various Hebrew organizations of the country One ci the most important questions tha, have hecn set for consideration is the projoc; of giving a special Hebrew exhibit at the Worlds Fair, The delegates are divided in opinion on the sub ieet and while those feom New York arc in its favor. those from the South and West are almost unani- nous agains il, The idea is said to have originated from the historical coincidence that the Jews were dri1 on out of Spain in 1892 the same year in which America was discoy cred. Several representative dele gates, both rabbis and lavmen. who were spoken to to-day on the subject said that no other religious bodies were seeking to participate in the enterprise, as such, and that there was no reason why the Hebrews should do so. Others held that there should be a Hebrew exhibit as nm indication of the Jovaf;, nF ba