Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-21
Senator Gibson, of Louisiana, i

journed until next May.
 The official count in Arizona gives Mark Smith a majority of I,299.
 De Lesseps has been arrested charged with fraud in connection with the Panama canal.
 W. G. Smith, a wealthy cattle man, of Montana, was frozen to death recently near Fort Benson.
 Loring Pickering, editor of the San Francisco Call and Bulletin, is reported to be dying. He is S1 years old.
 Fifty people were killed outright and 150 others were imprisoned in 8 coal mine, near London, by an ex- plosion of fire damp in the mine.
 E. E. Ellinwood, of Flagstaff, is a a candidate for United States attor- ney. NIT. ElIinwood is & very able young lawyer.
 Judge Field denies that he in- tends to resign as associate justice of the supreme court of the United States.
 Seine men gain wisdom with age, but fhe Prince of Wales isn't one of them. He is in another woman scrape.
 Cleveland lacks S50000 votes of having a majority of all the votes cast at the recent election. This exactly represents the vote received by Weaver.
 The death of James G. Blaine, the greatest statesman in the world, is-liable to occur at any time. ac- cording to the latest reports of his condition.
 Democratic rule has not been of financial benefit to the State of South Carolina, which will default in tn payment of bonds due next July.
 Wonder if the Michigan grangers know just what kind of financial system they wanti The state grange adopted resolutions protesting against free coinage either of gold . or silver.
 It looks very much as if MT. Crisp would succeed himself as speaker of the house, notwith- standing the slight given him by the tariff reform club of New York.
 A man named George Moore was arrested few days ago in Los An geles county, California, charged with having committed murder twenty-five years ago at Joliet, Ill. President Diaz, of Mexico, has called upon the American govern ment to take active measures against the reyolutionists who are operating along the Rio Grande on American soil.
 The British government asked for and obtained an extension of sixty days in the time for submitting its final papers in the Behring Sea arbi- tration case, which postpones the first meeting of the arbitrators to February g, next.
 Herr Most was cowhided recently in New York, by a woman whom he had hbeled in his paper. This is what may be termed practical ap- piicscation of the doctrine which Most breaches.
 Mrs. Louise Hagenow, who be came notorious as an abortionist in San Francisco. having been on trial there for murder, is again in the clutches of the law, this time in Chicago, and the charge is again murder.
 The official canvass of the vote of Idaho gives Weaver 10,52O; Harri. son, s,799. Weaver's plurality, l., 72l. The plurality of Mcconnell Rep.) for Governor is 1,409. The remainder of the Republican State ticket is elected by pluralities rang ing from seven hundred to two thousand.
 Democratic Congressmen are SC much afraid that they may injure their prospects for pap by offend ing MT. Cleveland that one of them has actually proposed that MT Cleveland prepare tariff bill fol the next Congress to pass. And these are the men selected by the voters of the country to make good times better Bah!
 Another mill has been started ir Hamburg, Germany, for grinding Indian corn exclusively. This is the third of the kind now running. The establishment of these mills was due to the efforts of Charles Mur, phy. a special agent of the United States Agricultural Department, who was sent to Europe to work uI the use there of corn as a food product.
 The telegraph states that after 8 brief debate, Delegate Smith se- cured the passage of his bill direct ing the Secretary of the Treasury to repay settlers in the Tucson land district all money illegally collected by the receive: of public moneys If our memory serves us right, our delegate, in making his canvass for reelection. assured the people that this bill had already passed at last session.