Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-12-28

TBrRsDAx's DAILY.
 1 The churches are all being deco rated with exergreens Tor Chsistmas. 4 post ofiice has been established at tarneh with F. J. Mclean as
 post master.
 Ed. iorIian's hara with all ifs con- tents, consisting mostly of hay was
 burned Tuesday nssht. No insur- anre.
 | F. ], Austin canse in from Pres colt Jnmction, Tuesday, Co do as- sessttent work on some mine owa-
 ed by him.
 : The funeral of the late Frank !. Ciofgh will take place tomorrow, ! Friday, December 2Sd, from the M- E. church.
 1 Edward Bobbiett aud Miss Pearl 1 Kibbey, of Lynx creek will be mar
 ried next Sunday by Probate Judge E.. W. French.
 \ deed has been filed for record ! from Ellen Conneii to J. T. EdoR.
 for lot 30, block l3 Prescott, for S2,5O0. The property is located on
 the west side of the plaza. being the lot and building adjoining the one on which Councils saieou was
 located.
 A telegram from Tucson says that Geo. N. Brown and R.C. Brown, of I the Arizona Enterprise, have been {, convicted of criminal libel. This Is
 tho first instance in the territory where libel suit has been made to stick. The man libeled by the above was Brewster Cameron, clerk of the
 court at Tucson. I. l.. F. Nash left this morning for Camp Apache. He goes via Straw berry valley, where he formerly re- sided. Mir. Nash was advised that
 1t would be dangerous for him to
 return to Camp Apache, ou account of the recent trouble with the h. dians there. but he said that he did not believe there would be any further trouble, as he claims the killing was done in self defense. and that the Indians know this and justify him in what he did.
 Frank $. Ingoldsby, whom many of our people will remember as formerly residing here, will he mar ried January 3. 1893, at Kingston, New York, to Miss Carrie F. Hayes. Siace taking up his residence in Chicago, Mir. Ingoldsby has become quite wealthy, and is now one of Chicago's most prominent citizens.
 Peter SaBtor was moi as serious ly injured yesterday by the blast at Point of Rocks as was at first re- ported. Instead of having his arm blown of, he was hit on the left arm by a flying rock. receiving a serious laceration of the flesh, but Dr. Sewali, who dressed his wounds, says that no bones were broken. He has been taken to the company's hospital at Ash Fork.
 The attendance at last nights performance at the opera house was not quite as large as on the night previous. Fate. or Lost and Won" abounds with pathos, with au inter mingling of humor. While it is probably less popular than the "Black Flag, on account of its con taining more pathos and less humor, it ~.ti- .,,.t .i,.. s,i.it;ss - t6~ .S..",
 pany io much better advantage. Mir. Ashton, who takes the part of "Harry Grantlev," sustained the character excellently. while Marie Wellesley as "Mrs. Grantley" was equally as good. Both of these characters are emotional. and sev eral bits of very clever acting by these two brought tears to large numbers in the audience. Lizzie Montgomery, as "Sallie," was very clever. while Mollie Hammett as "Blanche" was very model, in her acting. of the cold hearted. design ing woman. NIT. Keogh, as M. T.
 Muggs," brought down the house every time he appeared, by his in imitabfe facial expressions and
 comic representations. but the
 character IS not as good as that of
 Lazarus. Tonight. the farce comedy, @Cremation," which is said to abound with humor ffom the be- ginning to fts close, will be pro- ducod. This is said to be one of the most intensely funny plays in the repertoire of the company, and those desiring an evenings genuine entertainment should not fail to see it. Mr. Keogh, whois host in himself in furnishing amusement, will as usual give some of his spec ialties, aside from his part in the
 play. It is alone worth the price of a, admission to witness hun in his speeiaities.