Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-17

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 has been declared constitutional.
 Lieut.. Peary has started again O
 another trip in search of the mort
 pole.
 Sam. Webb, of the Phenix Ga
 zette, has been appointed collecto
 of customs at Nogales.
 The first California cherries of tn
 season were sold few days since il
 Chicago, at SIPS per pound.
 Governor Murphy did not ap
 point Murray McInernay as super
 ntendent of the prison.
 Emperor Bill, of Germany, ex
 presses a determination of having
 his own way in regard to the army
 bill.
 The supreme court of Tennessee
 has decided that a woman is not
 eligible to hold the position of
 notary public m that State.
 Bremen authorities have ordered
 quarantine against all vessels com ing from French ports, on account of the spread of cholera in France.
 Over one hundred British sailors deserted from the British war ships dnring their recent visit to New
 York.
 Queen Victoria, two days ago, at tended the opening of the British Imperial institute, and it is said that this will be her last appearance in public.
 The democratic party seems to be profuse in theories and promises. Their theories however never fructify into practical results, and their promises remain unfulflled.
 4 Minnesota company propose to raise S200O0,O0O with which to con- struct canal from Duluth to St. Paul to connect the great lakes with the Mississippi river.
 The Wilcox Stockman reports that the artesian we'll for which a territorial reward was paid some years ago continues to flow a good volume of water and has ever since 1t was bored.
 Squire Abingdon, the London sporting man, and packer of Char ley Mitchell, left a fortune of 4.- l6s,565. He willed it all in trust for his mother.
 The police deparment at Brattle- boro, Vt., reports no fires, no drunk enness and no disturbances of any sort during the year 1892. Nice place Brattleb0ro must be.
 Col. W. A. Collier, owner of the Appeal-Avalanche, and E. w. Car mack, editor of the Commercial, both of Memphis, Tennessee. are hankering "arter" each others blood.
 Gen. Rosecrans has resigned as register of the treasury. The gen ersl has held the position through | two administrations, having been by Cleveland during his first administration, and being re- tained by Harrison.
 The New York Sun openly charges that the president is liable fer impeachment for the action of ''his commissioner" Blount in pull ing down the American flag at 
 The St. Paul Pioneer Press, speak ing of the establishment of a typi- cal western stage line to perambu- late the streets of Chicago during the fair, suggests that it will not be quite realistic until the highwaymen quit letting lodgings and come out on the trail.
 Reports to the government from sll parts of Italy show the drought 30 damaged the crops it will be necessary to import ll3,500,OOO bushels of grain more than usual. It is believed the import duty on his will cover the deficit in the budget.
 The Los Angeles Times calls the of Pension Commissioner Lochren to the fact that John c. Black, who was Mir. Cleveland's first Commissioner of Pensions, is still irawing S75 month for 'total though he is able to ,arn 5000 a year as member of Congress and has tidy private Iortue besides. It adds that pen 'ion reform should begin its black list with Black. At the national convention of re- f publican clubs held in Louisville , were adopted favoring 1 arbitration in labor disputes, secret ballot, abolition of the Pinkerton ystem, woman's suffrage, and a viz lrous enforcement of the Monroe . loctrine; also an amendment to the . making presidents in- . ,ligible for a second term. 4 telegram from Columbus, Ohio, f, avs: Heavy rains near Chillicothe r, ast week washed the earth away P md disclosed some valuable relics n n the historical Massie farm, con- n isting of stone implements, bullets. el oins and silver buttons. The gold in oins are dated l727 and I75O. A m old watch charm found with the w oins is finely ch ased, and bears the th ascEiPtion Lafayette" of The Phenix Gazette reads the th blowing lecture to Judge Rouse: a Judge Rouse has concluded to to more the almost universal demands Sf the democracy of Gila county in TO IS appointment of clerk. .Iudoa tl'