Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-14

Ntie. kAlt0 ln Los AuTeie
 Tor violation of the exclusion act
 was acquitted.
 The trial of Brother Wolaey, O.
 the PheniX Republican. on a charg'
 of libel, is set for June 20.
 A Paris sculptor says that the day
 will come when women will b'
 ashamed of too small hands.
 The Washington Star says; Con
 greSs has adjourned. but the Six
 Companies are still in session.
 As the JoURNAL-NNER suggested,
 Evans and Sontag succeeded in
 again escaping to the mountains.
 The business men of Fargo, \. D.
 want prohibition abolished before
 they will agree to rebuild the
 portion of the town recently de-
 stroyed by fire.
 In case of war with China, the
 Washington Post Magnanimously
 nominates "Hon.' Denis Kearny of
 California for prominent place in
 the front rank.
 Claus Spreckles thought he could
 knock the provisional government
 at Honolulu of its pegs by demand
 ing the immediate payment of S95.- 00O which he loaned it. The gov ernment paid 1t without an effort.
 The demurrer in the Wolhey libel ease was yesterday overruled by Chief Justice Baker, and the de- fendant will now go to tnal. The case will be set for trial tomorrow. -Phenix Herald.
 %The president has announced tba he. will call a special session of con gress early in September to deal with the financial condition which, he thinks, is a menace to the country's welfare and prosperity.
 4 frisky preacher who left a wife and three children at Merced. Cali fornia, to elope with fifteen wear old girl has just been apprehended at Victoria, B C. A suit of tar and feathers would be very becoming to him.
 Kentucky has only one republican daily newspaper, and it's editor is president of the state press aSsocia- tion, which shows that even the demo cratic editors of Kentucky know where to look for the best presidential timber.
 The JoURNAL-MNER was in error m announcing Marshal Meade's ex- Pected visit to Prescott as being on June l2. It is on or about July F that the marshal expects to reach here and at which time a term of United States court will be held.
 Andrew Gibbons. of St. Johns. while handling a thoroughbred stall lion of his, the animal kicked out hitting him on the right arm, break ing one of the bones in the forearm and cutting a deep gash in the el- bow. which 1t is feared opened into the joint.
 T. s. Sanders, a Los Angeles plumber has just been adjudged insane. He worked two hours for a well known Los Angeles citizen and only charged fifteen cents for the l job. The lunacy commission which 1 examined him considered this suffi- 1 cient proof of his insanity.
 Dispatches from New York say that C. ?. Huntingdon has been l elected president of the Pacific i Mail Steamship Company, vice l George Gould, resigned. R. P. Sehwerin has been appointed vice president and general manager of 1 the same company with headquar- l ters at San Francisco.
 Tucson and Phenix have each ap- | pointed committees to receive the | senate committee on its Statehood | investigating tour. It is time that Prescott should get move on herself in regard tc this matter. Let our citizens just take enough time to hold public meeting and appoint suitable committees.
 Four S1,0O0.OOO bank notes have been struck at the Bank of England. Samuel Rogers, the banker poet, possessed one of them, one went to Ueerge ", and is in the Windsor Castle library, and another belongs to \. Nj Rothschild, while the fourth remains at the Bank of Eng land, where 1t may now be seen bv yisitors.-London Answers.
 With Evans and Sontag surround ed by l50 men, in California. and eight or ten Apaches after the rene 1 gade Kid, two of the largest re- wards out for the apprehension of criminals may be earned soon. The rewards for the capture of Sontag and Evans amount Sl2.0OO, while ] that for the capture of the Kid is 5000.
 H. G. Thompson, the newly-ap- General Passenger Agent Df the Southern California Railway. .rrived to-day with his family from Galveston. It is expected General Manager Wade will issue the order o-morrow assigning him to duty, Mr. Thompson Is an old and valued of the Santa Fe system, great hustler in hIs line and will loubtless prove an important ac- uisition to this diyisiou.-Los Angeles Express.
 This section of Arizona has had nore than its share of wild cat mining deals. To every legitimate inning enterprise that is started here are several wild cat schemes ( Every ore of these i alter do the country more injury f han can be repaired by an equal a umber of successful mining enter l rises. Itis fact however that i cry few of the wild eat schemers n ave been possessed of sufficient bility to reap any benefit, worth f )saking of. to themselves. Of the | sly few exceptions to this l; ile. where the manipulators have il salized some gain, it has been of F 70 real benefit to them as m every I stance that We can now recall to r, ind they are poor as a church u lOuse. Honesty is the best A 1licy, is motto as applicable tO iningas 10 any other business. M There is now in Mohaye county, VV rizona, a party of gentlemen look A AA s over the country along the S, olorado river. with view of put S'' ng in an immense irrigating ditch. 'e he only place from which