Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29

THURSDAYS DAILY.
 A Missouri Club has baa, o-,..
 lzed in Phenix. Vt gal
 nights train. '' '" last
 butcher bond. ''N HIS | Dr. J. A. Dawson. has filed his Il;
 ploma for record. '''' N'
 Don't forget the Ladies Fair ,o
 morrow on Cortez street.
 John Kirwaggen. has 6lsd bis
 oath and bond as overseer of road
 district No. 2. 0''N War will be declared against t,r
 Key next week-a about tive days ha-
 Tore Thanksgiving.
 The Ladies' Fair and entert,;,
 men' tomorrow at p. m., office
 row, Cortez street.
 Frank Rose, of the we'll known
 Albuquerque hardware firm of SoInn
 F.. Rose & Co., is in town m tbe in
 terest of his firm.
 D. W. Brown. recently charged
 with horse stealing in Maricopa county, attempted Co kill sam Gen try last Sunday.
 The Knights of Pvthias have re- ceIved new flag. which ioated oyer their new hall to-day. The dedica- ! lon ceremony of the new hall will 1 take place this evening.
 The first quarterly conference of the M. l.. Church will meet this evening in the church parlor. imme- diately after the prayer meeting. \ iuil attendance Is desired.
 Governor Murphv's mail was de llvered to him yesterday mornin0 With it came half years accumH- latloa of periodicals that we'll filled an express wagon. He thinks of htting up the free library with his surplus hterature.-Herail. |.
 There will be meeting of tbe Ladies Aid Society of the Marina Marina St. NJ. F.. Church at the mar sonage, Friday, Nov 2lth. at , D. m. All members and those interested ] n the work are requested to be | present.. By order of the President. ,
 Our dispatches today from San francisco do not seem to contain my news m the line of the Oueen .scendlng the throne. Gresham and ; smith will probably V now haul down !, herr American colOrs and resign 'ver the arrival of the Alameda with ( Jews m San Francisco this morning
 The Gila Bend Leader has reached C his office, and Is newsv sheet. Ii $ the successor of the Gila Bend Arizonan, formerly published bv dajor Russell. The editor and q proprietor Of the Leader is ,J. NJ. 'urnett, and the JoURNAL-MrNER ; felcomes the paper to its exchange u ist and wishes 1t success. y
 Our contemporary this morning \ publishes the following telegram 2, rom Washington: From informa- :, ion received at the department of " tate there Is no longer any doubt <. hat Liluokalani by this tune is on n he throne. Minister Willis fixed tuesday of this week as the day for ., eStoratlon. It Is said Thurston. '. hawaiian Minister, may be given IS passports any day. On his Il reach of diplomatic courtesy. " ewspapers teem with expressions E [ statesment on Cleveland's Ha- = allan course. Much disparage- h lent ls expressed. J H. A. Chaplin. confined in the C ounty jail, pending trial upon L harge of robbing the mails while C cting as postal clerk on the Benson I, )ad, Is m a serious condition. lie S,
 suffering with consumption, and ir IT. Spencer says he Is not long for tr lis world if he remains in iail haplin's bail is $500 and his friends tr -e making a strong effort to have it a, duced to S250, which amount they \ " will be furnished. Chaplin's 3l lse Is a sad one. His father and W ether were both victims of con fe Imption, and he has a brother now dr ring of the terrible disease in some S7 le of the hospitals in the territory. Sl Tucson Star. L.