Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-04

probate court, aud he was trans terred again to the county jail from the Whipple hospital.
 A lodge of the A. 0. U. w. was organized here last evening by Grand Recorder w. H. Boyd, with membership of between thirty and forty.
 No through trains were started from Los Angeles over the Santa Fe yesterday. in consequences of which no Los Angeles papers were received to-day.
 Last Sundays ball game was called to an end at the beginning of the 9th inning, on account of all the available bats being broken. The score stood l5 to 2 in favor of the Prescott nine.
 An attempt was made recently in Apache county to assassinate John Morrison, brother of R. E. Morrison, of this place. Morrison was lying on the bed m his room reading, when the cowardly attempt was made, the shot being fired through a window. The ball caused a slight flesh wound.
 Another letter was received to- day from Mrs. Archibald in which she states that the condition of Miles is quite serious. Since hay ing the operation performed he has been troubled with congestion of the lungs accompanied by splitting of blood. The attending physician however still gives her assurance that he will get along all right.
 An order was received today by Supt. Coleman of the 5. F., P. x P. road, from the officials of the A. X P. road, instructing him to receive no live stock or perishable freight for shipment over the latter road, until further notice. From this the indications are that the freight ser vice on the railroads is likely to be drawn into the Pullman boycott.
 The case of the United States vs. Henry Tuning has occupied the tune of the court all day. MT. Tuning is charged with having committed perjury several years ago in connection with an entry of government land. The testimony is rather conflicting, some of it being pretty strong towards sustaining the charge, while, on the other hand, MT. Tuning introduced several wit nesses, besides documentrry evidence to show that on the day he was alleged to have made certain affi- davits in New Mexico, be was in Apache county, this territory, look ing after his business. The Jesti- mony will probably close this even ing. and will be argued tomorrow. United States Attorney Ellinwood represents the government in the case, while Mir. Huning's interests are being ably looked after and defended by T. w. Johnston. PERSONAL MENTION.
 Joseph T. Birchett, of Phenix, is town.
 Geo. P. Thornton and Steve Ross came in on last evenings train.
 Captain J. T. Hogue and F. W. Nelson left for their homes in Apache county today.
 E. D. Morgan, J. Marshall Morgan and F. NJ. Wiley came in from Kirk land valley last evening.
 Dr. Charles Abbott and family have moved into a residence on Ma rins street opposite A. Emanuers.
 J.H. Morrow, the special insu- rance agent, returned on to-day's train to adjust the loss by Sunday nights fire.
 W. B. Palmer, secretary and treas urer of the Red Buck Mining Com pany, and Ira Moore, the merchant of Red Buck camp, are in town, registered at the WinsoT.
 Miss Inez Raible is accompanying Miss Mary Otis on her homeward | journey from Oberliu Ohio. They were due to arrive here tomorrow If not detained by the strike. Joseph Mayer. the we'll known Big Bug stationer keeper and mer- chant, left for home this morning after a very pleasant visit to Pres colt, during which he paid his re- spects to this office.
 Mir. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken returned at noon to-day from their trip to California and Oregon. Their re- turn was hastened somewhat on ac- count of the Pullman strike boycott and they came through on the last train, eastward bound over the A. & F. railroad.