Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
JOURNAL-NlNER
WEDNESDAY ? ISet
NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Bill Doolan, the Oklahoma out law, has been captured.
 Cecil Rhodes. ex-Premier of Cape Colony, has left for England.
 W. c. Rippey, who few years ago shos John W. Mackay, Is dead.
 Four Omaha National banks bid for $JO0,0O0 of the new bond issue.
 Dr. Jameson and his officers will be turned over to England for trial.
 Senator Allison, of Iowa, Is m the race for president and Iowa Is solid ID his support.
 The London Chronicle wants an English alliance with France and Russia.
 An investigation of the charges against Rev. C. Q. Brown has been ordered ia San Francisco.
 The Sunset Telephone Company is introducing telegrsphy on their wires in CAlifornis.
 There is 8 dead lock in the Mis- N4NSlkHa ACk kAsAolAAD 0hEA NAN NASN AAN.-A of 6 United States Senator.
 President Dole, of Hawaii, has intimated that he will pardon eN- Queen Liliuokolsni soon.
 A Stockton, Californis, woman jed from the effects of running a silver into the flesh of her arm near the wrist, which resulted in lock- jaw.
 Tex Kellet, the Merced stage rob Der has confessed and has been re- sentdnced to ten years in the Penl- tentisry.
 The Morgan bond syndicate has dissolved, but secretary Carlisle says that the bond sale is assured by prl- vate subscriptions.
 A London eableGrsm announces that Reginald Windsor Sackville, seventh Earl de la Wsrr, Is dead. He was born in 1877.
 The Brazilian government has concluded a contract for the lmml- grafton of 10000 foreigners, Ital- ians being excluded from the pro visions of the treaty.
 The London Times says that the only .point in the Venezuelan con troversy upon which England can concede nothing is the retention of the bona fde settled districts under the British sovereignty.
 Prof. Richard L. Garner, who IS in Africa, trying to demonstrate the correctness of his theory that mon keys do talk to each other, has writ ten to his son saying that hls mission has been accomplished.
 The merits of the controversy be- tween the Bannock Indians and the State of Wyoming, as to the right of the Indians to kill game m con trovention of the Wyoming State law will soon be passed upon by the United States Supreme Court.
 A cablegram from Prague su- nounces the death of Charles Jonas. United States Consul at St. Peters burg, but exchanged positions with John Karel. He was st one time LieutenAnt-Governo of Wisconsin.
 Senator Allison, in an interview stated that he believed the bond bill would pass the senate with free coinage amendment but die m the house. The revenue bill, he thought would pass both houses, but would De vetoed by the presi- dent.
 A Lexington dispatch say. that whisky, and not wine, will be used for christening the new bAttleship Kentucky. Miss Hattie Richard con, who has iust bees selected by Secretary Herbert % perform the ceremony of naming the great engine of war, has 90 decided.
 In the House of Representatives Dalzell of Pennsylvania introduced a bill constituting Andrew Carnegie, George A. Kelly. Charles hAchelor. Charles McGee and twenty-six other persons a corporation, under the name of the Leke Erie and Ohio River Ship Canal CsaPany with power to construct aRN naintsin 8 canal connecting Lake Erie and the Ohio river.
 A Yankton, Sou;h Dakota. dis patch says that within tAs Rast week 20o citizens of Boyd county. Neb.. whose families were suffering from cold, invaded the Fort Randall mil itary reservation and cat ell the timber. The custodiaHs of ths res erTation telegraph thst they wIll probably destroy and carry of the buildings in day or two.
 Senator Nelson has introduced a biil in Congress placing interstate railroads which have been chartered by act of Congress under the iuris- dlction of the states they enter. SD far as concerns the tools. rates and fares charged regardless of charac- ter provisions to the contrary.
 At Minneapolis Tuesday the lO0.- OOO-bushel elevator of the Minnesota Llnseed Oil company. at Tenth street, collapsed. The only empiove n the elevator heard the warning aud scrambled out of the window 1 and on to an adjoining roof. Some | 5000 bushels of faxseed stored Iu the elevator poured out on to the l ground.
 The Denver grand jury last week I found indictments against Matt ! Adams, eI-clerk of the district . court, for the alleged embezzIement . ot S39,O00, and against W. R. Perry on charge of embezzling Sl,7O0 of ] county money. Perry has been ar rested and gave bonds. IL Is said 1. that Adams Is in South America . and steps will at once be taken to . have him brought back. !
 The Island of Hawaii is medita,- ing secession from the Hawaiian government, and the formation of its own government When the Legislature meets next month the