Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-25

was great interest manifested m all of the selections, and all left well pleased with their evenings enter tainment, sand were of the same opinion-that nothing had been here in Prescott like it.
 Our dramatic club is diligently wrestlind with the Private Secre- tary" and Nan the Good for Moth ing" Many new faces will appear for the first time when these plays arc rendered prominent among them being that of 4. J. Herndon, whose histrionic abilities have ! just come to the surface in such a convincing manner as to make him bold, yet an ideal lover in any country.
 Walter Eudey, a kid about ten years of age, from Pocatello, Idaho, arrived in Prescott to-day, "all by ! his lonely" He created quite a ' good deal of amusement at the depot this morning by pulling a p | calibre pistol and saying that he was dead on to Arizona kids and : the Apache., as there were plenty ' of Flutes where he came from. ln addition to his munitions of war he was "heeledn also financially. having ten nickels aud four bit piece with a hole in it, safely snugged away in the lining of his coat. or all diseases, Bright's Disease ! of the Kidneys is the most danger ous, on account of its subtle and insidious nature. Usually it IS firm ly fixed before its presence Is even suspected by its victim. For this reason 1t Is important that the treat ment be commenced on the appear ance of the first symptoms; even then 1t requires careful treatment to to stay ils progress Pains m the back, irregularities m the urine, swelling oi the limbs ur abdomen should be the subject Of instant iD- stant investigation and the proper remedy immediately applied. Dr. !. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm has proven in thousands of severe eases it's efficacy in curing this terrible disease. Price Sl.OO per bottle.
 The murder case of the Territory vs. Walters was given to the jury yesterday at Flagstaff. but up to midnight were unable to agree. This Is the case wherein Clancey, au <. X r. conductor, attempted to 70 eject Walters from q moving train, while the latter was riding on a brake beam. Walters was used somewhat roughly by Clancey, and after swinging to the ground, pulled his gun and killed the conductor. Much interest was manifested m the trial of the case, and we are of the opinion that while Walters should be turned loose, he did no more than what others would have done had they been placed in the position he was. The only bad feature of Wal ters' defense is that he shot and killed Clancey after he had reached the ground, and while the train was at a standstIiL
 Lincoln Fowler, a we'll known PhenIcian, Is visiting Prescott.
 Governor Powers returned from Jerome last evening.
 District Attorney Morrison is back from an official visit to Flag staff.
 Mir. Baer. of Schwartz X Baer, returned o-day from Southern Cal ifornia.
 Jules Baumann. the artist, is back again from a business trip to Jerome.
 Supervisor John Wood arrived to- day from the Verde to attend a meeting of the board on Monday.
 Mrs R. R. Blaine. who has been in leading fashionable centers, select ing goods for her millinery store in this city, arrived on this mornings train.
 T. NJ. Waddles the happy and agreeable commercial man, came in thls morning from the east.
 Sam Hubbar IT,, is in from the west, where he Is operating the Queen mine.
 Judge E. W. Wells returned from Phenix on the 2:30 train today.
 Johu Lawler arrived from Phenix this afternoon.
 E. F.. Wells, of the s. F., P. X P. R. R., came in on this afternoons tram after an absence of several days.
 Robert Mclean Cumnock, the celebrated reader, departed for Southern California on this after moons train.