Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-03
NEWS. NOTES AND conmEsrs.

hb AAtaA t7 eoA' t~ %@@' cost Chicago Sl6,Sll32.
 Dan Dutcher and Mrs. Schofeld were acquitted of the murder of the latteT's husband, at San Jose.
 Born, in Prime, ton, New Jersey, October 25, to Mir. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland, a son.
 ! pr. J. R. Jenning, a prominent dentist of Cleveland, Ohio, com mitted suicide on Thursday.
 Judge Vincent has withdrawn ] from the Luetgert ease, which Is set for trial November s.
 Sheriff Martin and his deputies have been indicted for murder at WIlkesbsrre, Pa., for shooting down the striking miners.
 The trial of Rev. C. o. Brown has commenced in Chicago. The noted ! preacher and his wife and son ap- peared in che council with grip sack full of evidence.
 The United States pays SS0OC0 a year for the transportation of silver coin to points where it IS wanted.
 Raymond A. Driver, an insurance agent of San Francisco, committed suicide by swallowing a quantity of cyanide Of potassium.
 Geo. NJ. Pullman's estate is valued at S7,000000, of which all but $5G0,- 000 is ID personal property.
 St. Louis will shortly establish a line of steel bargss to carry grain to the seabGard at New Orleans at the extremely low rate of 3 cents a bushel.
 Miss Willard says that what wo- men today need is "a better phy- siqUe, and that means nutritious diet. simpler food, loose corsets. larger shoes and fresh air at night"
 Geo. NJ. Pullman bequ, athed his wife the Pullmau residence in Chi cago, SJ0,000 in cash for the first year, and the income from S1, ,250,- 600 thereafter.
 The man who will be elected mayor of the enlarged city of New York next Tuesday will preside over more people than did George Wash ington when he was first elected president in l7S9.
 Geo. NJ. Pullmau's sons both ex- press themselves as satisfied with lhe provisions of their fathers will and say they will not contest it. One of hem IS assistant superinten- dent of the Pullman ear shops.
 4 Kansas woman's club recently took 9 secret ballot on the question. ''wh n k the best time to marry7" and came To the unanimous de- cision that whenever man could be corralled was as good a time as any other.
 Paul Grozinger, of New York, made a wager that he could drink T beer glass full of whisky without taking the glass from his mouth. tie won his wager, but fell uncon scious few minutes afterwards and died.
 Two small children of John Kuhne, while shut in the house at Miltiona, Minnesota, while the parents were in the fields, accident ally set fire to the house and were burned to death.
 Solah c. Walker, formerly we'll known shoe dealer of San Francisco but of late in reduced circumstan- ees, committed suicide by swallow ing cyanide of potassium.
 A stage drawn by siA galloping horses upset Tuesday afternoon while rounding the curve, three miles from the mining town of Grand encampment, Colorado, and as a result three passengers were fatally and a dozen more or less seriously injured.
 When Boss Croker arose in Tam many Hall, at a big meeting last week, to introduce Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, he was hissed so ve- hemently and long that he was com pelled to retire from the stage. The boss alleged intimacy with the prince of Wales did not help him out where he is known.
 Ed. F Scholder, who claims he was swindled out of large tract of land in Kansas, has been arrested in Chicago, for having threatened | to emulate the example of Guiteau | and assassinate the president if the executive refused to secure his rights. He will be examined as to 1 his sanity.
 Seventy out of eighty four rail roads, whose statements have been l received by the Financial Chronicle show an increase of earnings for September of this year over that or | the last and taken altogether there | was net increase in earning for | the month of S6,309.S63 or 1857 per cent.
 A. Bernard, formerly of San Fran cisco, has been arrested at Norwood, | Massachusetts, for the murder of | his wife. Bernard and his wife quar- re'ed, when the latter took a dose of | carbolic acid i'll his presence. He | not only neglected to try to prevent | her from doing So, but refused to ! get her any assistahce, hence the | charge.
 A special fIom Leech Lake reser- vation in northern Minnesota says | a fight occurred there between two | Indians and deputy game warden, m which all three and an Indian | woman were killed. Considerable | excitement prevails among the h. dians, who naturally consider in- terference with their hunting priYi- leges as violation of treaty rights. !
 The total coinage of the hints of | the United States in the past year amounted to $96.95900l, and was never exceeded except iu thetea 1881, when the coinage amounted . to over Sl25,0O0,0OO In that year