Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-24
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Interesting Paragraphs Condensed From Various Channels in
 This Busy World.


 Kansas union coal men refuse to strike.
 The supreme coury of the United States has adjourned until October
 The British and the Chinese are about To clash in China.
 Nebraska is attaining more noto- riety, having recently defeated the Kansas students ID a joint argument on how to cut up a human from 8 medical standpoint.
 An SS0,OOO.OOO bicycle trust has been formed. This will probably put wheels in the head of the en- tire nation.
 A French Canadian girl in New New York City, aged Is years. has been arrested eighty-one times since July. 1898, for petty offences. She has a sister a little older whose record is almost as bad.
 The seventeenth babe has just ar rived to bless the home of Topeka. Kansas, family. Science has not as yet rendered an opinion as To whether this remarkable productive ness r. due to the soil or poPulism.
 The Commercial Club of Louis vile, Kentucky, succeeded about a year ago in having an ordinance adopted exempting new factories from taxation for i've years and since that time twenty i've new in- dustTies, employing from 50 to l50 men each, have been started in that city.
 J. s. Co1ey, the man who deGed the powers of organized authority to drive him of the grass plot sur rounding the national capitol, says that in his opinion the present cpl demic of trust formation Is by meaus ! a thing to be feared. On the coz trary, he says, that 1t is but ste . ! In the process of evolving pubic from private ownership.
 The Ameucan Sunday Schooi Union wlll celebrate its seventy-ffth anniversary in Philadelphia May 24 and ?, and distinguished speakers will b. present. During the seventy five years the union has orgauizel lO092S Sunday schools, which Is nearly four schools a day for tbat period of time, and has distributed by sales and gifts publications to the . value of S9,000,000.
 Experiments have been carried on at the United States mint in Phila . delphia for nearly a year with CIV to ascertaining the fitness Of slumi- nun for minor coins. Some 10000 blanks of, the size of the nickel 5-ceut piece hve been delivered at the miut for this purpose. Congress recently ! appointed a commission of experts to investigate and report upon this subject and accordingly experiments are being carried on under direction of it's members.
 An immense consignment ot Fill- pino curiosities was discharged from the ship George T. Hay, at a pier in Brooklyn few days ago. The arti- cles are to be used in the conslIuc- ! ton of Filipino village on Glen . Island, \. Y. Ten natives are on . their way overland from San Frau | cisco to occupy the village.
 John Albert, the only survivor of the mas sacre at Taos, \. NJ, in lS46, died recently al Walsenburg. \. NJ, at the advanced age of 93 years. Almost his whole life was spent in the west and he was we'll known a. 8 pioneer of pioneers.
 Geo. D. Scott, d manager for John D. Rockefeller, killed himself ID Tar rytown, New York, on Monday. Temporary insanity is alleged.
 A movement is on foot by which a fund will be raised by subscrip- ton to erect a handsome mansion in Washington City, to be given 10 Admiral Dewey.
 Franklin, Pa, society is just now exci, ed over the hasty marriage of couple of estImable young people, aged % years each. They are both wealthy and have known each other for half century and ought to be old enough to know their own minds.
 The Norwegian ship Viking, which arrived the other day from Soydisf- jOrd, brought a report of letter written by Prof. Andree, found in a bottle early in April, near Riotung, on the northeast coast of Iceland.