Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-01
NEWS NOTES Aso COMMENTS.

General Miles has gons hunting ia Nebraska with Col. Cody.
 Col Psndo has been elected presi- deut of Bolivia
 A Chicago man has been found who pleads guilty of having forty two wives.
 Presideat McKiniey has issued his Thanksgiving proclamation for ThursdaF, November 30
 Two miners were killed st Decs- tur. Ills, as result of the strike in progress there.
 Admiral Dewey has taken pos session of bis new residence in Wash Ingtor.
 Rev C. E. Morrison was hanged at Vernon, Texas, October 2S. for wife murder He met his death re- signedly and on the scsffold ssid. "I am innocent"
 Senator Ingalls' sou has been com pelled to resign the lieutensBey in the forty foutth volunteers on ac- count of defective hearing.
 Fred Hsrvev, manager of the Santa Fe system Of eating houses, is recovering from 8 serious operation. He IS in London and vas reported dying.
 Aguinaldo has sent another apph cation to negotiate a treaty of reace but General Otis declined to enter tain it.
 At Middlesboro. Kentucky. two twin brothers married two tWiu sis ters. If there IS anything in hered- ltv, subsequent developments ID this case will be interesting.
 The United States now produces eleven-fourteeuths of the cotton crop of the world. The American farmer stands al the heat of his business,
 The famine 10 India affects areas comprising 10000 miles of British territory and 250.O00 miles of the terrtory of the native states. each section containing upwards ot l5,- O00 people.
 A night raid on a hospital Is the latest means employed by General AguinsldO to convince the world that the FIlipinOs are ca apable of es tablishing and maintaining a civil ized government
 The supreme court ot Michigan has decided that women cannot hold office m that state.
 Two thousand mules are being shipped from New Orleans to South Africs.
 Russia has agreed 10 arbitrsje with the United States the claims resulting from the seizure of tte Sealrrs in Boring sea. which has bveu pending eight years.
 Joseph Wood. the oldest locomo- tive engineer m the United States, dIed al Red Bauk. New Jersey. re- gently. He was nearly 90 years old He commenced firing on a locomo- tive iu 1881.
 Captain sigsbee Is Co b- relieved of the command of the Texas about DecembeI l and assigned to duty in the navy department, as chiei of the bureau of naval intelligence,
 The Forty sixth regiment Of vol unteers, GU route from Massachusetts 10 Manila, has been delayed at Gin cinnalI by enforced drumhead courts martial on account of an epidemic of drunkenness,
 Adviees from Natal says the bull let has been extracted from General Symonds' wound and he IS doing well. The Beers have taken Krip den and are advancing on Douglas.
 Louisiana young men are focking to New Orleans and seeking posi- tions ou the British transport Monte zuma as mule feeders. Tue vessel IS loading 2000 mules for South Africa. A. W. Davis, of one of the most prominent families of New Iberia. will sail on the Montezuma. He goes for the experience. Scores of others are applying for these jobs. The work IS rough, and the men are only allowed SIS, with the round trip passage and board.
 The army sanitarium at Fort Baysrd IS being fitted up for the re ceItion of consumptive soldiers. Nineteen ear loads of furHiture ar rived at the sanitarium last week.
 Mrs. Matte Rich, who IS held a; Juarez, Mexico, on the charge of killing her husband, states that she will kill herself before submitting to trial before Judge Domingnez, who she claims will not give her a fair, impartial trial.
 Governor Chandler, of Georgia. iu his annual message to the legisla- ture, says that he believes that al most all, if not all, the sources of lswlessnesS among the negroes can be traced 10 speeches and news paper articles and incendiary letters sent to negroes in the south, aggra- vating the situation which they pro fess to depl1 1re.