Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1900-05-02
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The town of Hull near Ottawa, Can
ada. was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day.
The Fifth avenue hotel of New
York was sold at sheriff's sale on
Thursday.
Bartlett Trip, former minister to
Austria, has announced his candidacy
for vice-president.
John Addison Porter, formerly the
private secretary of President McKin-
ley, is seriously ill.
Kentucky continues to hold its place
as the headquarters for government
without the consent of the governed"
Colonel Winfield T. Durbin of An
derson. has been nominated as the re
publican candidate for governor of
Indiana
The supreme court of Illinois has
decided to be unconstitutional the law
forbidding the use of the United States
flag for advertising purposes.
Thirty miles of overhead telephone
and telegraph wires are to be put I'M
der ground in Chicago within the next
six months.
The democrats are bowling about
Imperialism. but not with the vim that
they howled in the days of Lincoln and
Grant.
The Boer general, Cronje, with his
wife, and staff, are living in Il nice
little country house on the island of
| st. Helena.
Public lands in Hawaii will belong
| IN no in, in,
stead of to the United States, as in
Alaska.
Sir John Bridge, the FAMOUS London
magistrate who president at the trials
of Oscar Wilde, DIR. Jamison, etc,
died Friday.
Topeka within the last few months
has had fifteen hundred cases of small
poX. The disease has been stamped
out and without any panic or excite
ment.
Lincoln, the home of Colonel Bryan.
elected the republican municipal ticket
the other day by the largest majority
it has returned in years.
Sales of postage stamps in the United
States during the last three months
reached S26,000,000, which goes far
beyond the record.
Senior Silvela, president of the Span
ish council and minister of marine
intends to ask the country to make a
great financial sacrifice, with a view
of constructing n new navy.
John Lowrie, of Monument City. In
diana, celebrated his 10Th birthday
anniversary by wedding Mrs. Sarah
Hitch. of Andrews. Indiana, Il years
old. Both have married children.
The Ohio law which provided that
the relatives of a lynched person might
collect $1,000 from the county authori-
ties has been declared unconstitu-
tional.
New Jersey man won a bet the
other day by drinking a quart of
whisky without stopping. Unfortu-
nately, however. the amount won was
not large enough to pay his funeral
expenses,
Admiral Dewey has deposited his en-
tire collection of presents including the
sword given to him by congress, nj
the National museum, where the pub
lie can gaze at them to its hearts
content.
The democrats of Raleigh, n. c..
have indOrSed the Hon. Julian S Carr.
the millionaire tobacco manufacturer,
for United States senator. The demo-
Gratis, however, are violently opposed
to millionaires in the other party.
Railroads throughout the country
report enormously increased earnings
compared with the first three months
Of 1899. During the year they are 60
ing to eXpend Il large proportion of
the increase in building new lines, bet
,ering old ones and providing new and
better equipments.
George Cowell, widower, 30 years
of age, living near Terre Haute. Indi-
ana, shot to death Annie Hartley, aged
IA, for whom he had a crazy infatua-
ton, threatened to shoot her mother
and other women, secured rifle
and ran amuck for an hour or so
with farmers and miners trying to
capture him. His son finally obtained
the rifle from him and the posse over
powered him.
Two thousand wOrkmen at the New
York Central railway shops have
struck for an advance in wages.
The San Francisco Chronicle states
that the Californian, one of the four
huge steamships being constructed
by the American-Hawaiian Steamship
company to ply between New York.
san Francisco and Honolulu, Is to be
launched from the yards of the Union
Iron works on May II. The Cali
f.,t. ,f.,Y, hos e .