Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23


 wives, but they often make good huS- bands out of some nightly poor ma 1 terial-Denver Times
 \ man tried to commit suicide on | Saturday near Salt Lake who has con fessed that he is MOser, who killed his wife and four children in Fremont | Ills, on Sunday, May 13.
 When the rats have the plague they look ill and are in a daZed condition. their eyes are watery and bleary. their coats are partly deprived of hair. and ! they hObble about with difficulty and | stagger and fall
 The municipal council of Paris has decided to provide posters reading; Tn the interests of public health and to avoid the dissemination of tuberculosis you are requested not to spit on the ground"
 The official announcement is made | that General Butler reports that the second division of his army has reached DannhauSer. a little less than l half way between Dundee and New castle. Natal.
 A dispatch from Lorenzo MarqueZ. dated yesterday. says that Command ant ElOff. grandson of President Kru- ger. with a patrol. entered Mafeking whereuDOn Colonel Baden-POwell opened fire on the burgherS. killing seventeen and taking Eloff and nine teen men prisoners.
 | The executive committee of the ma tional educational association is au- thorized to announce that one fare for The round trip plus two dollars mem .1,. fa oil lrs- ties from New Mexico and Arizona. attending the meeting at Charleston. south Carolina, July 7-13. 1900. : The San Francisco board of health ; has adopted a resolution declaring thai
 hubonic plague exists in San Fran cisco. The health authorities say that there are no living cases there. though there have been six deaths during the past three months and they have de cided to take precautions against the development and spread of the dis
 ease.
 There will be very few claims left
 for people who are now going to Cape , Nome" says E. :. OsgOOd, of Alaska. Those persons who spent the winter l at the cape have gObbled up most of , the gold claims. The newcomers will
 have to go back into the interior.
 They will undoubtedly make some good strikes. but it will be quartz mining.
 There is any quantity of gold in the interior but it is hard to get at"
 uSpaper. OldHOrkNAtentHte fl f
 On the 2d of April. 1900. close upon ? 1000 free rural postal delivery routes |, had been established, some of them . serving as many as twelve or fifteen hundred people daily. the average be
 ing 150 persons to a route. Not one state which had asked for the service
 has been left unrepresented. The good I work is still going On- Nothing Shorl f of revolution can now check 1t. 9 The contract labor law is something
 abused. but there is common sense and z justice in invoking it against the New ! York millionaires who are importing u British shippers and crews to race r their yachts off Newport. It is not thai . way that America's cup is to be de tended in the years to come. This Newport racing ought to be made ; h training school for our own Nanke' r. yacht men. Yankee tars of the typ' s of those who sailed the Columbia t' y victory are quite good enough to han ule I0e UeN seventy -AbpaNAS. Ah'' hi'.
 cost more than fOreigners-but if the! $ do. il is because they are worth more l. Boston Journal.
 'I Much stress is laid upon the fac
 that New York swings like pendlun n in national campaigns. and that Ii n the demOcracy's turn this year. NeY e York went republican for Lincoln I
 1864 democratic for Seymour in lS6S s. republican for Grant in 1872. demo It cratic for Tilden in 1876. republican d for Garfield in 1880. democratic fo ,s Cleveland in 1884. republican for Hal
 rison in 1888. democratic for Clevelan in 1892. and republican for McKinle !; in 1896. The record of the pendulum ,,. points to Bryan in New York thi
 year. but that is about the only sig
 that he will carry that state.-KanSa u Tffx