Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-17
lRlzOul WEEKLY Jovanllx xInfR.
vypNRspaY. FEBRUARY. i7, ises
EdiioriaI and Miscellaneous lfems.

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 Attorney General. to the Senases resolo' ,;on asking for "zll documents and
 papers" relating to the management of the United States Attomeys ofhoe of
 Alabama may be taken as an indication of his intentions, he will not imPa1 70 the senate h:s reasons for removals and appointments. The president does not think ,ha, public interest would be pro
 noted by a compliance with these reso- lu,ions. This means that he doesn't care a snap for the senate. Under the en- cums,snces, we hope the senate VIII s't upon him. A man who blows about civil service reform as much as Cleveiano does should be made to practice what ne preacheS-Denver Tribune
 Herr Haser. the wealthy German banker, frequently had watches picked from his pocket At first he had recourse 10 ali kinds of safety chains; then one fine morning he took no precaution
 whatever, and quietly allowed himself to be robbed At night, on returning from business, he took up the evening
 psper. when he uttered an exclamation ot delight A watch had exploded ID mans hand. The hands Of the victim were shattered and the left eye gone The crafty banker had filled the "a.en case with dynamite, which e1plooeo during the oper.fioc of winding
 The recent exposure of members of Cleyeland's cabinet in connection VIII the advancement of their private schemes is nor. than . stand-of to any rePuoii- can Credi, Mobilier case. The aouse of official position has been so openly fragrant that those leading democraae papers, the New York Sun and New York World both demand the immediate resignation of the corrupt officials and in case they refuse to resign, that they be summarily removed by the president
 I, is the easiest thing in the world to write a statement down as "a lie of the basest sort" It only requires a few s,rokes of a pencil to do it It is quite another thing to gee figures. The jouR- NaL-MINER is collecting some figures winch it will give its readers tomorrow, in regard to court expenses and mar shals, from which it can be seen whether recent statements are truthful or false
 \ Savannah special to the Ne~ Orleans Times. Democrat says that dentist in Albany, Ga, has a bottle of water from Knock, Ireland, where II IS claimed that the Blessed Virgin appear cd a few years ago, which will not freeze when exposed to any temperature. Skeptics believe that chemicals keepn fluid, bu, believers say that water with chemicals in |, has frozen in the same basin with the bottle of holy water.
 A philosophical editor is he who lately presided over the brightes. and best evening paper Baltimore ever had. the Times. In announcing the suspension of his journal he said: "A newspaper cannot be earned on without capital The Times hadn't any and couldn't get any. and that's what's the matter. No wonder" he adds. Journalism IS hard road to travel L"-EG
 The Phenix Gazette says: "We would like 10 see good democrat, and an able and honest man appointed as warden of our penitentiary." The Gazette may live to see an able and honest man appointed warden of the penitentiary, but it's desre to see a "gocd democrat" will hardly be / realized in this world.
 Senator Edmunds show democratic preceden,s without number for calling ! on the president for papers concerning remo-als officials of but democratic | president supported oy democratic sen- a,ors undertake now to say that the senate has no authority for such action.
 The country will anuously await to see whether Cleveland will comply with he demands of the senate for the papers n cases ot removal, now fha: 1t has been clearly established as a democratic principle.
 IL is reported that the emperor of China is about to marry and assume the actual government of the country him. self. In view of the fac, that he has reached ihe mature age 0: ten years, it is probable ,ha, he can undertake ,he care ,f family.
 4 handsome girl of Wheeling, W. ", has sued the Register of that city, for sIo,ooo. for all ,gi g that she had been swearing great deal in arecent suit It court
 Miss Maud Gardner. daughter of ex- Gardner. of Massachusetts, is .iving lessons in whist to Boston young a6ies.
 THE JorRSAL-MrNER has seldom n,d. mistakes in publishing "rumors Its motto is "be sure you're right, then all right in.
 Mrs. Logan is said to possess one of he fines, collections of bric-a-bac and '4lua5le his'orical relics in Washington.