Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-31
H. w. FLEURY.

Lord Sackville West promises fai1
 to prove the Burchard of Cleveland:
 aspirations for reelection.
 The Chicago Inter-Ocean very perti
 nently suggests that Lord Vests title be
 changed to Lord Burchard.
 The associated press gives favorable account of Governor Zulick's report ic the department of the interior.
 Grover is the real and true friend oi Great Britain. so says Minister West So say all the leading papers of England.
 R. E, Sloan, a very brilliant young attorney. of Florence, has no opposition for the legislative council from Pinal county.
 Independent voters who are in favor of a fair election can rebuke fraudulent registration by voting for republican nominees.
 Hon. Chas. R. Drake, of Pima county. is having lonesome time run ming for the legislative council. He has nc opposition whatever.
 Brother Clark, of the Flagstaff Dem ocrat still fumes and foams at the mouth about the Prescott ring. His is a very severe attack indeed of political rabies,
 1t would be an act of base ingratitude tn Cleveland to recommend the with drawal of Sackville West after the lat tor has given him such strong endorse ment with his countrymen.
 A paltry sum of from $4o.ooo 10 $6o. 900, which MT. Walker as sheriff drew from this county is put down as almost naught by his organ here, which says, "he made very little out of office."
 President Cleveland is the first chief executive of the nation who has ever re- sorted to making campaign speech in his own behalf for reelection. He is severely denounced by his own parti- san papers.
 The Tombstone Epitaph is quoted by our contemporary as being republi- can in politics It carries the democratic ticket at the head of its columns. and is edited by Dick Rule. a democratic can didate for the legislature.
 When a candidate has to resort to forged proxies to get nomination and when fraudulentregisteration isafterwards resorted to in the interest Of hls election t does not look os if he was the choice l of either his party or the people.
 Railroad accidents like yellow fever. and other scourges seem to become epidemic at times. Scarcely day has passed during the past month that one or more accidents of serious nature has not occurred and the loss of lite must have aggregated in that time between two and three hundred.
 After qouting half column eulosy of Mark Smith from a Montana paper, the Phenix Gazette says that "The peo- ple of Arizona are good judges as .o whom they desire to represent them n congress" Correct you are. Brother Dunbar. and big host of them will vote lgainst Marcus Aurelius.
 Ocean steamship racing seems to be :ou,iag into vogue again, and will prob lbly continue until some horrible catas- rephe happens. A New York telegram t tho 2Ath says: -Four ocean steam hips left this port almost at the same ,our this morning. Shipping circles were 'roused over possible race between the city of New York, of the Inman lne, I'd the Cnnarder Gallia and the Month German Lloyd xsamer Trave, and White lar line Briitanic. The Tr.ve was un- Ter way q 3 o'clock. the others leaving lalf an hour earlier"
 Cor csntenposy says it is absolutely |; alse that 'sMr. Walker tried to keep csok ton being indlcted" We would ]