Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-04

Toledo Thursday alarch 5o,h
 Knights oi Labor are being imported
 from the east t. fiji the places of striking railroad men in Illinois.
 Maricop4 county rpublicans will hold | mass convection b eject delegates 10
 the territorial oonvertlon.
 Phenlx is to have mIkmaids' cor
 rernon soon. They are taking advant-
 age of high water t. hold 1t.
 II Ifrepubhcars were permitted to name
 the democratic candidate lor president they would uot ln ,he ielst object to Abram a Hewitt
 Sister Belva Lockwood thinks the
 'coming man" vii b. q woman. + IS
 more than probable tpat ,ncre viii be Q
 woman in the case at icas,.
 The Denver u.snins Revie~ says the ore business Is passing out ot toc hands o. middle men. ana miners are nov ceal- Ing directly with the slieiteIS-
 We desire to urge upon the repubh- cans Of the various pfecinCts oi the county to send representation ID the county conytnuoh ,o be held Apri. 2ISt
 Cont4nlInople women rais.d big row over P~asions, and in an assault made agairst the office of the minister O: finance, one woman Wa killed for counschrg m01oration
 The best fourth class posioffice in the country wds that oi the "Confederit \ Roads. as Nasbys estate i, valued at I.ooo,o 900. The bulk of !; was made from the above post ffice.
 ii Colonel Essers represe"s the republicaas of thls ,erncry ln any national corventon t will be q Chicago to assist in naming the next resident He will represent them aUl,, loo
 A Phcnix man who had been troubled with chicken t1ieves secured watch dog and chalneG h;sD n lis chicken coop The ertolp;isiug theises stole dog, chain and all the cni-kens he first night he was on watch. They left the roost.
 Our Prescott contemporary accuses us  of stealing Is tpIegI4iDs our PheniN contemporary, the Arzou-n, copies ouf "ablc" article descriptive ri the Vui,urc mine and credits !; to the CourIei. "S,oh IS fame." Sic transit through mud to the poorhouse.'
 By usine ,bs names ot al the ieadrng democrats ID tae country a5 prrsiden.iai candldaies, a democratic exchange has at last succeeded in e5cuas GIeek cross of the eTOup ii which Gro'cr CicveianG's name reads across Il, similar io the one recently published n Jh's paper tofmIr g the name Ot Bi4lre.
 The newspapers ar- naping caudidates for the SL Louis conycnuon Inc Star has named ] . C. lterrGon, oi Pres COZ. The Cnei0pyn has p.sc.d l.. (. Hughes, ot the Star, 10 the 6eld The Courer's candidate !, L. ". Blinn. of Tempe The s. Johns Herald vans Hans B.~!wln. ot Prescott 1t must be admitted th.t sli a,o good men.
 Immigretion Commissioner Cameron H. King displays good judgment in re- leCtng lc newspaper aS q medium | throusb winch to disseminate iniorma- ton regarding ;he miucraI resources of northern A;lzona, and tbe efeou,eness ! Of his pubiIcatlons could b. greatly en- hanced by including a larger number of territorial papers Of general circulation - Champiou.
 The je'e5ap1 say, th2t Governor Jackson, of Maryland, has pardoned the seven dtmocraic judges md clerks q. election ~ho were found guilty Q, has.r- perpetrated frauds at the poll two years ago They wtrl sentenced Jane =. last, to two yeafs' Imprisonment As lrt,i- dential el>c'itn comes eff this fal., 'he governor probably telt that their scrvcc> would be needed a55ln.
 Al inc r,,>t,, v-,,,,,f,'. ,t,,,.-,,.io,, b-f6 in Washington, Frances Wiia,d attacked the low-nlcked dresSes, and sad those wearing them borrowed the ijea iIoni women whom Sne saia shc would ro 10 touch. She also ccndomucd ] the hali nude pictutcs oi women uscc as advertisements. She also touched upon ihe improprietY ot stage dressing and the evils Of round dancing.
 Every ume a consuaptiye dies n tho Democrat uses the same Stereotyped phrase "hc came too at-' to be beuodyec. IT strikes us that the 'come foo ia,es' are alarmia-ly runer- ous there, o' else Albuquerque atnos- phere. ladened aith hne particles ot and from the sand dunes ahich sOr- ; eund the place has q rasping effect 'n sensitive lungs. John 0. Dunbar las apparertiy be- .ome very ambitious sinCe beng IeIn- tatcd as editor of the Gazette. H. eems 10 want yo run both parties, be ides dabbhns in reigIon and regul4t- ns the undertaking business ot lis town. Dunbar, from the cheek ie has displayed, must have immense avs, but he can, flop them over that mount Of territory successfully. q The Anzcna Gaze,tr, the political i' what IS it" of this ,eTriory edited by he '.jumping jack" of Arizona politics. s efuses to take issue wlth the JOURNAL | lISER alleging as the reason that lt IS le ''babh.inE uUCoISeGGSntfsl nOnep-