Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-06-06

will meet m convention III St. Louis.
 Jonn l.. Sullivan has left the prIze ring for the saw dust Ing, hasiag Joined circus.
 Lepi.iria' .a,alag should be encour
 .eu. Wild ra' s,hemea s11uio Dc GA pcse'
 me senate IS wr- ,,,iing with the ques-
 ... U, confirming Judge Fuller as chief justice.
 TelegranIs from our special correspon- dent al St. Louis have failed to connect up to the hour of going to press.
 The Illinois labor party has gone over to the democrats. As there IS where It left from, they have only got back home.
 One thousand men are at work m the hills in old Yavspai to-day where year ago twenty-five could scarcely be found.
 The Tombstone base ball club has been stranded m New Mexco. Hape- man. its pitcher, has joined the Las Vegas club.
 Thurman denies that he has con- sented to become candidate for vice president. The Ohio statesman evidently has not consulted Grover m the matter.
 General Sheridan IS reported to be still holding his own. His demise Is
 nfa If inc doctors tell the truth about the dis ease.
 Major Eddy writes to the Silver Belt that he has about overcome all tlnanCIa' difficulties of the Mineral Belt railroad and hopes To start work soon on II again.
 Since being expelled from the labor party, Henry George IS to politics what Jeff Davis is to society. The latter IS man without country and the former politician without party
 The senate on "Wednesday passed the bill to revive the grade of general oi
 
 tenant General Sheridan There were only seven votes m the negative.
 Thurman don't want to play second fiddle to 'Irover by accepting the nOmI- nation for vice president. It would pre- sent rather q ludicrous spectacle, ike that of tyro leading professional.
 It IS now given out that Cleveland, who is to meet in convention June 5th, at St Louis, has decided on Thurman for second place on his ticket, and the latter has signified that "Barkus IS will lin'."
 Lieutenant Gushing estimates that al one time between the seventh and elgth centuries, the Salt river valley had pop ulation of $50, GOO, supported from the soil, through a perfected system Of lr1i- gatIon.
 The board of directors Of in. insane asylum knocked considerable wind out of the home rule resolution of the terri torial convention by employing San Francisco physician as superintendent of that institution.
 Mir Blaine IS level headed as ever when:he writes that republican ,ictory,hhe prospects of which grows brighter every day, can be impcried only by lack of unity m council, or by an acrimonious contest over men.
 Democratic papers are seriously reas- serting that Blaine IS sick. The trouble scenes tD be that they take q diagnosis of their own case and then | apply it to the Plumed knight-ihe ! cause of their illness.
 The opposition to free trade m the | national democratic convention "ili ] amount to little There are only few | democrats in the party IF favor of pc lection, who dare say their protective souls are their own.
 The democrats m the senate want the consideration of the fishery question postponed til December next after the fall election. They probably want that and Fullers confirmation aS chef justice to come up together.
 There is certainly no healthier mIlI- post in the Utltsd States than Nhipple Barracks. It IS easy of access by rail rosd both from the east and west and IS well suited Tn every respeSt for concen- trating large body of troops.
 The Apache Review says that the De : tition for Sol Barth'S pardon contains the signatures of large number of the prominent citizens of that county, includ ing several members of the jury which found the verdict against Earth. Senator Frye in speaking on the fish | cry treaty said that ''!he treaty was the most disgraceful, humiiiating and cow T ardly surrender that the American is- t public had ever made in Its whole history not excepting the treaty of ISIS" As if Apache county had not already attained sufficient unenviable noto- n riety abroad. now comes the Review and Il says Apache county offers to the u country a startling example of wha, IS echn,caly termed neocracy ofneoda- modes" c James G. Blaine has written q letter Id O Whiielaw Reid Tn which he states W that he cannot accept the | nomination for president This settles n the question of his candidacy sI IT d he can nc longer figure as possi- St ,le candidate under any circumstances. al The editor of the St. Johns Herald - 'ffersla wager of $50 to $e5 'that no ef- ." ort was made before the last grand jury D indict our fellow townsrnan, E. w. 'elson, county recorder" As the editor f the Herald and district attorney are - opposed to wear the same shoes this, ',