Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

?
 nac hsfelhnger, sf Schwenksvill.
 was walking through his yard re-
 ty when he cslided with the clothes
 When he came 10 his senses he
 Id his jaw broken.
 he law providing for the execution
 iminals by electricity in the state of
 York has been pronounced con
 ational.
 shaf!es B. Bishow, an actor we'll
 swn on the Pacific coast, died sud
 sly between acts, while playing in
 Id Chumley. in New York October
 The Mexican congress will soon be
 ,-l--r-- -s~is> the Constitution
 increasing the length of the presi-
 n's term aud allowing the president
 be reelected.
 lis rumored that Major D. B. Rob-
 m. the present general manager of
 antic & Pacific railroad will be given
 :pesition of general manager of the
 m Fe.
 Hyde Park. Chicago. society IS
 scked 70 its center over the slope-
 sk ot Emmet C Green, with his
 ter-in-law. Mrs. C. E. Bartell. Both
 lenged to the best society.
 George T. Rice, an aeroaaut, while
 kine his one huudredth ascension at
 mi Vernon. Indiana. got entangled
 the ropes and dropped in the river
 uas drowned.
 Connecticut has defeated prohibition
 put three to one. The reasonable
 practical view of the liquor ques-
 seems to be getting the better Of
 oy and extreme measures in most
 b eftbe union.
 rhs Tombstone base ball club has ported a professional pitcher from slifornla to shy ball for them at the r. They have adopted the same .tics that the Phenlx club did two ars ago to down the amateurs in the ritory.
 The time made by the Union Pacific an carrying Golden Gate Com sndsry. of San Francisco. over the last ,o miles of the route in two hours d a half, including nine stops, mes near to beating the record of rail aveling.
 The report of Boulanger's contem- ated coup d'etat is probably without undation. Should he make the at- upt and fail he would be shot or ullotined in short order, and he has x yet shown any disposition to make martyr of himself.
 The Hawaiians are fuming over . nor that the United States proposes annex them. They may possess cir souls in peace. Our position te- ard the Hawai- IS that of the dog Tn manager. We do not want it our Ives and won't let any enc else grab The board of supervisors of Maricopa ,unty has appointed judges and in .ectors of she election to be held Nov. 1880, for choice of delegates to institutional convention m January .xs. As Maricopa is the enly county saf ever talks of holding an election, its .legates will have a lonesome time auing a constitution. The pastor of q church ID Michigan rev S. 900 in a lottery, and the fact sting into the papers the congrega- on stood appalled, at his wicKedness. he Tombstone Epstaph says the reacher does not seem to be worried rextly, however. Five thousand del- ITS will excuse a whole lot of incensis- :ncy and sin in some men
 Booths Bazoo has some deep seated It says: "When a man ho has dollars to our mills and whose ntire interests are in this country, or CTS his paper stopped because i5 costs i'm three dollors year, that man ought ], seek some desert country, find ole, crawl into the hole and drag 1t in Eter him. Such q man IS toe mean to , take . front seat in Heaven f 1t costs i'm ten cents more than a back seat in ell"
 The Tombstone Prospector believes ,ere is something wrong with the way ,e journal ei the last legislative assem- ly was kept. and suggests that if there any sane man who can tell which bills ere signed by the governor by looking ! the journals, he must be a mind .adsr. Another peculiarity is that the shew that but CT bills were ap- roved by Governors Zulick and Wolhey nile in the acts of the fifteenth leglsla- ve assembly there are s.
 The New York Press sizes up the ullivan-for-Congress boom in this style: Sullivan for Congressf We'll, a man he spars al public show week after Is mothers death, when he is in no eed of money, is just about fit to run Y Congress on the democratic ticket," be Press generally strikes the nail on e head, and drives it home this time he only other prize fighter who ever "a for Congress was nominated by and elected as democrat. Tuey Gwak Ting, the new Chinese mister to this country, IS reported to good looking man. about so years age. He dresses in the finest silk iment and spends great deal of oney. He IS aconstant smoker, and | ,en he is rot rnH,nn q cinars.tA ha ;s