Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-11-12
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER l2, lsso
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Secretary Noble refuses 6 recount oI the census 10 New York city:
 Tuckee vas visited by very disas trous confragation last week:
 The vote of Yavapai county IS largel han the registration of aay one county in Arizona
 Candidates tor justice of the peace Phenix traded thetr votes on delegate te win votes for themselves.
 The e7th oE ,his month has been des- ignaied bythe piesiden, as a day oI national thanksgiving.
 Toe United States senate is expected to stand afeT March 4th. 1891, 4a democrats to 4s republicans.
 Grover Is haaey over the result in na- tioaal poilsics. He thinks he sees s chance for him again m 1892.
 The body Of the son ot Minister Lin, coin has been placed in the tomb be- sideits grandfather at Springfield. Iii nois.
 On receipt of the first news tron the east the Globe Democrat remarked that Massachusetts bad gone to the devil by asnaall majority.
 Roger O. Mills, the democratic apos- tie oi free trace, wants to be elected speaker og the next house of representa- lives.
 B.A. Greev.er, Kansas city stock dealer, was shet and killed on Friday by Charles Clifford. New York travelling salesman. Cause. jealousy:
 Senator Quay when asked recently to what he attributed the deteat of the re- publican party, very Pointedly replied Ito a lack of votes
 Pennsylvania is as solidly republican as sssr. While il elects Patnson as governor, the republicans elect all other state officers.
 Two Japanese students of the Miehi- gan university at Ann Harbor have ere ated quite sensation by eloping with two American girls from thea.
 In the annual report of Adjt Gen. McKeever, he says that assertions from the army during tue past year were 4So less in number than during the previous year.
 Congressman Bynum of Indiana, who distinguished himself for bis ''bullyism' during the last session of congress, as- piges to be speaker oi the next house.
 William ". Cotsreli, who acquired so much ro,oriety a few months ago by his course while mayor of Cedar Keys, Fla, was shot and killed on Friday by the chief os police of Montgomery, Alabama.
 Miss Carolisa Wllkenson, who was engaged to Alexander H. Stevens tor forty years, has just died. The we'd ding day was always postponed on ac- count of the poer health of Mr. Stevens.
 Sectionslism looms up very largely in the vote of this county. I, is hoped that county division as agreed on may be effected so hat this element mey be eliminated fem he future politics of the county.
 The government of Peru has imp osed . prohi6!tive tax on imported lard. The news of this move created quite 8 stir on she New Yogk prodnce exchange, as Peru takes Ssoo,ooo Of the best quality of lard from that city yearly.
 During a circus performance a. St Petersburg attended by tbe czar and family, one oi the trained horsee att tackled Manager 9iniselli and bit and tramped upon hisn. The czar and fam fly abruptly left the building. A gen. eral panic followed. The performance closed.
 While the democrats generally have made large gains this year in i;s vote, re- publicans also show large gains in many places. Congressman Mckinley re- duced ,he democratic majority in bis district nearly 5000 votes, while in Gin cinnati the republicans gained 7,46S in one district and 7,6I2 in another.
 A patent was issued in Washington last week for steel fence post. It is to be made of steel tubing seven feet high, with neat cap, and with bands 10 hold the barbed wire. It IS said these posts can be furnished complete for placing in position at a4 cents each.
 4 3uffslo man borrowed over $ssooo of another in small sums during thirteen years time and always paid every lean as agreed. Then be borrowed $500 dodged bis creditor for three months and finally denied that he owed him cent. IL IS needless 10 add that the creditor had been expecting just such a climax for years.
 Ex-AldeIman Whelan of Chicago, who was sho, and killed last week, had SSo,-, 900 of unearued corruption money in bank at the time 0i his death. Though the money was in Whelan's name, it does not belong to his estate; the rail- road people who gave it 10 him dare not take action to recover 1t and the alder men have 10 claim on it. and dare not enforce ii II they had.
 Latest election news from this terri tory indicate that the next legislative council Eili stand seven democrats to five republicans. as follows: Maricopa. C. Meyer Zulick. D.; Yasapai, John C: Herndan, b; Pima, Fred C. Hughes. D., Mohave, Foster s. Dennis, D.; Apa7he, t. .. Simpson, D.; Coohise. !. V: Vlekers, R. Graham. Burt DuHlap,: E; Pinzl, 4. I.Doran. R; Gila, A. J. Peters, R; Yoma, Abe Frank, R; joint Harris Baldwin and Peter l rra.7s. F.,sf, sa,,,-.-ra.e. The hof,ee xviit |,