Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-12

Kansas, has "hopped." and has join
 ed the alliance movement. Kelly
 was elected to congress by the re-
 publicans, but the party will have
 to manage to worry along now
 without him. As the party in that
 State has survived St. John and
 other statesmen of similar caliber,
 it will probably not be annihilated
 by Farmer Kelly's desertion.
 O. Homo, the naked man cap
 tured in Cochise county, furnishes
 the Prospector with a brief article
 daily, in which he describes his
 wanderings, and the manner in
 which he has lived. According to
 his writings, all the members of the
 human race, Mir. Homo excepted,
 are cranks. While his writings are
 on the George Francis Train order,
 in their incoherencey, they indicate
 good education on the part of the
 writer, while the statements he
 makes would entitle him to rank as
 a frst-class liar in any country.
 Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, who
 fought in the Massachusetts heavy artillery, entertained his old regi-
 ment in royal fashion during the re- cent grand army encampment. The spacious grounds in front of his magnificent residence were equip
 ped with one hundred tents, and there the old boys camped, and were
 regaled with everything that the stomach could long for. This regi- ment had great fighting record. In four years of the war, seven hun dred and twenty-three of its men were killed, two hundred and sixty one captured and one hundred and thirty y-seven died in Confederate prisons.
 Brooklyn, New York, papers have been received at this office contain ing elaborate accounts of a distin- guished gathering which assembled there recently, the occasion being complimentary dinner given by Logan, to Governor John N. Irwin and Herbert H. Logan, of Arizona. Two hundred guests were present. In the course of the of the host of the evening, Walter S. Logan, he made very | complimentary mention of ex- Governor Tritle, Attorney General Churchill and others who have zealously for the best inter 'sts of Arizona. Governor Irwin delivered very eloquent address Ilso. The occasion was one which will prove beneficial to Arizona, as he addresses made were of such a lature as to disabuse the prevailing in the east concerning Arizona.
 Since Senator Pfeffer, the jackass tstesman of Kansas, has announced is theory of having the government ake up Kansas mortgages by loan ng money to the people at one per ent., his constituents are getting in
 great hurry to have the measure o into effect. The Farmers Ali nee in Elk county has adopted a ,ngthy set of resolutions setting ,rth the grievances of the farmers, nd asking the president of the tate union to immediately call a of the people for the urpose of petitioning the President . [ the United States to call an extra 'ssion of Congress to pass law hereby the United States can issue , gal tender treasury notes in the ( mount needed and loan the people ( oney at low rate of interest, the ( an to be secured by land, thus z lieving farmers from the grasp 1,
 money monopolists. They also V ant law making everything that r rculates as money and all interest 'aring bonds taxable, so that the h an of luxury and wealth may bear n equal burden with the farmer; - rther, that any man holding an terest in any railroad or riding on . Isses be ineligible to the legisla- -e or to executive or judicial office.