Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-16
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The whereabouts of Balmaced
 puzzles the victorious Chileans.
 Dalton and Dean have been full
 identified as the Ceres train robbel The New York republicans hay
 nominated J. Sloat Fassett for go,
 sTnor.
 Minister Egan has establishes
 friendly relations with the ne,
 government of Chile.
 Secretary Proctor has accepted
 the appointment as senator of hi
 state vice Senator Edmunds, re
 signed.
 The London Times come. out
 squarely in favor of Cleveland as
 against Hill thinking that England's
 free trade interests would be best
 served by the former.
 Salvador's political revolution has
 been followed by disastrous earth
 quake in which several towns and
 hundreds of lives were lost.
 Chile will pay all expenses of the
 pursuit and capture of the Itata and
 the United States will dismiss the
 case against her.
 About 200 Italian barbers in New
 York have decided that the 5-cent shave must go. New Workers will now begin to grow whiskers.
 The Jersey mosquito is a sterror
 Two men have recently become in sane in that state from his pestifer- ous annoyance.
 The democratic members of the "Con. Con. did not develop any great amount of non partisanship in their temporary organization.
 Republican members of the 'con con" were conspicuous by their ab- sence during the organization of that | body. They gave their democratic colleagues full sway.
 Secretary Blaine will return to Washington to resume his official duties October lst. Democratic pa pers failed to get him to accommo- date them by dying.
 In the election of W. A. Rowe as its presiding officer, the con. con. did wise act as he is probably the best qualified for the position, of any democratic member of the body.
 Both parties express their conf dencs of victory in the Ohio cam paign so that somebody will be dis with the result. Looking at the situation from this distance the JoURNAL-MNEB will be very much if Major Mckinley is not the winning man.
 Rain Maker Melbourne is in active demand. He claims to have been successful in his experiments at Cheyenne and has had offers from Utah, Texas, Colorado and Kansas. We would like to see MT. Melbourne try his hand in Arizona. The jury in the famous Davis will ,ase at Butte, Montana, failed to lgree. By the time this case is ettled in court there will be no use or will or any other document as 1, he lawyers will have the estate in lebt to them. Did the district attorney play 'okerf is question asked by the I 'ew York Sun. If he did not he q Tas not the accomplished American I itizen that the district attorney is q to be. A lawyer who never f 'layed poker with the prospective c uryman failed to perform his duty h 0 his clients and to his profession. e Another mining boom, with the s 'eaith and shrewdness of the bo- E anza firm to back it up, is on at Qui- Il ota, Pima county. The Peer has l 900 tons of ore on the dump, which h is proposed to reduce at once, be- t' Ides the general resumption of II 'ork on several of its mines there. s' The Tucson Star curtly asks those V, lembers of the constitutional con s, antion who favor the election of ate officers at the same time the is submitted to the peo- Ie what would the situation be if ,e state officers were elected and =. le constitution defeated. Coconino supervisors have passed E, order to suppress all houses of n, fame within half mile east, a n ile west, mile south and a mile =, 'rth of the Flagstaff jail and for ., te distance of half mile east, and fo uth, and a mile north and west of de e public school building in Will II ans. in The PheniI Gazette seems to be tn out skirmish lines with an VI 'parent intention of making a gen sir al attack on Governor Wolfey's at Iministration. The paper in ques- wi ,n has not asked any advice from sa in the matter, but we will make wi } charge, for saying to it that it ce d better let that job alone. Gov be nor Wolfey's official acts, were Ina ore reproach. Any attempt on w @ part of the Gazette to besmirch mo will act as boomerang. AT An EnterpriseGng) territorial con nu nPorary has the following notice his serted conspicuously alongside of his head: "The -. largest circula- on D Tn the territory" We doubt if wa are Is paper published in Ari- neV