Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Chauncey M. Depew has been offered but refused the appointment as secretary of the treasury.
 The Indian Rights association of Chi- cago talk of taking Genersl Miles In- dians away from him.
 Reciprocity has been agreed upon and | the president has issued a proclamation | In accordance with it.
 The fourth judge bill for Arizona has l passed both houses and will now 20 to the president for his signature.
 Senator Stewart will enliehten the | Bostonians on the silver question on the I3th of the present month.
 The bonanza firm talk of sinking on the Comssock lode again. The deepest workings at present are B zoe leet
 Miles county advocates want to take the entire line of the Southern Pacific railroad leaving none of l. in Cochise county.
 The biggest lift Yet given to General Miles presidential boom is an attack made on him in the lite of Jef Dasia He is charged with treating this arch traitor cruelty.
 In a prize fight at Seattle. Wash, on Friday night Wilham Doyle knocked John Shafer senseless in the seventh round. Shaffer died few hours after wards. Doyle escaped.
 The recent Indian troubles cost the United States $a.oeo,oos. If General Crook had been alive he could have set- tied the difficulty more satisfactorily for less than $a,oeo.
 Senator Quay thinks that if the elec- ton of Governor Hill to the senate se- cured for Cleveland the nomination for president it would be the best thing that could happen the republicans.
 An attempt was made ecensly to as- sassinate T. B. Catron, o( Santa Fe. Mr. Catron is one of the most promi- nent republicans of our sister territory, and has been the subject si the most malicious abuse from the democratic papers.
 Evanston, Illinois, tried to put Bel lamY's Hooking Backward" intopractical effect by the organization of a coopesa- tive boarding institution. The pro- ject was started in October last and has just failed xith debts amounting to S5,ooo.
 Mir. Fisher, member of thehouse from Yavspai county, is oneof the most prom inent and active members on the demo- cratic side, in fact he Is the ieador oi that side in the house. while Judge Brinley ! holds him down from the republican side.-Herald.
 Prot. virchow, who was the most pow erful and bitter opponentot Dr. Koch's lymph, has at last withdrawn his objec- tions and admits that the new remedy | is effective and vill become one Of the l greatest aids in the relief of diseases yet | discovered.
 The nephew of John Schoenberger who recently died in New York City leaving an estate worth | sS,eeo, ,ooo claims that $4.ooo.ooo of it was held by him ,n trust for heir tasher. Peter Schoenberger. of Philadelphia. and they sue the estate tor tha, amount.
 Another attempted train robbery oc. cured near Delano, California. last Friday night. Express messenger Hass- well put his lights cut and fought the robbers of being wounded in the fore head in the fight which ensued and Fire. man Radcliff received wounds from which be will probably die.
 They've go, new brass band at At. ! tica, and quite recently the band vas en- gagged to play at the funeral of woman. They could play only thren tunes Sol goipg to the cemetery they executed Annie Laurie. at the grave Annie Roc- ney, and on the return march "The Girl l left behind me.-Buffalo Courier.
 Colorado threatens to boycott the Worlds Fair if favorable action is not taken on silver. Several other state { legislatures threatened to boycott it in case the election bill passed. Such threats as these strike the citizen of aver age intelligence as being beicg very boy sh in their nature and unworthy of the ;anction of legislators.
 In the Prescott city council last Mon : day night a resolution was adopted I, the chief of police to adopt | ! stock brand for the city and to get an ?, ron made for the branding of all im- a stock that is sold. Salt river !, will doubtless be compelled to ?, ence now. in order to escape that ruth ., ess Prescott policeman and brander.-t. =, 'henix Herald. . The elders of the United Brethern p hurch, of Kansas. expelled Bishop Ingls IL om the ministry for "indiscrese finan- VI :iering." The Bishop tried his hand in in Kansas real estate result vi E disastrously to him and his creditors m , he failed for about $so,ooo. If the
 isbop had made $5o.ooo to $Ioo.ooo
 his speeulations, he would have been h ,plauded by the chuFch for his ''dis- ou