Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-02-17

it is now lOregOne c0ncluSlon, that President Harrison, if he lives, will occupy the white house until March f, 1897.
 A bill has been recommended by the House committee on irrigation to cede all arid lands to the States, for reclamation.
 Governor Boyd of Nebraska has intimated that he will lose no time in summarily firing every appointee of ex-Governor Thayer.
 From the political outlook at present. David B. Hill will be the nominee of the democratic party for president. He can not be elected.
 The territorial republican central committee of New Mexico will meet March 1st to call convention to elect delegates to the national con yention.
 New York physicians have sue cessfully set the bones of the disloca- ted neck of young man with good prospects of the recovery of their patient.
 Immigration to the Salt River valley seems to be about evenly di vided between citizens of prohibi- ton Kansas and the blue grass whisky state-Kentucky.
 The Courier says "most of the democrats of the territory have for. gotten that ex-Governor Zulick was ever in Arizona" Now that is very, very unkind.-Phenix Herald.
 Tammany has made the boast that it will nominate the next demo cratic candidate for president. It will come very nearly making good its boast too, and David B. Hill will be the nominee.
 The JoURNAL-MNER would like to see a list of the bills introduced by Mark Smith that have been passed by Congress. Will not some of our democratic contemporaries furnish such Q list for future reference.
 The telegraph informs us that Governor Boyd of Nebraska refused to shake" with the retiring goyer- nor, on taking the office under the recent decision of the supreme court of the United States.
 The wife of Salt Lake policeman captured two burglars who entered her premises during the absence of her husband, and after hand-cuffing them telephoned to police head quarters to have them taken away. The woman should be placed on the regular force.
 The Phenix Republican says that Tucson wants the republican con vention held there. What is the matter with holding the convention in Prescott! A territorial conven- tion has not been held in Prescott for several years.
 Mormon money is being spent in  Washington in the interest of the bill for the admission of Utah and Arizona as states" says the Tucson Citizen. Why this great interest taken in Arizona by Salt Lake Nor mons except they see an advantage for their courch in its admissioni
 The periodical sensational report about Navajo outbreak is now on again. This peaceful tribe breaks out every few months-in the i'm aginative mind of newspaper re- porters. Their outbreaks have heretofore been harmless.
 Professor Totten, of Yale, is again predicting the ruin of worlds and the wreck of matter. He fixed on Saturday last, February 9th, as the beginning of the end. The Tomb stone Prospector, commenting on Prof. Totten's prediction very aptly remarks: "Why such a man should be allowed to teach Yale students astronomy is past comprehension" : The London Globe very frankly says that, ''To pretend that there is any regret felt in England because of Blaine's failure to be a candidate is absurd. He is an enemy to our friends and friend to our enemies. He has never disguised his wish to annoy England and he had recourse more than once to the most petty and undignifed means to effect this object" If the English people can have their way, Mir. Cleveland will be the next president.
 For the benefit of our democratic friends, some of whom seem particu- larly solicitous lest the organization of league clubs might create bossism in the party, we quote one article from the constitution of the league clubs: "This Club shall not be used in any way to further the in terest of any candidate for office previous to nomination, but shall reserve its force to be exerted in be- half of all candidates nominated by Republican Conventions"
 Our contemporary seems to be somewhat exercised over the organ ization of the republican league club and compares it toone formerly in existence somewhere away of in Virginia. There is this difference though neighbor. The republican league clubs have no secrets, and no grips or pass words, and colored citizens who, in the article referred to, are held up for ridicule, are not