Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-27
EDITORIAL NOTES.

sumed operations WI tn non-unlon men.
 Statehood, free coinage and Eos ter s. Dennis, is the ticket of the Mohave County Miner.
 4 dastardly attempt was made re- gently to assassinate Manager Prick of the Carnagie steel works.
 Colonel E. A. Carr of the Fifth cavalry has been appointed to the vacant brigadier generalship.
 Wm. F. Harrity, of Pennsylvania, has been elected chairman of the democratic national committee.
 Mark Smith will find his political fences in Yavapai county somewhat dilapidated when he comes to look them over.
 A German professor has discov- cred that tobacco smoke will kill the germs or bacilli of cholera and pneumonia.
 . A telegram was received at Whip pie last evening saying, that war had been declared between Russia and Germany.
 The democrats have put a brand on Cleveland's tongue. He conse- quently refuses to discuss the de- feat of the silver bill in congress.
 Congress will adjourn July 25th It is pretty difficult to find out what the democrats. with their big majority in congress, have done out side of nominating Cleveland for president.
 The senate has confirmed the nomination of George Shiras of Pennsylvania as supreme justice. Judge Shiras has resided in Pitts burg for forty-six years. It is the first time in his life that he has held office.
 4 New York telegram says that Hon. Adlai Stevenson has gone to Buzzard's bay to meet Cleveland. Henry Watterson, Editor Dana, and score or 50 of others, recently anti Groverites, had meeting with him at Crows retreat, and have feasted on this bird, as served by Mir. Cleye- land.
 The democratic party promises to shout itself into chronic bronchitis over the Homestead strike and American tin early in the campaign. It is just as we'll, as they realize that the news of their defeat can just as we'll be passed along the line in whispers in November.
 Sister Rose Gertrude, who recent ly posed as a great heroine, on ac- count of her going to the Sandwich Islands to nurse lepers, has quit the business and married a physician who was in charge of the leper hos pital. The couple has settled in San Francisco.
 The Homestead workmen were level-headed enough to recognize at a glance the difference between the | Ii1lKerton men and the regular mi litia of the State acting under the orders of the legally constituted State authorities. This may have been disappointing to tie lovers of sensation, but it was very gratify- ing to lovers of law and order.
 Tom Patterson, the leader of the democratic party in Colorado, re- fuses to eat crow at the dictates of his party by supporting Cleveland. He is however working against the republican party just as hard as ever by attempting to get up a sill yer party, in the hopes of catching republican votes and thereby defeat the Harrison electoral ticket.
 Certain democratic papers refer red to the senate as psalm-singing body, on account of the passage of the bill closing the worlds fair on Sunday. The house with its over whelming democratic majority has passed the bill also, yet we see no comment in these democratic pa pers about its action.
 In 1888, in Carroll county, Indiana, there were S3persons living who had voted for William Henry Harrison for president in 1S40, some of them having voted for him in 1886. Of this number, so of them cast their votes for Benjamin Harrison for the same position in 1888. During the last four years thirteen of the num- Der have died, leaving 70 still alive who voted for W. H. Harrison in 1S40.
 The committee appointed to no- tify the nominees of the democratic party evidently consider their vice presidential candidate "small pota- toes and few in hill" Instead of going to his residence to notify him as is the custom in such cases, they notified him by mail to appear at New York and receive his official notification. General" Adlai has Obeyed the summons by going 10 | New York.
 A train of five cars loaded with California fruit left Sacramento. July Is, for London, being the first 1 shipment of the kind ever made The fruit will be transferred at New York to one of the fastest steamers of the White Star line for Liverpool. If this experiment proves successful ii is expected that at least one hun dred car loads will be shipped dur ing the season, The cost of ship ment to Liverpool is estimated at Il n