Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-22

congress mas aulourneu to nieee in Chicago. That is, the democratic portion of it has.
 The Phenix electric light plant is in financial trouble, and receiver has been asked for.
 Cleveland will be nominated, and what can western interests, particu- iarly silver, expect if such is the case.
 The latest advices from Chicago do not indicate that David B Hill has withdrawn to any considerable extent from the presidential race.
 Mexico has free coinage of silver and is not afraid of foregn invasion, in fact she places an export duty on the metal so none can get away.
 Phenix has perfected thorough organization to secure an exhibit for the Worlds fair, and proposes to raise $500 to defray the expenses. ]. Sloat Fassett of New York is a ssockholder in the Deming National Bank and also owns large cattle in- terests in Grant county, New Mex ico.
 County politics will soon be in 1t. Silver of course will be out of sight, out the railroad vote will afford, as usual, plenty of opport unities for the boys. to dispose of the white metal.
 The action of western republi- cans, who are attempting to organ ize on an independent line and with silver as their basis. is hasty. Bet ter wait and see what the democrats will do in convention.
 Democrats were just preparing s lot of campaign ammunition out ot the trouble which has heretofore ex- isted between the New York Trie- une and the union printers. As the differences have been adjusted satisfactory to the union printers, this ammunition will not be needed during the campaign. s
 Democratic papers continue to speak in laudatory terms of James G. Blaine. Of course, had he been the nominee of the Minneappolis convention it would have been diff ferent. Harrison would then have received all this meaningless gush and Blaine would have been abused We doubt if the democratic party is big enough to throw Clevelant overheard at the On conven tion. Mr. Cleveland has demonstrs ted before that he was bigger msi than his party, and we predict tha he will do-so again next week q Chicago.
 The republican executive com mittee at Minneapolis has yer, generously rendered the democratic convention the use of the building in which the republican convention was held, on account of the buildinl erected f,r the use of the demo
 
 cratic convention in Chicago havinl been injured by recent storm.
 All the prominent countries c Europe have now signi6ed thei willingness to participate in the In ternational Conference. What tn result will be, no one can foretel but the consensus of EuropeaI opinion respecting the white meta will certainly be obtained. Tn free coinage bill has been lannche' in the Senate, and has met with bitter attack at the hands of Seus tor Sherman. The promise of tn passage of the measure is not yer brilliant. I,,yz, Another great sorrow has fallen o the Blaine family, in the desth Q Emmons Blaine, in Chicago, las :. Friday, after an illness of only fe' days. The telegrams indicate tha' the defeat of his father at Minn, apolis was partly responsible fe his death. Young Blainel at tt time of his death was vice presiden of the B. & O. railroad, with head quarters at Chicago. His deat makes three which have occurred i the family within a very brief tim -Wslker Blaine, Mrs. Coppinge and Emmons Blaine. There al three children still living.
 Our democratic friends tell U that democratic success is assure this year on the tariff question They point to the result of the ele' tions in 1890 for congressman, an claim that as good indication { the sentiment of the country. The seem to forget that the election W; held just few months after tl Nick finley bill and before any goS results were possible from it. IT democrats used the same arg meuts in the campaign, and wi good effect, too, that they had us in vain in congress to defeat t measure. The act has demonstr ted its beneficial effects, by t starting of many new industries the country, by the raise IF wae of many manufacturing institutio in the country and by the mcre cd market for many American pr ducts and manufactured artici Instead of proving such a calami ,o the country as our democra brethren had predicted, the Nick ,ex bill has proven blessing
 has heen beneficial to all class and to the country at large U 5emocratic friends seem to fors