Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-11-30

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 James G. Blaine is again reporte' dangerously ilL aa, sia.a7 le s.sspi
 New York, it is said, will be givel two cabinet officers. -.'' ll'-' ''
 The international monetary con ference is in session at Brussells1
 TranquiIlno Luna, 8 prominen and wealthy citizen of New Mexico died recently, a.zs 1s9 tssna $ eIs
 The rain making experiments al San Antonio are said to have proyes successful.csfszssss ..5 .r.e, ,-,r.5 sg1i The republicans can return thanks tomorrow that the recent political landslide was no greaters
 The Gazette gives Mark Smiths majority in the territory as 1,237 being q more than two years ago.
 Grover is reported as saying that he will not consider any applica- tions fer office until after his in auguration.
 It may be Governor L. c. Hughes of Arizona, and Governor Albright of New Mexico. Stranger things than these have happened. Mark Smiths majority is placed at l2OS. Apache county, that two years ago gave him majority of 2o7, this year gave Stewart a major ity of about thirty.
 Ex-Secretary Blaine is improving again, and it is said that he will soon go to California, in the hopes of receiving substantial benefit O his health.
 Senator Joe Blackburn. of Ken lucky, while attempting to address all audience of 10000 people the other day at Lexington, Ken lucky, was hissed and hooted from the platform because he was not a Cleveland man at the Chicago con vention.
 Now that Grover is elected presi- dent is it not about time that Rose Elizabeth was again heard from' Rosey has dropped into inocuous deSuetnde, as it were, during the past four years.
 = We fail to perceive one good req son why the present republican Sen ate should help the democrats of the next Congress by allowing bills to pass that would have been de- feated had the result of the election been different. Nail the republican flag to the mast and let i: go down onl ly when the ship does.
 s. c. Bagg, of the Tombstone Prospector, is said to have identified the mysterious suicide of Los Ange- les as O. Homo, the naked man, who was arrested and served term in the Cochise county jail for not wearing the regulation clothing.
 "Barkis is willing" Mrs. Lease has signifed her willingness to ac- cept the position of United States senator from Kansas, if it is offer ed to her. She says she has had great encouragement from men all over the state, but nary word from women on the subject.
 Tammany had one experience with leaving the question of pat ronage to be decided after election, and those who think that it made a move towards the election of Cleve- land before its demands were met and satisfied by that gentleman, simply donot understand the meth ods of the organization.
 Robbers in Washington have in troduceda a new system. A train was recently held up by three masked men and ali the male passengers in the Pullman cars were robbed of their money and jewelry. Even the conductor and porter of the Pull man were not overlooked. The la dies were not molested.
 Will the democratic Congress, in addition to tinkering with the tariff, dare to authorize an era of fake money, by repeating the tax on money issued by state banksl It was provided in its national platform, but little things like promises have never been consid- cred binding by those who have in the past controlled the democratic party.
 Editor Medill, of the Chicago Tribune. had the misfortune last Tuesday night to lose his elegant residence near Pasadena, California, by fire. He and his family had just moved into it to spend the winter The residence cost S30OO0 and the furniture nearly as much more, everything being a total loss. It was insured for s24,00O, The vote at the recent election for president stood as follows: Cleveland, 6,750OOO; Harrison, G. 500,000, q difference in Cleveland's favor of 25o.Oo0. When Mir. Cleve- land was elected president eight years ogo he had only 62,573 more than MT. Blaine, and in 1888 the popular vote for the candidates stood: Harrison, 5,440,2l6; Cleve- land 5,53S, ,223, a difference in favor of Cleveland of 9S0l7, or S5,S44 larger than in 1884, when he was elected. ,'.-.+: