Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-20

know it was loaded gun. Tn above sort of ''shootin iron" is th ; most dangerous known.
 Redlands, California has passe, an ordinance prohibiting the beat
 ing of drums on the streets by tn
 Salvation Army. It has been tn,
 cause of many accidents. and tn, people of that city have prohibitet
 1t as a means of self-protection.
 The party which nominated an,
 elected President Cleveland has al
 ways boasted of its fealty to tn,
 constitution, even to the letter of it
 Can Mir. Cleveland or his party finC
 anything in the constitution to jus
 tify such an act as this1
 II he has the power in one ease
 he has in the others. It may be
 discovered yet, that Congress is an
 entirely useless appendage to our
 government, and that one good
 able-bodied man can do the work.
 which has heretofore required about
 four hundred.
 A San Francisco paper says that
 the mortgage drawn up by the
 Southern Pacific company to secure
 the new issue of bonds, contains specifications of new lines to be con
 structed aggregating 72l miles in
 length. The road from Phenix
 north IS not mentioned in the pub
 lished list.
 1t only remains for him to dismiss
 Congress and send the members
 home, and issue orders to his Secre- tary of the Treasury to suspend all future purchase of silver under the Sherman act, to solve the silver question, according to his notion. The Mckinley bill could be efFectu- ally disposed of in the same way and congress saved the trouble and annoyance of legislSting on the tariff.
 A telegram from San Francisco says: At big demonstration of the anti-Chinese league last night President Cleveland was denounced and resolutions adopted demanding his impeachment. A message was prepared for congress demanding sufficient appropriation for the en- torcement of the Geary act and pro- testing against the administration granting Chinese an extension of time to register. The feeling here against the administration is very bitter.
 The news from Washington are very conflicting. Congressman Geary says that he has assurance from the administration that the Geary law will be enforced. The Chinese Minister has equally posi- tive assurance that it will not be en- forced. Washington news however do not cut much of figure in Cali | fornia one way or the other, as the business of deportation goes right | along just as if there were no such place as Washington, or no such an as a democratic ad- in existence.
 We would like to ask the consti- tutional lawyers of the democratic party where, in that instrument, the President of the United States finds for announcing to Con greSs what it shall or shall not do 'n the matter of legislation. It is true, 1t confers on him the power to 'eto any measure passed by congress, put where does it confer the authority O dictate legislation. While look ng up this question, it would be 'qually interesting to learn what clause of that instrument onfers the power on the President O suspend the operation of any l lw enacted by Congress. l Several articles have recently ap- J cared in the JoURNAL-MINER intend | lg to reflect upon the character of udge O. T. Rouse, but which were il ased upon reports wholly erro- 1 eous.-Tucson Enterprisei Our II 'teemed contemporary is very Ii uch mistaken in the above item. Il othing has appeared in the intending to reflect pen the character of Judge Rouse. n the contrary this paper testified p regard to the high character of tc e gentleman, but did question his | mpe tency for the position and st lestions it still. Personally the th URNAL-MNER holds Judge Rouse De high esteem.
 San Francisco's mid winter fair e1 Is fair now tc be a greater success ,L an was ever dreamed for it by it's L oJectors. A telegram from Chi on go ssys:-"We are going to have ,u, 'ig exposition at San Francisco ~ IS winter" remarked Theodore :, 'rceau of Gov. Markham's staff the Palmer House to-day. "Our tb, 'Ple have responded with a great ,.L Il Of enthusiasm to the support ] ,a the Midwinter Exposition, and sin re IS no lack of money to push wit
 buildings to completion. "It uprising the large number of ibitors at the Worlds Fair who @ secured space for their ex- Al Al it's, which will be moved from a d cago at the close of the exposi- fou l, direct to San Francisco. Most roo hese comprise the leading indi- arr lal exhibits made from foreign ton ntries. It will be the best thing to 7
 was ever projected on the bert st, and will be the means of at ing ting greater attention to the the DilCauf climate and unarvalous but