Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-22
WEDNESDAY November 22, 1893
EDITORIAL NOTES

The San Francisco Chronicle and
 Examiner call on the senate to i'm peach the president it is said.
 The Chinese, who were ordered deported, have been ordered re- leased, by Attorney General Olney.
 Scott Harrison, a. democratic brother Of ex-president Harrison, was appointed surveyor of customs at Kansas City November II.
 It is reported from Washington that the administration proposes to levy an income tax, to increase the revenue.
 It looks now as if it were all a mistake that President Cleveland ever had any intention of restoring Hawaiian Lii. to her throne.
 E. E. Bruner of New York and Miss Elizabeth Elkas, daughter of ex-Secretary of War Elkins were married last week.
 The new cruiser Columbia has broken all previous records by mak- ing g knots per hour on her trial trip.
 For a small place, Fresno, Cali fornia, has an unenviable record for crime. Robberies, murder and arson are of frequent occurrence there.
 It is rumored that Secretaries Hoke Smith and Morton will resign from Cleyeland's cabinet on account of not being in harmony with the administration on the Hawaiian question.
 The Yuma Times says that the libel suit against the Phenix Gag cite cost Pima county $500. Pima county can stand but how about poor Dunbar. How much will it cost him!
 The last issue of the Mohave County Miner was not so pronoun- cedly pOpulistic as previous issues of the paper have been. Wonder if Anson Is preparing to take a new flop, and if so, where will he ahghtl
 Judge Rouse construed the sen tence against Editor Dunbar, that the latter pay a fine of S200 or be imprisoned until it was paid, as be- ing a life sentence, and he accord ingly ordered the editor released. Guess Rouse's reconstruction was right too.
 A Washington telegram says that Minister Willis. to Hawaii, has been given extraordinary power by the president, to issue orders to the naval forces. stationed at the Sand wich Islands. Wonders apparently, will never cease in the present ad- ministration.
 The country was startled recently by the announcement that Presi- dent Cleveland had to go to New York to have coccygeal tumor operated oD. When Grover was a l small boy he did not have any l coccygeal tumors. They were plain gum boils in those days.
 Word comes from Phenix, that l the Herald of that city has been sold to $. C.Bagg of Tombstone, for Sl5,O0O and that it will be run as a democratic paper. The Herald ranks among the best papers in the territory-there being none better,- and we regret to lose it as an ex- ponent of pure republican doctrine.
 The Phenix G azette says: 'Dem- ocrats beat Maynard. Democrats broke down the gambling combina- tion in New Jersey. Democrats elected Gary" The only thing lacking to claim the result of the recent election as a great democratic  victory, is to lay claim to the demo- crats electing Mckinley in Ohio and Jackson in Iowa. A man committed suicide in Los Angeles last Saturday after losing his last ninety cents at poker. The Express speaking of the tragedy avs: He first put in an appearance II the lodging house on September ! ,, and his week expired yesterday" , ! week that lasts for sixty-two days t 5 enough to drive almost any one to uicide. Mckinley received a larger vote o { the recent election in Ohio than a -as ever before received by any can c idate in the state. The claims lade by the democrats that a full n ote was not boiled does not seem H } be we'll founded. The vote was q, 'yeral thousand larger than it was f, De year ago.
 The spectacle of the president of il great republic, ordering the war Sd ips of his country out for the pur- al 'se of restoring a queen, to the A rome of a defunct monarchy, was n, yer witnessed in the history of the " ]rld until the year 1893. The act repugnant to every feeling of V, triotism and loyalty to the prin- W; l.es on which our government nc .re founded. re-