Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-21
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
J. c. MARrIN. Editor and rror.r.

'. q. MARTIN. Editor and Prop'r.
 Chief Justice Fuller has made a
 decision by which the Worlds Fail
 will be opened on Sundays.
 A lawyer never asks for a iury
 when he's trying new brand of
 whiskey.-L. A. Express.
 The army bill was defeated at
 the recent election in Germany.
 The Socialists were successful.
 California's two 5000 outlaws
 have been captured If the Apa-
 ehes who are on the trail of the 5000 Arizona Kid succeed in run
 nlng him to earth, two sources of news will have been dried up.
 At the end of the present fiscal
 year siXty-eight clerks and thirty
 nlne special agents of the general land office will be discharged, owing 10 the reducti nns made by the last congress m the appropriations.
 1t Is announced from the east that Cleveland will be a candidate to succeed himself If he wants to be- come such there Is no doubt about
 his ability to get the nomination. as the democratic party is not strong enough to thwart his desires.
 Democrats complain that Mir. Cleveland Is too slow in making ap- polntments to office; the republicans complain at his rapidity in sup planting them, and the mugwumps well they split the difference with a conglomorate of dissatisfied Srumbling.-Ex.
 4 Cbinaman in the Montana peni- tentiary, under a life sentenc for murder, having failed to register
 under the Geary act, has commenc- ed proceedings to have himself de- ported. He IS one of the very few of his countrymen who believes the Geary act should be enforced.
 Verify, the days of misrepresGnta- tiOn are upon us. \ recent issue of the St. Paul Globe says the democratic party has shown that it is pro- gressive party. Will the Globe
  furnish an unbeliving public with date and place at which the demo cratic party made such a showingl Was 1t when the Globe editor was placed in the diplomatic servicef
 The editor of the JOURNAL MINER has not expressed dissatisfaction at a single verdicit renderedsyet, our contemporary, to the contrary not withstanding. Whenever 1t feels like expressing an opinion on any subject 1t will do so. however, and not be deterred from 1t by any personal slurs cast on it ! any ole.
 The editor of our contemporary l seems inclined not to permit this | paper to have an opinion, in regard | to any subject, without being sub jected to vituperative abuse from him. We shall continue to call | things by their right names, or as they appear to us, regardless what our self constituted censor thinks of them.
 After the officers had the fight with Sontag and Evans, and had succeeded in disabling the latter so that he could not fight any longer, a new set of officials, who had taken no part in the fight were told of his whereabouts! and went and arrested him, and now claim the reward. This may be termed the sublimity of cheek.
 Just as a New Orleans colored man of unpleasant temper had lifted an ax wherewith to brain an acquain- tance (the pair having differed con cerning the theory and practice of crap shootingl he had the untOward of falling dead. The oc- casion had excited him. The lesson seems to be that even the process of people should be under taken calmly and without undue vio- lence or excitement.
 The enterpTising Examiner has 'ent out two reportorial expeditions to interview Sontag and Evans, both of which were announced as sue ,essful. If that paper really wants 70 display true nervy enterprise, it should get the long haired poet of he Sierras to interview Kid, the -enegade Apache. He has ten lotches in the stock of. his rife, for 'ictims killed, to one Of either Son az or Evans.
 The St. Johns Herald continues ! ts agitation on behalf of the Keelev | reatmant for a lot of chronic ~jags' : It St. Johns. In it's last issue it | avs: 1t would be good thing for | | few old chronics around St. Johns : I q keeley institute were started | | lere, provided, the treatment would l 'ure them and they could be pre- $ -ailed upon to avail themselves of : he opportunity. As 1t IS now it is c ! question with several, the writer : lmong the number, owing to their ! peculiar ways and their persistent habit of forcing themselves upon : hem, whether. life Is worth living" ] Speaking for ourselves. and We are we voice the sentiments of of the entire community. he keeley cure, or any other core, hat would make sober men out of r hese three or four would be hailed a with delight and regarded as a joy ~ orever. - The Season for July is out, with c n elegant display of costumes for Q ummer 1t gives one hundred U ostumes for ladies and children, U the newest designs of tl very desired style of dress. IL also cl ives fifty-fve new designs in art Il -ork, embroidery. knitting, crochet, O. ancy lace. pretty ornaments, so lainly illustrated and designed for h and plainly described s; s to make the work thing of pleas oi re and profit. There are many al uaint and pretty costumes for the el tile tots. Every mothers heart W ill rejoice over this number. All Sl yes are provided for, from grand ol lother to baby. This is one of the a w fashion publications that keeps m lclusively to fashion and art. No 'ading matter other than descrip- h; ve of the illustrations and styles mn Ter permitted on its pages. This Io one makes It invaluable. It should h, p m every household. Yearly, $50; de ngle copies. 3O cents. The Inter n, ational News Co, 8 and S5 Duane tb