Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-06-07
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER

q. c. MARTIN. Editor and Trop'r
 WEnNFsnA1,....,.......JUNE :, 1898
 The rewards offered for the can
 ture ot Sontag and Evans amounts
 to Sl20O0
 lt Is estimated that Butte, Mont.
 will produce lS0OO00OO pounds of
 copper this year.
 New York democrats are said to
 toe laying their plans to organize
 independently of Tamm,ny.
 The committee on territories has
 postponed indefinitely it's trip to
 Arizona and other territories.
 The Santa Fe companv's new de-
 pot at Los Angeles will be com
 pleted and ready for business uly
 lst
 1t remains to be seen whether a
 Chicago Judge and his iniunctions
 is bigger man than the United
 States.
 C. B. Kelton, of Cochise County.
 is mentioned as the probable success
 or of W. K. Meade as superintend-
 cut of the territorial prison.
 While President Cleveland is gun
 ming for ducks on Hog Island there
 are thousands of democrats who
 think he ought to be gunning for
 federal officials
 Kansas populists think of starting m soon campaigning for 1891. If 1 the populists of Kansas expect to ! do any campaigning for 1891 they ! had better de il soon.
 It is reported from the Lick | observatory, that a large group of | spots can now be seen on the sup with the naked eye by using a smoked glass.
 Ex-Senator Bradbury of Maine. who ls go years old, called at the
 White House a few days ago. He remarked that he had been there in the days of Webster and Calhoun.
 Charles NordhofT. the New York Heralds s correspondent at Honoluu IS charged by members of the pro vlslonal government with misrepre- senilng the situation there.
 Steele Mackay's spectatorium at Chicago has passed into the hands of a receiver at Mackav's request. He IS involved to the extent of S350.- OOO with only S50OOO visible assets. The building has not yet been com pleted,
 Cudahy's packing house at Los Angeles started up last Friday. It has capacity for killing one hog per minute, but supply Of hogs cannot be received to keep it up to { this capacity. !
 The Daily Monitor, vol I. NoI. dated June i, 1898 has been received c at this office. The Monitor is a. l welcome visitor. The publishers are 1 { Bernnal X Davila. The paper is c printed half in Spanish and half in W Engish. II
 The people of this country will f, learn m time that results are better r than untried theories. That it is. h It Is better to let well enough alone than to wander of into the untried realms of experiment in na- : Lional affairs, h A telegram from Berlin of June I II says: The wedding of Mary ', Phelps, daughter of William Walter - Phelps, of New Jersey. to Dr. Von Ii Rothenburg, secretary in the de- h' partment of the interior. occurred se this morning.
 Johnstown, Pa, which was ut m -erly wrecked by the food of four cs years ago, has not only been rebuilt d, )n Sarger, handsomer scale, gain mo ng back all its former population, put 1t has actually increased i'm fr population 5000 since the disaster te Ex. ' Gen. Tracey, Congressman from Al Albany, N. Y., says that while the se 'resident of the United States can la md civil answer for everybody, pa ome of the 5000 clerks of Cabinet TO tficers and committees put on the tanners of a despOt. The latter LC robably feel that they cannot Al hord 10 be courteous at that fgure' IT 4 peddler who called at a New ln' .ngland home was abused with a Ie lpperiul of hot water by the in- ignant dame. But that did not sld age him. He was selling a cure cal pr burns, and, after demonstrating prl ow perfectly the preparation SD orked on himself, he sold a bottle I the woman at double price. see A year ago the sound of spindles me nd the buzz of machinery could be sard from thousands of factories the United States The bllI 'untry was prosperous and it's Ira 'ople were correspondingly happy. par very day now bring the tidlngs of the osmg factories. collapsed banking the ld mercantile institutions and of a I 'neral and increasing depression of qm lsiness. What has wrought this the lndrOu change within such a few tain onthsl Who can answer. md Speaking of the Sunday opening o.L. o,Ii the Worlds Fair. General T. j. 0.5 0.a5' Itler, who has just returned from -, are, expresses himself in favor of h 9 proposition. He says that Sun out ' opening is opposed by two sS stru me elements in Chicago, the 'hal arches and the saloons. The for IT T oppose it as a matter of princi- Cro' while the latter oppose 1t as a arou tier of business. All the saloons man all the little side shows which on q @ been started in Chicago are ned for business on Sundays, the le as other days, one of tfe side D.,