Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
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AA .emocrats who propose cele- ing the birthday of Thomas .. terson, the staunchest prohi- rtionist of the early days of our country, is the queerest. Jefferson was abont as fa- from being a dom ocrat, as the term is now employed as he could possibly get.
 Hoop skirts will, according to an electrical expert, endanger the lives of their wearers who attempt to walk across the track of an electric railroad. This hint should not be lost upon young men.
 If the Znyder Zee can be success fully drained the engineers who ac- complish the triumph should he given chance at some of the pc Iitical cesspools in this country which have up 10 this time defed all efforts to drain them.
 That man may be born on All Fools Day and yet not be a fool, IS has been fully proven in the career of Bismarck, who was born April 1, 1915.
 The Kansas populiSts who com plain because Senator Martin mere Iy used them to get into office, are a little slow in getting thair eyes open. Martin ouly followed the example of Simpson, Peffer and Co.
 To bank cashiers; Don't rob your employers, but fl you ever do don't go to Canada; it is just as easy to go to North Dakota and buy a seat in the U. $. Senate, aud its lots more respectable, in tho eyes of democratic Senators.
 The people Of Philadelphia can stand anything. They actually allowed Gen. J. B. Weaver, Ex-Gov. St. John, and Henry George to speak from he same stage the other night.
 Republican Senators should in- slst upon having the light turned on that charge of criminal embez clement against Roach.
 Since when, and in what court has you're another" become a jmsti- fable plea for criminal embezzle, mentf
 Mir. Cleveland must take special pleasure in stirring up the race preJudices of the Austrians. He did 1t during his first administra- ton by appointing a minister whose vile was Jewess, and again he re- peats 1t by sending a Jew to be U. $. Consul General at Vienna. The Austrians refused to receive the minister, and the indications are they will make things very unpleas- ant Tor the new Consul General.
 To the United States Senate: When there is no precedent for doing the proper thing make one.
 While sanitary experts and com missions are hustling in all direc- tions to clean up the filth so as to keep out the cholera, the filth in columns of certain newspapers is growing ranker and ranker.
 When Axman Maxwell told some of his callers that it was his inten- tion to appoint only Give demo- crats" he must have had a suspicion that somebody was trying to run in on him some of the dead demo- crats.' regularly voted on election day.
 A pointer for disappointed office seekers: the diamonds and other precious stones with which the tomb of Mohamed is covered are valued at more than SlO,OOO.OOO.
 The ofhce-seekers must be letting up a little at Washington. The other night Mir Cleveland actually got to bed before , o'clock a. m. something he has rarely been able to do, according to the Washington news.
 The Kansas republicans have lots of fun ahead of them as specta- tors at the gladatorial contest be- tween the straightout democrats and the populists of the state.
 The newly appointed democratic postmaster at Pittsford, Vermont, may have to serve a term in jaiI be- fore he can qualify, as on the day l of his appointment he was convict ed of illegal liquor selling. Turn | put the rascals."
 Mir. Cleyeland's rule against ed- .ors only applies to the anti.Cleve- and democratic editors, it seems. He's taking good care of the other kind.