Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

the tarif reformed by restoring th
 duty on sugar.
 The funeral of the late Ex-Presi
 dent Hayes took place today .
 Fremont, Ohio.
 Judge Nelson, of the Uni'e'
 States conrt in Minnesota, has de
 cided the exclusion act unconstitu
 tional.
 Pbenix seems to realize now tha
 # made a mistake Tn authorlzini
 NIT. Hendershott to go to Washing
 ton in the interests of Statehood.
 Glanders prevail to an alarming
 extent among horses in and around
 Los Angeles. Two men have alsC
 lied recently there from this disease
 Dr. McGlynn says he made nc
 apology or retraetions in order to be
 reinstated. In other words, the
 church advanced to his position in
 stead of his receding from it.
 Republicans generally through
 out the United States will rejoice at
 the reelection of Senator Quay
 from Pennsylvania and Senat or
 Lodge from Massachusetts.
 David Porter, a prominent whole sale liquor dealer of San Francisco, fell from the seventh story of 3 building and was instantly killed, a few days since.
 Ex-President Hayes died of neu- ralgia of the heart, January 17, at his home at Fremont, Ohio. This leaves Cleveland-as the only ex- president alive.
 Chicago is experiencing fuel famine. New York has a water famine. How blessed we Arizonans are with an abundance of fuel, and still some water left.
 The democrats of Tombstone have fixed things up to suit them selves. Scott White is Sheriff, and Frank Hare, Tombstone democrat, has been appointed supervisor.
 If any republican shall allow his persoual animosity to stand in the way of the election of a republican Senator he should be held to strict accountability therefor by the party.
 Governor Murphy has gone to Washington again, at the urgent so- icitation of citizens of Phenix and of the territorial press association, to work for the admission of Ari- zona.
 Croker and Hill each profess un- dying love for the other, in spite of the charges through the newspapers that they have had misunderstood ing and are pulling in opposite di- rections.
 Thomas Rodgers, aged 24 years, of Chester, Pennsylvania, shot and killed his aged father and mother, because the former reprimanded him fol laziness. and declared that l he must go to work.
 Senator Sherman has reported a 1 bill to suspend silver purchases af- eeF--Ianuary l, 1884, andto allow national banks toissue circulating | notes to the fufl value of bonds de- posted.
 John L. Sullivan says he has re- tired from the ring but "as for Goddard" he remarked, when I meet him I will show him that I am no third-rate fighter and there will be no articles of agreement either"
 A hotel keeper of Huron, s. D., has written to a priest in New York, saying that he and his neighbors want carload of marriageable Irish girls shipped to Huron, where husbands are as plenty as black berries in July.
 According to the statistics col ected by Wells, Fargo & Co. Mon ana leads the list, with the output 'f precious metals for the year 1892 l with $30,9I1,673 to her credit. Arizona is credited with S6.7s2. .6O7. 1 md New Mexico with S2,237, ASS. The modesty of the democratic awyers who aspires to the posi- ion of judgeship is remarkable. Ve have not been able to find a ingle applicant in the democratic arty for the position, but there TO just scores of them whose claims re being urged by their friends. An autopsy of the body of the f 'te General Butler revealed that [ le cause of bis death was the ! lrsting of a blood vessel on the Q rain. His brain was weighed and . 'und to weigh four ounces more T Ian that of Daniel Webster, whose Z, ain was heretofore the largest on S. cord.
 United States senators have been oi eted as follows: Delaware, George J, ray Hawley (re-elected); Pensyl- oI ma, Quay, (re-elected); Michigan. Nj lre-elected); Indiana, al il uTple Ore-elected); Missouri. Cock so e'electeSss e.a Sss-eiNc'sdi Minnesota, Davis hs e-electedl. '''' Lodge .n .. The Los Angeles Time. d.-. in column nearly every day to A.; bu ma, being a compilation of M m ha 'ws from every portion of the tau , w tory. The Times is the best n,rs. ger tel lblished on the Pacific Coast a.'. r' ca tie of San Francisco and the in,sr ha t 1t is manifesting in this territor, louid be appreciated by Arizonans enerally.
 ne Fhenix Gazette says that aif CT IS any judge of h,,