Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-29
WEDNEsDAY...., November 29, 1898
EDITORIAL NOTES


 sion next Monday, December 8.
 Hannibal, Missouri, was visited
 by a disastrous fire last Saturday.
 William T. Coleman, a prominent
 merchant of San Francisco, is dead
 The supreme court has just de-
 cided that the great lakes are high
 seas.
 The official count in Ohio shows
 Mckinley has plurality of S0,995,
 and a majority over all of 4S,025.
 Wholesale indictments have been
 returned, in Indianapolis against
 officers of wrecked bank there. .. In the recent contest the popu- lists seem Go have had a maximum ; of jaw and minimum of votes.-
 Nogales Herald.
 kentuekians are still killing each other over water melon disputes.
 The water melon season hangs on . late down in "Old Kentuck."
 Oregon refused 10 observe Gov ernor Pennoyer's Thanksgiving day. Her good people will eat turkey and give thanks next Thursday, along with the rest of the United States.
 Three times during the past twelve years, have the taxpayers of Yayapai county been robbed, through dishonest officials, but in each instance the guilty parties have escaped, through sympathetic juries.
 Riverside, California, was treated a few days since, to the unusual phenomenon of a snow storm. The orange trees were loaded down with snow. It soon melted and no dam age resulted to the orange crop.
 The charges and counter charges in the Hawaiian affairs, at Wash ingtOn, are on par with the Gov ernor Hnghes-Dr. Hughes-Fred i Hughes--Dunbar Heney-Barnes -eteetera fight now In progress at Phenix and Tucson.
 Tip Top school district has been defrauded out of S75, through a fraudulent warrant. The question as to who was responsible for the fraud | will be submitted to future genera ; lions to solve, along with the querry Who struck Billy Patterson"
 Governor l.. c. Hughes opinion of Fred Hughes and Fred Hughes opinion of Goy,rlor L. C. Hughes is not complim ary to either of these gentlemen It does make very interesting reading either to the readers of the respective papers publishing them.
 The Kilkenny eat war now in progress in the back yard of the democratic household of this terri tory, Is growing in interest. The back yard is not large enough to accommodate all the combatants and many of them are being crowded around in front now.
 The Phenix Herald denies the rumor published in the Republican and Gazette to the effect that it had been sold. 1t announces that it will continue to be the best paper in Phenix, as heretofore, and under the same management. and will continue as an exponent of republican doc trines. Ex-Governor Wolfey above all other Eien in this territory can look on comPlaeently at the present ' war that is being waged on Arizona's { governor and can remark, Il know i how 1t is myself In Governor ( holfey's, as in the case of Governor . Hughes, the attacks against him | were solely of a personal nature. 4 telegram from Chicago states, d that an effort will be made, next t year. by the leaders of the demo y cratic party, to secure the election \ of congressman throughout the ii United States who are favorable to Cleveland. The job is very large P ,ue and no wonder that the work las already commenced. R Judge J. J. Hawkins has been H highly complimented for the fair h, nd impartial manner in which he onducted the recent term of court. m lis rulings and 1T structions, in the de rial of E. w French, have been W oecialiy commented on, by those fir -ho attended the trial, as having cen impartial and fair to both of des. Go 1 Washington telegram says that sil Minister Stevens pronounces SUI Blount's report as an parte statement, and ex-Consul to, eaeraI Severance agrees with him, wi ough the latter was never charged pr, ? the royalists with abetting the dal use of the provisional govern to ent. Mir. Stevens says that he I LII very soon be heard in his own St. fense. n., The two introductory sentences in ! r contemporary, to a Washington -t ter, read as follows "The fool ing Ter ought to have been in Wash sile zion this week He might have der .rlled twenty-four hours a day .hout completing his job.' It has \ sn apparent to the country for ;n i,q ne time, that the fool killer had wbi sn negioct;ag his business in sen ashlngt ou. \.