Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-09-20


 ndon.
 Officials of the recently suspende,
 City bank in Los Angeles have beeI
 arrested. All of them succeeded il
 giving bonds
 C. W P. Hunt, of Globe, is al
 applicant for the position of UniteC
 States consul at Nogales.
 After an experience with thre,
 husbands. Mrs. Frank Leslie say
 she would not marry an angel.
 An exchange very aptly remarks
 that a newspaper is like a family
 very easy to start but hard tC
 maintain.
 It Is now stated that the Lake
 Shore robbers secured only Sl9'OOC instead of S25O,OOO as at first re
 ported.
 The hoarders are disgorging. Last week there was an increase of s. 5o0,OOO in the deposits of the New York banks.
 1t is always a safe rule, when in doubt as to the cause of any politi- cal trouble, to eusS the democratic party.-Globe- Democrat.
 P. R. WeatheIford of Flagstaff has gone to Chicago to accept position with the firm of C. NJ. Henderson x Co, wholesale boot and shoe dealers.
 The issue of the San Francisco Examiner, which reached here to- day, contains scathing arraign- ment of President Cleveland.
 "A Royal Roast" is the sugges- tive way in which the Los Angeles Times refers to the Examiners re- cent editorial on Cleveland.
 Hereafter penalty of five per cent will be added to taxes that be- come delinquent, instead of one and one half per cent per month as heretofore.
 The contortions of the demo cratic editors is they try to explain Hoke Smiths pension back-down will amuse others for weeks to come.
 That Hawaiian business ought to be settled. Then perhaps core spondent NordhoG might be per suaded to let up on the newspaper reading public.
 Italians are leaving our shores by thousands. and returning to their native land. Six thousand sailed from Philadelphia alone week be- fore last.
 The Cherokee Strip will be open ed Tor settlement tomorrow. Boom | CTS have been having an uncomfort- able time of it, awaiting the day of | opening.
 The republican party raised the wages of labor to the highest point ever known in the history of the world, and it would have kept them there if it had remained in control of the government.
 Our very able contemporary, the Coconino Sun, has just celebrated its eleventh birthday and comes out aS an eight page paper The Sun is one of the best papers in Arizona. Delegate Joseph, of New Mexico. -elegraphs that the Senate com nittee has decided to hang up" the { of Mir Hemingway ( until the people of New Mexico can ( pe heard from. J From the great number of deser- ions of democrats to the populists. { looks very much as if the next h political battle in this territory | would be fought between the pops P md republicans. c The criticisms of President Cleve- .i and, by republicans, are mild in the N compared to the bitter =, nathemas from democrats on his rtion on the silver and Chinese r uestions. w The officers at Los Angeles pursue th le even tenor of their way in re- Il, ard to the deportation of Chinese, ;. gardless of orders from Washing n- Judge Ross continues to issue Ll ders of deportation as rapidly as h; ses are made out before him. ~, in his speech on the silver oues- tic m Senator Mitchell of Oregon. of i'd that he favored free coinage. vic d while he would be willing as a co t resort to change the ratio in tn; ter to secure free coinage, he Co leved 1t should be decreased tra m l5i to l2. ma he democratic members of the res use Ways and Means committee uld keep the fact in mind that , just a little more than a year people will have an opportunity noT nor 'ass upon their tariff work. lie x-Governor Campbell truly says: oho oho al has an uphill fight on his him ds. It Is only a question of CIaI large a majority Gov. McKin- in p will get, his election having trial assured by his nomination. Suti oI,hi le Fan-American Medical Con publ s, now m session at Washington, goes get some valuable pointers on pune ,,,t t., ,..... as ,-.. ''' GU P''ieii' rom the dispC Congress lu session there. cense