Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-27

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 The east is experiencing a hot wave.
 :. The American Railway Union announces a boycott of the Pull man Company, to commence to- morrow.
 This isn't a Breckinridge year, either in Washington, Arkansas, or Kentucky. 4 man named Little dewAed the Arkansas Breckinridge.
 Nothing can ever make a good citizen out of the fellow who pro . poses 10 believe that it is crime to - be energetic, thrifty and prosperous.
 It should be unnecessary to say that tue man who breaches anarchy and socialism is unfit to have charge of the education of your children.
 The cid question of the need of a new Waite House at Washington has been revived. The need of a new president is far more impressing at this. time.
 According to our information and belief, Ii will require more than a decision of the state supreme court to elect a democratic legislature in Illinois this year.
 The Washington police are bark ing up the wrong tree. The widest anarchist would not expect things to be destroyed faster than the democratic Congress is doing the job.
 Browne has run at large so long that he finds it difficult to avoid violating the law in Washing ton. He has just escaped arrest again for distributing Coxey cam paign badges on the Capitol grounds.
 The speculation in sugar trust stock by a son of Senator Ransom is another argument against nepo- tism. If his father had not carried him to Washington and made him clerk of his committee, he would not have speculated in sugar.
 Nine out of ten prisoners sent to Yuma from Yavapai county go there on their own volition. They plead ''gGilty" They are, too, most in- variably strangers to our jury system.
 The populist campaign was opened in Phenix last Saturday. Mrs. Ross Keenan, of Portland, Oregon, was the principal speaker. She said nothing of the big land slide that overlook her party up there, however.
 An old piece of poetry reads, 'LO the poor Indian This sentiment is knocked silly every day now in Prescott, as one beholds a whole lot of fiat and sassy" bucks lounging around the plaza all day-except when it is meal time. Time changes all.
 The Los Angeles Times is after ex-Goyernor Gosper's scalp, just because the ex-Arizonan wants to go to Congress. Gosper is modest, to say the least, coming, as he does, from Arizona, where there are at present nothing but Senators.
 The Mexican government has sent an expedition to Tiburon Island to search for Robinson and Logan, reported killed there recently. A man named O'Brien, who accom- panied the sensational newspaper reporter, has returned to Yuma, and still insists that the couple were killed.
 A gentleman made the remark yesterday, after sizing up" the Wallapai witnesses" that it is a good thing taxpayers of this county do not have to foot up the bill for this outrageous demonstration of justice. And still some people complain of dull times if the whole San Carlos reservation was turned loose in town.
 The militia boys of Ohio threw down their muskets, and whipped a gang of Poles and Italians with their fists. This brings to memory what Is claimed to be 8 fact that happened several years ago at Camp Apache, in keeping with the above mode of conquering an enemy, when an Apache chief informed General Crook that all his warriors needed to whip Uncle Sam's soldiers with was clubs.
 California republicans are "hot stuff They are for the free and unlimited coinage of the white metal at ratio of sixteen to one, and also desire to settle all labor troubles throughout the nation by barring skilled and unskilied foreign laborers from America. This is the kind of patriotism that goes now 8iays, and should be taken up in rinciple by every convention in the future. Blaine's idea of America lor Americans is being grasped at Bowadays, probably from the fact of the number of strikes that have recently taken place recently through foreign labor interference of a skilled and unskilled character.
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