Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
Los Angeles wants military

SANpS Au ~NSbAoShd udNt boSu destroyed by drouth.
 The labor organizations of the country will in time cease 10 be victimized by notoriety seeking fool leaders.
 The labor leaders who figure out victory for the strikers use a sys- tenn of mathematics unknown to ordinary folks.
 Bostonians have not yet decided whether to consider New Workers making Boston synonymous with heaven a compliment or a slur.
 It seems that Hon. Henri Waiter son is willing to swap his guardian ship of the star-eyed goddess for an unspOtted senatorial toga.
 There IS one striking point of similarity between a Wall street broker and a Coxeyite-they both live at the expense of others. Somebody is doing some outrage ous tying in this Pullman business, and the public would really like to know whether it is Mir. Pullman, or the strikers.
 The receivers of the Santa Fe system have been running behind on expense account, and announce a proposed reduction of wages Of employees.
 Money and sentiment are both good things in their way, but neither should be allowed to determine the next republican presidential nomina- 1 tion.
 Sovereign says, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding, that his strike is still on. 1t is we'll for MT. Sovereign to remind the country of this occasionally, otherwise his strike would be forgotten.
 Congressman Breckinridge, of Kentucky, says the newspapers have lied about him and slandered him. He might have been lied about, but after his own statement, under oath, in Washington court, it would not be possible to slander him.
 The U. s. Senator, who hasn't made a personal explanation, charg- ing the newspapers with misrepre- senting him, will soon be rare enough to make drawing exhibit in 8 museum of freaks.
 The town of Phillips, Wiscon, sin, containing population of 30O0, was completely destroyed by forest fires last Saturday. Loss estimated at over Sl,OOO,OOO. Several lives were lost.
 Mohave county is the populist party's stronghold in this territory, and yet it is experiencing a dilii- culty in getting candidates for the various county offices. Two of the nominees have declined, while a third has moved out of the county.
 There is some excuse when an ignorant man is led astray by high sounding talk, but when man who claims to be a minister of the gospel publicly announces himself to be an anarchist, as Myron Reed, of Denver, recently did, there is no excuse e-nothing but disgust.
 The Phenix Republican, whose editor was recently fined $300 for contempt of court by Judge Baker, hurls the following contemptuous squib at i'm: Judge Rouse is an able and honest man. He would make 8 splendid federal judge if the place goes to a democrat"
 The Albany, New York, Press maliciously says that "Arizona'S claims to statehood appear to rest chiefly upon a population of about 65,O0O souls, and the consuming desire of two of those souls to join the United States sugar club at Washington"
 The testimony in the trial of Knox and others leaders of the A. R. U. for wrecking the train near Sacramento, in which several men were killed, is very damaging against them. Strong circumstantial evI- dence has been introduced against an s. P. engineer, at Los Angeles, for the alleged assassination of a brother engineer.
 "This is the first time since the republican party was born that men emigrated from the United States because they couldn't get employ ment in this country. y."-Kansas City Journal. Rep. While the conditions which cause this emigration are to be deplored, the emigration is a blessing to the country, as we can we'll afford to spare the class which is leaving.
 Senator Hill made an eloquent speech in defense of the President on Tuesday. The specta- cle of Senator German, who has always been friend of the Presi- dent, attacking him on the floor of the Senate, and that of Hill, who has been an avowed enemy, coming to his relief, is one calculated to l,v;no 4aara tn fba avas of avan n