Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-16

days absence.
 Mrs. Lease is sick at Kansas City with nervous prostration, and Is threatened with typhoid fever.
 English capitalists are negotiating for the purchase of the Crescent Coal Company's mines, at Gallup New Mexico.
 Coxey and his army have been pronounced a nuisance and a menace to the health of Washington and they have been ordered to move.
 If there is one county in the ter ritory that fails to go republican at the fall election, there must be something abnormally wrong with the people of that county. Sulphur Valley News.
 The democrats in Congress might have saved time and worry by get ting the trusts lobby to make their tariff bill in the first place, as they are now doing.
 Nothing for wage earners; every thing for trusts, is the new motto of the democratic flag. The wage earners will have an inning next November.
 C. F. Smurr, of the Southern Pacific Company, is quoted as saying that his company expects to trans port during the present year no les s than 10000 ear loads of fruit.
 By turning his army" into a circus side show, Coxey scored one on the newspapers which have so generously given him space that other showmen have to pay for.
 The Ancient Order of Hiberians met in national council at Omaha last week. According to the reports submitted, the order now has 9S,0CO members.
 There must be some mistake in the name-Allman-of the populist candidate for governor of Pennsyl- vania. He must be all something else, or he wouldn't be a populist candidate.
 Senator Wolcott had not. at latest advices. purchased a bullet proof cuirass to protect himself from Gov. Waite's attacks. Perhaps he thinks a newspaper or palm leaf fan sufficient.
 The question Of female suffrage is being agitated at present in New York. A New York paper is isquoted as saying that a number of Albany women have joined an anti-sufrage club.
 There are said to be 5000 single tax" clubs in the United States. The great majority of single tax apostles or disciples are men who have nothing to tax.
 Henry Watterson correctly diag- nosed Breckinridge's Lexington speech as "a strange exhibition of marvellous effrontery, wretched taste and mentally and morally oblique casuistry," and his opinion cannot be charged to republican persecu- tion.
 Our contemporary has been throw ing out its search light over the domain of Yavapai county in quest of populists, and announces it's inability to find more than one individual willing to declare himself. It is safe to say that, that lone one, whoever he may be, is candidate or Congress, or some other office.
 A delegation of Colorado co,l miners visited the New Mexico coal miners a few days since for the pur- pose of inducing the miners Il ere to strike. Their mission proved a failure, as the New Mexico miners informed their Colorado brethren that they were capable of looking after their own interests.
 The Louisiana sugar planters aie gullible indeed if they pay any attention to Congressman Wilson's promise to do all he can for them. They should not forget that the Wilson tariff bill, when 1t left the House, provided for the abolish ment of the sugar bounty and free foreign sugar.
 Speaking of the tariff amendments in the senate ex-Speaker Reed re- gently said: "The presentation by the Senate Finance Committee If pages of amendments, apparently more than four hundred in number, is a delicate compliment to Mir. Wilson and the House of Representatives. It virtually says the House bill is right except on four or five hundred points. This will' hardly tend to restore conf- dence in the country, especially as every amendment smacks of prior ignorance or present barter. Evi- dentiy it will be the duty of the senate to fully investigate the pro- posed amendments, for, when the Committee on Finance refuses a hearing, because it knows intutively l all things, but finds, by some kind | of back-stairs influence that it Las made 100 mistakes, it is evident that ! the committee will bear watching i
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