Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-24

t bfAtNcf Efauhs put VIII efHah tu
 Prescott next Monday night. Frank
 Cox Is evidently a little particular
 as to the company he travels with.
 The J-M man" has not been
 booming himself, to any great
 extent, at has own expenseor at
 "the expense of the balance of
 his own ticket as intimated by our contemporary. JOURNAL MINER
 rcaders know this 1t was not the
 -. NJ man, either, that wrote that circular letter asking merchants to support the democratic legislative ticket fl they lot the balance of it ''go Go thunder
 \ very large house witnessed Prof Zlnloch's won lerful perfor- manee. We expect he will draw out Of sombrero thrashing machine, six horae coach, and maybe a whole freight train tonight Be sides performing the most wonder fui feats, he actually gives away the most costly presepts. We should not be surprised if diamonds won't run galore this evening. Mohave Miner
 The announcement that Zamloch was to close his engagement in Leadyille last evening, served to fill Iabor's Opera House. as it has not been filled for many a long time The excellence and superiority of Zam- loeb as a conjurer has been conceded by all Leadyillians who have been so fortunate as to witness his won- dsrful illusions, and he will go away assured of being warmly welcomed should he ever return. - Leadville Herald. Prof. Zamloch will appear at Patton's opera house Friday evening.
 An agent of the Southern Pacific railroad company, who has been making an investigation of the cat tie interests in Mexico, estimates that there will be 100000 head shipped from there within the next year, under the provisions of the Wilson bill which reduces the duty on them. As his investigation was made purely as . business proposi- ton and not in any way political it may be relied on. Not only has the democratic administration ruined the sheep add wool interests of Ari- zOna, but 1t has struck serious blow at the cattle interests. And yet there are stock men who will lick the hand that smites them and vote the democratic ticket still.
 1.-the Press had files of the demo cratic papers of Arizona for the last year and a half it would give it's readers some interesting matter for perusual. There was no man in Arizona that had so many honors bestowed upon him as H m. N. o. Murphy by the democratic press. He was begged and besieged to go to Washington to labor with democratic congress for the admis- sion of Arizona to statehood. He was eulogized and held up es one of the best and honored citizens Of our territory. Now read some of their sheets aud see the brutal as- saults upon him. The republicans were proud of the good things they then said of Mr. Murphy and they believed and knew that he was de- serving of them and they also be- lieve them now. The mud singing of the democratic press will avail 1 them.nothing. Mir. Murphy will be elected and they wilt be ashamed of 1 their brutal methods.-Free Press.
 It appears that Bucky O'Neill l brought out an Engiishman to the i territory with whom he was dicker- ing to sell a canal. It is said the | prospective buyer was we'll pleased | with the proposed investment, and l was we'll pleased with the same. He | heard Bucky make a populist speech | that same evening, and he broke out | and said, ''If that is the kind of | doctrine the people of Arizona tolerate on the political stump, 1 l don't want to make any investments | in Arizona" This is rank socialism in England. No, I don't want to | invest in Arizona at present." That man voiced the financial sentiment | of the country. and there is no doubt of the fact, that every vote | which is cast next November for the | candidate is a vote against Arizona's prosperity, for it means a y0fa aorafnct fka ipx.n.sE ,,,a,,f ~f | foreign capital in our undeveloped | resources. Capital runs from popu- lism as the people run from fre.- Tucson Star.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Rev. G. H. Adams came in from | Albuquerque last evening.
 Thomas H. Brown, republican | for the legislature, left | for home this morning.
 Jerry Barton left for Congress this morning to arrange for the of his new building there. l
 Miss H. l.. Bonsall. oi Morris town, New Jersey, sister of Mrs. | Hanlon and aunt of Mrs. A. o. | Brodie, arrived last evening for a visit to her relatives in Prescott.
 NEw YoRK, Oct. 23.-A crank ] named Reilly was arrested this l morning. He was seen with the | striking cloak makers who went out to attack the house of Gellard where ,.,O-b ,., bos.ew I,>,,r f>.. NJ VI