Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-11-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Col. Breckenridge has engaged for lecture tour for the winter. Bismark's health is failing, and it is thought he cannot live long.
 Anton Rubinstein, the celebrated Russian pianist and composer, is dead.
 A populist candidate in Los An geles made the campaign at an ex- pense of Sl.55.
 Railroad companies in the eas. have announced an abridgement of the free pass system for 1895.
 The total registration of voters in Arizona was 1S,O9l. The total vote boiled will not exceed l3,OO0
 Congressman Springer has turned up at Washington with his talking apparatus in good condition.
 The book keeper of the National Shoe Company, of New York. has skipped" Shortage $S54,000.
 Mir. Cleveland's second admins tration will be remembered for its bond issues if for nothing else.
 Mir. Cleveland will find the inan- cial question quite as heavily charged with political dynamite as the tariff was.
 The principal source of trouble in all cooperative schemes is mans inherens disposition to get the big head.
 The official count in Yuma county gives Murphy l66 votes, HerndOn l2S and O'Neill l33. Murphy's plu- rality, SS.
 Mir. Charles A. Dana has at last found out that it was case of wrinkles in the working mans stomach.
 The official count in Graham county gives Herndon a plurality of only ll2. O'Nelll received 1SS votes in the county.
 General Miles has been transferred from Chicago to New York, where he will assume command of the | division of the east.
 Fifty thousand people went to the Cliff House and Seal Rocks from San Francisco the day that the five cent fare went into effect.
 General" Frye, a division com mander of Coxey's army, has started New Era" church in St. Louis. It deals with everything except religion.
 Grover Cleveland is said to have amassed a fortune valued at $6,OO0,OOO. When elected governor of New York he was rePuted to be worth about S10,O00.
 Flagstaff boiled 47s votes at tie recent election, and the total vote in Coconino county was 1,0l9. Oakes Murphy's plurality in the county was S7. O'NeilI received 1G6 | ,oias sy, Rba county
 Alabama will take a long step backward if its legislature passes bill, now before it, for the revival of the inhuman practice of leasing the state convicts to mine operators.
 A recount of the vote in Cali fornia is talked of. It is alleged that hundreds of Estee votes were counted for Budd in some of the San Francisco precincts.
 Budd has filed an account of his expenses incurred in making the canvass for governor of California, as required by law of that state. They amount to only S6S3.79.
 MT. Cleveland may not be loved to the extent he was a few years ago, for the enemies he has made, but he is probably loved, by few capitalists, for the bonds be has issued.
 The Tucson Star is figuring up the amount of help that Zulick was to MT. Herndon in the recent cam- paign. It don't take a very big column of "fggers" to get at the accurate result, either.
 The recent generals of the Coxey army are going into the religion business. Here is good suggestion for the populist generals" who were thrown out of employment by the recent political cyclone.
 The cannon that was loaded to fire a salute for a democratic vic tory in North Carolina may be packed away with the pen that was sent by MT. Cleveland to be used in signing the democratic tariff bill.
 There is one bad thing about a permanent commission to investi- gate strikes. Somebody would always be trying to get up a strike, in order to make the members of the commission earn their salaries.
 The republican gain in five states was as follows: New York, 77,740; Pennsylvania, 57,l57; Indiana, 2l,- Ol7; Minnesota, 22,67s; and Wiscon- sin, 1897. It certainly wasn't the stay-at- home democrats who licked their party in those states.
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