Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
Ex-Governor F. F. Low of Cali.

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 Jerry Simpson, he of the sockless feet, has been re-nominated for Congress.
 The House says Senators ought to be elected by the people; the Senate says nothing.
 Debs denies having anything to do with the new labor organization, The American Labor Union.
 The man who makes a practice of changing his political principles may be honest, but he cannot blame people for being a little distrustful of him.
 The silver men have called a national conference to meet in Washington August l6th. Mir. Cleve- land will probably not send 8 letter to the conference.
 Hurrah for the Lexington Masonsl They have decided to expel Breck enridge. Now let the voters of the Lexington district follow suit, if they wish to be respected as men.
 Notwithstanding the tenacity with which Joe Blackburn stood by the whisky trust, whicn is supposed to own the democratic party of Ken lucky, there is talk of turning him down.
 Engineer Paterson has been held under 5000 bonds in Los Angeles to answer charge of attempted murder, for shooting at Engineer Martin, of the Southern Pacific.
 Col. Wm. Christy is chaperoning pr. Goodrich in 6 tour of the terr:- tory, csnvsssing for the latter's nomination as candidate for dele gate to congress.
 Kansas democrats are again mak- ing love to the populists. A pop. congressional candidate at Atchison, was recently endorsed by the demo- cratic convention of the district.
 Editor Bagg, of the Tombstone PEospector, is the wealthiest editor in Arizona. He owns an elegant residence in Los Angeles, where his family resides. and where he visits them three or four times a year.
 If, as the adage says, "an idle brain is the devils workshop" the devil must have an overstock of work shops in the misnamed "industrial armies now in the vicinity of Wash ington.
 The statements of democratic Senators differ so radically from those made by Mr. Cleveland as to his position on the Senate amend ments to the tariff bill that they are equivalent to passing the lie.
 Honest" Dick Tate, .he default state treasurer of Kentucky, has been located in Japan. Since his disappearance his wife has died and Tate is said to be badly broken in health.
 A New York paper states that the Russian wheat crop is so heavy this year that suffering will ensue owing to the low price of the cereal. In Odessa, the great wheat producing country, wheat is not even being harvested.
 The presence of troops along the 4. & P. railroad, is conducive to statehood as it is conducive to peace and good order along the line, and peace and good order is beneficial te statehood. There have been comparatively no acts of lawless- ness committed yet in Arizona, and none IS wanted.
 The King of Corea is reported a prisoner in the hands of the Chinese. What is the matter with the firm of Cleveland & Gresham, Throne Protectors," that they do not hber- ate him and restore him to his thronef Perhaps, though, they are still engaged on their last job, that of Queen LilI's.
 During the recent strike the popu- lists of California started in to sympsthize with Debs and his army of strikers. When it commenced to affect their pockets to the tune of about S75,O00 per day, their symPa- psthies experienced a revolution and the doleful cry became d-n Debs.
 In the last Congressional election the vote in Utah was, democratic, 15,2ll; republican, 12,405, and lib eral, 6,9S9. If the democrats could do no better than that in the year of the democratic tidal wave, there is every reason to believe that the new state will go republican at its first election, and that its two Sena- tors, with others to be elected in other states, will restore the control of the Senate to the republicans in the Fifty-fourth Congress. The people of the entire country will see to it next November that the control of the House shall be restored to the republicans, the Presidency coming two years later.
 Senator German delivered speech in the Senate on Monday, in which he made a strong arraignment of |, k, ,0-ossJa,4 fOr h;a laffar Tho