Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-25

that uedlu EcculANus hN ofAaANN' ists were run out of town, while . the woman was locked mp on tie l chare of insanity.
 Senator White and the Chinese Emperor are standing in together on the Mongolian proposition in California, as we'll as with the free trade seceeders everywhere in the nation, and in consequence the scalp of the Senator now hangs along with those of Hill and Geary. If assertions continue much longer from democratic principles, there will be no occasion to hold a presi- dential election in 1896.
 It seems little queer for a m, to preach a sermon from church pulpit Sunday morning and to deliver paid for lecture from the stage of theatre the same evening, but Sam Small did it in Washing ton last Sunday. Stepping from the pulpit to the stage could not, how ever, phase the man who has been dividing his time between preaching and editing an administration demo- cratic paper; nothing could.
 A good plan to brake up the h. dustrial army movement when the boys rendezvous in Washington. would be to open tap recruiting offices for genuine service under Uncle Sam for these warriors The navy is short of men, while the army could take care of thousands of these mechanics in beautifying and improving government property everywhere. These men are de- termined to have government aid and now is an opportune time for the administration to settle the biggest labor question they have yet had to contend with.
 The crusade against Senator Hill continues to wax warm everywhere. Hills public expressions are manly, and they are believed in by every body who has the welfare of tie country at heart. But it is against Bourbon principles, aud that is where the shoe pinches Hills stand on the tariff makes him the nsrviest politician in the country, and we don't care what party le belongs to, either.
 The Salt Lake Tribune of recent date, has the following: That was a suggestive dispatch from our Wash ington correspondent yesterday. When he asked Delegate Mark Smith, of Arizona, what had become of the Statehood bill, Smiths an swer was: "Gone to -" Imagin- ing what word was used, We take it that the democratic majority in Congress have sent the bill to a place where they are sure of having a majority, "where blankets are not needed and the democratic party Is in full blaze"
 Governor Hughes scheme 10 colonize a big track of rich land in Yuma county by importing Italians has fallen through. The appear snce of the Industrial army now should make our executive enthu- siastic over the success of this big undertaking. Aside from the fame it would certainly give him, through out the nation, it would also be to Arizona an everlasting advertise ment in possessing an area of land that muscle would be the principal factor in redeeming from the desert waste. What a golden opportunity our governor is permitting to pas s by.
 The bicycle has caught up with the troting record of horses for a distance of one mile, that is Maud S's mile record has been equalled by these machines. The Scientific American says that a German is now perfecting the gearing appar atus of bicycle by which he claims an ordinary rider will be able to beat the running record of horses His new machine will have two wheels of B inches in diameter, with pneumatic tires covered with aluminium metal to resist friction and puncturing articles usually met with. The new machine will have improvements over the present make, Al ease as we'll as speed.
 It is said that a judicial reforme- tion will seize the coming term of the district court to be held in Pres colt, and that a clincher will be put to the loose methods of the jury system as it has heretofore pre- vailed. It is an open and undis- guised fact that men have set on juries in important cases at previous terms of court held here, who were not only perjurers of the blackest type, but they were also men who had no more regard for the law on any question than they did for their own word of honor. For the past ten years the jury system as it has been worked reflects more dis gracefully on this community than it does on the men who have been turned loose by it, or who have had their crimes mitigated by it. This is so in nine cases out of ten and in each succeeding instance of corrup-