Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-02

recent earthquake is estimated at 400.
 Coxey's claim to represent the people is delicious bit of spring time gall"
 The Examiner says that there are fifteen different sections of the so- called industrial army in the field.
 They are thinking ,of changing the name of the industrial army to that of ''Cleveland's Cuckoo Cad cts"
 The boom: still continues at Cochito. N. NJ. 1t ,isoa bona fds camp now, and several big towns are already springihg up around it.
 At last the secret is out. Coxey is ambitious of becoming one of General Lew Wallace's twenty-five American 'immortals,"
 The crop of demagogues was not even scotched by the late frosts. The market is now glutted with them, and still they come.
 Arizona has furnished no contin- tingent to the industrial army yet, and the prospects now are that she will not.
 It will remain for a republican majority in the next Congress to pass free silver coinage bill, and present it to a democratic presi- dent for his signature.
 It is pity that Congressman Wilson did not have his tariff bill with him when be visited the Ken lucky salt rlines; it needs salt very badly.
 The first corps of Coxey's army, the one under his immediate com mand, have reached Washington on time. May was the date set for the marshsling of the entire force at the nations capital. The rest of the army is still on the road.
 Senator Allen, of Nebraska, should be isolated and thoroughly fumi- gated until the bacteria and bacili of anarchy" are out Of his system. Dr. Hswley, of Connecticut, who successfully diagnosed the case, should be left in charge of it.
 It took four years of hard fight ing to eradicate the theoryof seees- sion from the minds of some other wise sensible people. Since then only those with wheels in their heads even talk of such a thing.
 If the Congressional Record had an editor empowered to leave out unimportant and uninteresting mat ter, that publication would lose at least nine -tenths of its bulk, and many days would not be printed at all.
 The on-to-Washington armies have been fed and helped along on their journey by those anxious to get rid of them as soon as possible but it is not apparent who is to feed them at Washington.
 An .exchange sagely remarks: "A learned man of London tells us that in Latin, the word editor means to eat. In this country it means to scratch around like blazes to get something to eat.
 M. H. Williams, recently appoint ed associate justice of Arizona, has stepped down and out, giving up the fight for confirmation in sorrow and despair. In defeat, democracy stands together, but in success, the party is everlastingly divided.
 U. s. Attorney Ellinwood recently dismissed tweuty-three Edmunds' act cases from the docket of Tue son cotmt What a relief this is to the minds of many, who have been living in marriage by the brevet system.
 Gold is the only thing in the world of which our monometsllist friends do not seem to fear an over production. The finding of few bonanza gold fields, would, however, set them to scheming for the reduc- tion of gold coinage.
 Army circles seem to be consider ably worked up over the recent ac- quittal of Lieut.. Nancy, who killed Captain Hedberg recently at Fort ~ Sheridan, Chicago.
 The gold mining industry of this section is attracting much attention in Colorado, and reports say many Denver mining men are getting ready to visit this section.
 4 well known miner made the re- mark the other day that every gold mine in this section is either tied up with a bond, or else it has such high price on it. that the ordinary investor is afraid to even look at it.
 The price of beef in this section is running right along with gold, md several of our stockmen say it will be as scarce a commodity also as the yellow metal, unless rains soon come.
 Tom Fitch and a long array of counsel were after the Gold Fields property in court, but their elo- quence and legal 'larning" failed to convince the jury of the justice of