Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-21

l AH aoAoAAS A0AtnhSS dN
 cost of $500 apiece.
 The supreme court of Kansas hsl
 decided that the Salvation Army hal
 as much right to beat their drums
 and tamborines on the street as tn,
 churches have to ring their bells.
 Governor Waite has come dowr
 from his high horse, and has con
 eluded to let the supreme court
 decide the muddle he has involved
 the City of Denver in. He called
 out the militia to enforce his order
 against the decision of the supreme court.
 The Pollard rd-Breckinridge case at
 Washington grows in interest. Or
 Monday the fair plaintiff, Madeline
 tainted, while one of her attorneys,
 Johnson, objected to the Kentucky
 methods introduced in the trial by
 Col. Breekinridge's lawyers. resul,
 ing in set to between them. The engagement of Miss Hattie
 Blaine, third daughter of the late James G. Blaine, and Truxton Beale, only son of the late Gen. Edward Beale, is announced. MT. Beale has just returned from Persia, where he 
 represented this country as its min ister.
 The expected endorsement of
 Zulick at last Saturdays meeting of the territorial democratic central committee, did not materialize. The majority of the members present favored the present administration. while those opposed to it were divided between Zulick and Barnes
 Sabinal, New Mexico, has had one hundred and three earthquakes, good lively 'quakes" too since April s, 1898. The people down there now expect their temblor every other day, as regularly as the average citizen along the Wabash expects his ague shake.
 A man need not have held office under the republican administra- tlon to realize that times have been rapidly growing worse ever smce the announcement of Grover Cleve- lands election. The free soup houses in all the large cities, and the army of unemployed men speak for themselves.
 The mayor of Ogden has issued the following manifesto: "I hereby notify all persons seeking employ ment that Ogden has no employ ment for even her own citizens. Her charitable associations have reached their limit, and cannot care for more workmen. Keep away from Ogden" The arrival of about sixty workingmen from San Francisco the mayor to take this step.
 Columbus is the capital of Ohio That is where the legislature meets, and the following suggestion by the | Cleveland Plain Dealer of how the | Ohio legislature should be paid is worthy of consideration by other states and territories of the Union | Pay the members Sl, 200 per year, | deduct s per day for time spent at Columbus, and require them to send | he state check for the balance at | he end of the term"
 "I It is objected by radical repubi- an journals that an income tax would fall almost wholly upon the forth. Isn't the immense pension expenditures, which create the nec- sslty for new taxation methods, distributed almost wholly in the Iorth l'-Phenix Gazette. We'll, that it is, the circumstances which led to these pension expendi- ures occurred mostly in the south, nd was caused by southern people { would be no injustice whatever if hat section was compelled to bear he entire burden of pension expen- if,rraz l,,,k 2I.,- T, .,.4
 San Francisco has another mess I nastiness, in which another young oman loses her life: A dentist amed Lesk and the notorious Dr. ( towers are both mixed up in the flair. This fellow Bowers had 8 arrow escape few years ago from eing hanged for the murder of his fife, being finally released on a ,chnicality. A former wife of his lso died under suspicious circum- .ances. The history of the past ear in San Francisco would suggest 1; nat a few legal executions would Dt be out of place there, and, un- as it may seem to the few doctors should be ' cluded Tn the list. | The silver question is rapidly V .ining ground every day. People ho formerly opposed the use of Iver as money are beginning to get cir eyes opened, and are com n enclng to realize that the war l; ,ainst it is advantageous only to Q ose who deal in money. A L)n- n telegram of recent date says at at the request of merchants d others having large East India V d China trade, the Chamber of ~ )mmerce has represented to the a, 'vernment the urgency of reassem- ing the International Monetary with a view of finding D me remedy for the heavy fall and st