Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-16
4 ARlZ0NA J0URNAL-MINER
wEDX XESDAY. May Is, 1894.

CoSvy and Browne have been con-
 victed in Washington for trespass-
 ing oa the Capitol grounds.
 Democratic editors have a hard time trying to keep track of the changes made in the tariff bill. 7 The Seuthern anti administration Coagressmea will have to do lots of cuckoo shooting when they go back home.
 The administration would like to 'sget even" somehow, and is contem- plating giving poor little Nicaragua a shaking up.
 Senator Hale gave the latest damocratie tariff tinkering its proper name when he called it "jugglery and skullduggery."
 The Lowell observatory, at Flag staff, wifi be completed and equipped with instruments, ready for con- mencfng taking observations, by May p.
 Breckinridge's friends may hang Judge Bradley in ehigy, they may even re-elect Breckinridge, but they can never make him a fit associate for ladies and gentlemen.
 Senator Cullom says there are tmee generals involved in the demo cratic tariff programme general incapacity in the saddle, general prosperity to be ridden down, and general ruin to take succession.
 Coxey doubtless thought he had as much right as Cleveland to give the country an object lesson" Fortunately, his power being less than Cleveland's, his object lesson" was less disastrous.
 HawaiianS are still looking to Grover Cleveland for restoration Of their queen, and they threaten a bloody revolution if the President fails to put her back on her throne.
 Colonel Breckenridge is drawing big crowds to hear him speak in hIs campaign for reelection. Ifhis op- ponent would only secure the ser vices of Madeline Pollard to stump the district she might draw equally big crowds.
 A Los Angeles maiden has sued Lucky Baldwin for S75,0OO damages fer seduction. Particulars are not given, but it is safe to assert that it is a blackmailing scheme. NIT. Bald wins reputation Is too we'll known for any woman to be deceived by him.
 Plans are being prepared for a new court house to be built at Flag staff. Our neighbor on the north has secured the Lowell observatory, which is already nearing comple- ton, and will soon commence build ing a territorial reform school and a court house.
 There is a wide difference between the good citizens of New York, who want to get rid of Tammany, and the Chicago democrats, who have an imitation Tammany. If Dr. Parkhurst accepts that invi- tation to visit Chicago he should look after the new Tammany while there.
 The Globe Silver Belt, comment ing on the result of the recent cleo | tion in Phenix, says: The reponsi- bility rests with those of the demo cratic party who incorporated the l idea of making statehood a plank l of their platform, and they should l now realize the truth, 'Whosoever | diggeth a pit shall fall therein"
 The Coxey army absurdity is heralded by some people who know 1 no better as a labor movement. l Hugh O'Donnell, the labor leader, | who was with the army on its march 1 to Washington as a newspaper cor says that instead of representing the labor classes ''it Is a hopeless, helpless, pit fable crew, with the chief of fakirs and bombasts for a leader
 A minister at Little Rock, Arkan sas, says he foretold all the strikes from 1885 to the present time, and | has made prophecies to 1900. or | the existing troubles, he says: "The | present movement is a fermentation of conflicting thoughts. Look out | for hell and fury in the next six i months, with more to follow in 1900"
 Silver is gaining ground rapidly | every day, both in this country and Europe. According to Chicago telegram Marshall Field, Lyman J. Gage. Geo. NJ. Pullman and fifty others of wealth and importance in the financial world, have signed a creed, with international bimetalism ls its basis, and have pledged them selves to promote its adoption as an system. f
 Application has been made by R. Hearst. publisher of the San Francisco Examiner, to the 't ashlngton courts for the appoint nent of a receiver for the Press Claims Co.," and the Examiner Bureau of Clai-,.=-2-af- Washington. He charges John Wedderburn; rs--- manager of both, with crookedness lnd mismanagement. Hearst is not he only publisher caught by Wed l,-i,.., Tb, ,,nss tau,nt iuu ir-