Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

Pennoyer had sense enough not to try to explain the result in Oregon.
 The man who believes that rent should be abolished never makes a desirable tenant.
 The receivership and assignee business continue to hold their own as thriving American industries.
 Every election held goes the same way. Democracy is no longer trav- cling on the same road with success.
 The fool who upsets the boat has began his summer outings. As usual, death is his side partner.
 Governor Llewelling has been re- nominated by exclamation by the Kansas populists for governor.
 Judge Thomas of Leavenworth Kansas has sent lot of Coxeyites to jail for contempt of court.
 4. 4. Nickerson, nephew of Super intendent Nickerson of the Santa Fe railroad is charged with forgery in Los Angeles.
 There Is no doubt about the belief of many democratic Senators in protection themselves and the sugar trust.
 When Secretary Carlisle retires to make room for a republican fnancier the sugar trust ought to give him job.
 The rebel yell' would be a more welcome sound to some ears, even yet, than the yell rebel" is.
 It is not the air of Washington, so much as the whisky, that affects, so called statesmen of the national capitol.
 The Gazette finally admits that Mark Smith has accomplished noth- ing in Congress, but says that Mark is not to blame.
 Even Walter Q. Gresham has tired Of Clevelandism and will be the populist candidate for United States senator from Illinois.
 Thomas Bayne, an ex-member of
  Congress from Pittsburg, Pennsyl- vania, committed suicide at Wash ington last Friday.
 Whatever else may be said of him it cannot be denied that Crocker, the ex-Tammany boss, is an expert in selecting the time to disappear.
 The man who expects war every time some loud mouthed blather- skite talks about shedding blood is too gullible for the times.
 When the donations got too sesnt to buy tead. Cozey had his valuable horses shipped back to Ohio. He's 8 suaye but not a fooL
 The Kentucky style of having 8 killing at every dance is still in vogue in many parts of that state. 9gefsragy c--izle apparently does nat bother bis head about Cous He is said to be preparing for another bond issue.
 T. is announced that Mrs. Nellie Grant Sauoris will again try her matrimonial luck. This time it will bs with a Maryland bachelor, Gen eral Henry Kyd Douglass.
 In the appointment of Mike Hur- ley to a territorial position, the governor seems to have broken the rule adopted by him no, to appoint 8 member of the legislature to any position.
 Why doesn't the Senate com mittee put Senator Hill under oathi He talks like a man who knew some thing, and is willing to tell il if asked to do so.
 President Havermeyer's testimony diseloses that the sugar trust is not partial in its sweetening methods. It sweetened Massachusetts republi- cans and New York democrats alike. The JoURNAL-MNER is pleased to know that J. J. Chatham has once more donned the editorial harness, and IS now in charge of the Nogales DailyHerald. Jim is a good news paper man.
 In view of recent developments, it would seem that the scepter of | democratic authority has passed | from Czar Cleveland to Czar Have meyer. In nine cases out of ten, when you read about public official in Wash ington being laid up with over work, you can put 1t down as being over | work at some swell bar, or private l side board. Every republican of prominence has been a supporter of bimetalism from the birth of the party, recog- nizing that to be the only true theory of international finance.
 Because of his moral deficiency Congressman Breckinridge, of Ken lucky, will not be allowed to take charge of the general deficiency bill in the House, as his position on the appropriation committee should give him the right to do.
 If R. E. l.. Robinson has not been a "A I !