Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-15

The assessment roll of Maricopa county foots up & S7,466,739.
 Cholera has made its appearance in Canton in an epidemic form.
 Forty thousand deaths from the plague, have occurred in China since March.
 Japan seems to have better judg ment as to the proper time to strike than Debs had.
 Mir. Cleveland seems to have lost his grip on some of the erstwhile Senatorial cuckoos.
 Tke Senatorial sugar scandal whitewash became transparent as soon as it had time to get dry.
 Debs has more sense than Coxey; he recognized the worthlessness of a populist congressional nomination. If you wish to know what kind of a tariff bill the democrats will eventually agree upon, apply to the sugar trust for information.
 No further blot will appear upon the pages of the history of NIT. Cleveland's administration than his treatment of Hawaii.
 Some of the female bicyclists, il newspaper reports be correct, are becoming envious of the showing made by the diving pictures.
 Many of the railroad strikers throughout the country, are now striking" their former employers for the jobs they voluntarily aban- doned on the order of MT. Debs.
 The democratic majority in Ala bama was no great shake after all. Only a trife over 26,0O0, with the vote in the state 5000 short.
 Colorado's governor will have an opportunity at the bicycle meet to see how much more advantageously wheels can be used on the ground than in ones head.
 Did the government overplay Its hand when that California suit was began against the Southern Pacific railroadi If it did not, why did Attorney General Olney have the suit dismissedi
 The Kentucky man who tried to make a pet of a rattle snake was quite as wise as those republicans who voted the democratic ticket in '92. and like them, he lives to regret it.
 It may be unnecessarily rubbing it in" to say that every republican who contributed to the KOlbites in Alabama demonstrates the adage, ga fool and his money is soon parted" but it is none the less true The duties of Deputy President are said to be weighing very heavily upon the shoulders of Dan Lamont He finds things very different from what they were when the republican Senate kept the first Cleveland administration out of mischief.
 Congressman Bryan, of Nebraska may lack judgment. but his nerve cannot be doubted since he an nounced his intention to simultane- ously be an editor and the dem-PoE candidate Tor the U. s. Senate. Hell wear a smaller hat after election.
 Vice President Stevenson evident lv had an eye on his presidential aspiration when he left Washington to allow Senator Harris to preside over the Senate during the most critical period attending the tariff bill. 1t was wasted brainwork Adlai, dear.
 A bill has been introduced ir Congress which provides for the removal of Geronimo's gang Of cut throats from Alabama to the Indian Territory. The territorial delegate: are vigorously opposing the measure and hopes of defeat of the bill art entertained.-Ex.
 Judge Job Talley, of Alabama has been charged with murder fol preventing the delivery of a telegram to a man warning him of his danger Failing to receive the telegraphi' warning the man was murdered anc Judge Talley has been held as al accessory.
 Ex-Speaker Reeds remark-"th' sugar trust seems always looming up with another statesman Tn 1t mouth" h,"-when Senator Stewart re fused 10 vote, when his vote would have knocked out that part of thu sugar schedule in which the trust l. particularly interested. were perti nent.
 The cuckoo is a queer bird; it re gards MT. Cleveland's denunciatior of the acts of democratic Senator as ''perfdy and dishonor" as correc and statesmanlike, while it puts NIT Gorman's exposure of MT. Cleve lands double-dealing with himsel and other democratic Senators dowI as "all that is vile and treacherous,
 Unless we mistake the signs O the times, a first class newspape war, which will result in bloodshed is brewing in Albuquerque, betweeI the Citizen and Democrat editors