Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-08
Montana sheep shearers have formed a upion.

The mother of Joe MulhatteD, the prince of liars, is in a poor house in Alabama.
 Judge A. c. Baker, of Phenix, has gone to Washington to aid in get ting the admission bill passed.
 That Hill cuckoo dumpling looks good, but Mir. Cleveland cannot rid himself of the idea that it contains a spider
 The Tucson Citizen is urging the citizens of that place to take steps towards securing the north and south road.
 A coiored woman named Peggy Jackson, seventy years old, residing in Virginia, claims to be the mother of Peter Jackson, the pugilist,
 It is about time that Dictator I Debs issued another manifesto, in- forming the people of the country whether his strike is still on or of.
 The gentlemen whose happiness will never be complete until they ride in blood up to their bridles, should lose no time in starting for Corea.
 It is difficult to believe that Mr. Cleveland enjoyed being "slobbercd" on by Senator Villas, any better than he did being abused by Senator German.
 More trouble is caused in the world by bad men than by bad laws, the COxeyites to the contrary not withstanding.
 It is curious that every time a professional office seeker is turned down, he should feel specially called upon to lead a new party of r,- formers.
 Corbett and Jackson's managers know how to work a strike; they strike the pockets of the public, through the ever accommodating newspapers.
 After the strike comes the paying of the bills. Chicago having had a big dose of the first, is now getting the first installment of an equally large dose of the latter.
 Boss Croker may be, as he claims, out of politics, but he appears to still own the machine which con- trols the wires which work the demo cracy of New York state.
 MT. Cleveland says the German Brice combine tried to bunco him; Senator German says Mir. Cleveland buncoed the combine, and the pub ] lie IS willing to believe both of them.
 Had the followers of the ex-queen shown as much anxiety for annexa- ton in the past as they do now, Hawaii would have been annexed before Mir. Cleveland had an oppor- tunity to prevent 1t.
 Russia desires a peaceful settle ment between China and Japan. If however, there must be war, she will post flaming notice over COrea to all parties concerned, "Hands Of"
 The direct loss to the tax payers of various parts of the United States, on account of destruction of prop erty, is placed at S3,O00,0O0. The total loss to various interests. in cluding loss of wages to striking employees, is estimated at Sl3,0JO,- GOO.
 A naval engagement is reported to have occurred recently between the Chinese and Japanese gun boats resulting in victory for the Japs. The Chinese are reported to have lost one of their best vessels, with all on board, including two German officers in command.
 A Valparaiso, Indiana, woman has just married her eleventh husband If she lives long enough she will yet solve the problem, "Is Marriage q Failure3" This county has a woman who is only very few hus- bands short of the Indiana woman, but she is young yet, and may catch up with her.
 The court calendar of Coconino county shows five suits against the Atlantic and Pacific railroad com pany for damages while the company is the plaintiff in one suit to rec Over fare.
 Gresham seems to have made as big a mess out of his attempt to play peacemaker between Japan and Corea, as he has made of every thing else he has undertaken since he became q member of the cabinet.
 Gov. O'Ferrell says Virginia's new ballot law is a great success. Yes, indeed! It is such great success for the democrats-that the re- publican state committee declined to buck against it.
 Mir. Cleveland will gain nothing by the senatorial election in South Carolina. Butler, the present Sena- tor, is just as bitterly anti-Clevcland as Tillman, his competitor, but not quite so outspoken in his hostility,
 The Knights of Labor are to hold a convention at Omaha on August II ,sto consider the political situa-