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


 Typhoid fever is epidemic ir
 Buffalo, New York.
 Boss McKane threatens to squeal
 and tell on his pals.
 4 man has to show up $50 now
 before he is allowed to land at
 Hawaii.
 Judge MIlnams confirmation was
 to have been considered by the
 Senate yesterday.
 The Brazilian war is about over.
 Piexoto wants chance at the rebels
 heads. though.
 A Washington telegram says that
 more than 200 patents on various
 inventions expired March l3.
 Two men were recently sentenced
 in Los Angeles ,o a year each in the
 penitentiary for chicken stealing.
 Los Angeles authorities are pug
 zled over the problem of taking
 care of the unemployed of that
 city.
 The charge of embezzlement
 against $. Nj. Folsom of the Albu-
 querque national bank has been dis missed.
 Dr. Douglas, of Harvard, is we'll pleased with the Arizona atmos- phere for taking observations of the heavenly bodies.
 The Prospector announces that the democracy of the territory is pulling together now" That will be news, even to democrats.
 The House of Commons seems in earnest in regard to abolishing the House of Lords, having passed resolution, by a large majority, faYoring it.
 Another dynamiter has been killed by hIs own weapon. It occurred in France, where an anarchist threw a bomb into a church, and was killed by the explosion.
 The was-to-be meeting of the territorial democratic central com mittee last Saturday, failed to materialize. It was like Crisp's 1 Congress quorum.
 The Territorial Live Stock Con- mission have found a big job on their hands to stamp out the gland | CTS which have obtained such a strong hold on the animals in and around Tempe and Mesa City.
 Mayor Hopkins, Chicago's new chief executive, is anti-Mason, as the papers of that city report that he is discharging all Masons con- nected with the government of that city, regardless of political affinity, because they belong to that order.
 4 portion of the testimony taken in the Breckinridge- Pollard trial, at Washington, as telegraphed, is very damaging to the " kernel" The old sinner should be made topay dearly for trifing with the affections of the gilI.
 4 meeting was held in Pittsburg 8 few days since to organize 6 new political party. It should have had some of the shining lights of Ari- zona there to assist m getting it on its feet.
 Germany has been using Califor- nia brandy in her army hospitals now for two years, on account of its superior medical qualities. A ship ment of 1894 gallons was made from San Francisco a few days since to Germany.
 The Republican thinks that the democratic central committee has no intention of meeting March 70, { the date to which it adjourned. The ( adjournment was merely a formal way of letting the members down , easy, Rev. Andrew Carson, of Whittier, California, had an exciting and dis astrous experience with a burglar a last week, being shot three times by T him. probably fatally. NIT. Car | sons only weapon was an iron poker. V Business is considered pretty dull in Phenix, when they cannot announce a new goyer- nor every other day, and it is getting , quite panicky when it can't be done at least once a week. It has been U fully a week now since the last an U of a new governor. ' Jim Corbett is getting as handy with his jaw as he is with his fist. ,. He denounced Sandow, the strong . man as a liar recently. Corbett will -; ,oon loose his title of "Gentleman :, IimT if he assumes the airs and r ;wagger of ex-champion Brute a John" =, 1 grand conclave of the Knights . Templar will be held in San Fran ,I ,isco on April 20. It is expected ., hat it will be one of the largest .. md most successful ever held on ~ he coast, and a delegation of about c,, ,O0 Sir Knights are preparing to go br rom Los Angeles 10 San Francisco ~ ,y special train to attend 1t. so The Phenix Herald feels called V; lpon to say again that the sale of ar he Congress mine means that the in !. F., r. < P. railroad is to be push q on to the mine and to that valley bc