Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-09-19

sistent. sometimes, even train men are in thelr actions They will fight the We lth of their corporation one day, and tho next murder men whose only crime is poverty.
 Los Angeles is after a military post, and wants Whipple abolis led Between Southern Arizona and Southern California life is made ex- tremely interesting in this section as far as public institutions are con cerned.
 The perspective of the democratic nominating hall shows a plain class itication of the men composing it. The bobtails have the front row; the pinfeathers are muzzled in the rear, while the poor anti-bobtails are chewing grass on the plaza.
 We hope several disgruntle6 dem ocrats in this locality will not fol- low the actions of the Greek soldiers and destroy this office and the resi- dence of the boss. twould be rub ping it in pretty thick, in view of recent events,
 The time when single individuals could make or unmake the republi- can party has long since passed away, never to return. The back bone of the party is it's great princi- ples, which will live and flourish long after all of us are dead.
 Senator Dubois says the defection of Senator Jones will add 25 per cent. to the strength of the populists in the west. This will swell the grand total of misguided members of that party in Yavapai county to one aud one-quarter.
 The democrats delight to pose as the party of the people and nomi- nate lawyers every chance they get; if corporation lawyers, all the bet ter. And yet some os them are not lawyers enough to hurt. On hearing the news from Phenix today, a well-known grader filled with the bonded stuff, exclaimed, {" Be Jasusl (hicD Herndon and Hawkins has been nominated for Congress !'
 Will Zulick take the stump in Herndons favor is a perplexing proposition nowadays. The New Jersey bullock says he will stump the territory for the democratic nominee. If so, this will be the first nail in Herndon's coffin.
 Democrats everywhere are now consoling themselves over the tre- mendous republican victories by saying that if genuine free trade had been passed the results would have been the other way. As man. ufacturers of political sentiment the democrats are ''outer sight"
 The window glass workers of the eastern district have accepted cut of 22A per cent m their wages. It was that or no work. Now let some democrat go among these men and tell them that the new tariff is bet tering the condition of American wOrkingmen.
 Baldy Zulick is quoted in the associated press as writing long letter to Cleveland opposing the removal of Geronimo. Now if some one will write another letter to the President opposing Zou.'s return to Arizona, the territory will squeal with delight.
 The territorial democracy will probably endorse the administra- ton, and in the next breath yell themselves hoarse on free silver coinage. The miners of Arizona will put their ideas of a platform in the ballot box next November, how ever.
 Recent Alaska reports say much excitement is reported in the Yukon river region over rich gold discov cries. More than thousand men are said to be in that region engaged in gold placer mining, and SlOO,OOC in gold is at Juneau awaiting ship ment to San Francisco.
 God bless the Irish! James Reilly, one of the most intelligent and en- thusias ,, workers in democracy, has formally quit, and cast his in- itial vote with the republicans the other day at Tombstone. When solid, thinking men like Mir. Reilly desert party, h-l must be apop- ping somewhere.
 The sugar planters of Louisian a have decided to hereafter have noth ing more to do with the democratic party. for having destroyed their principal industry. Every silver, sheep and cow man in Arizona, with the nerve of a jack rabbit. has come to the same conclusion for like reason.
 The robbers who held up the Congress stage Monday night had gunny sack masks over their heads. As guuny sacks are on the free list nowadays, it is only reasonable to suppose that they were worn by some disciple of the Wilson bill to make the play good in free trade arguments.
 We do not wish to offend Mir.