Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
President Cleveland is reported seriously i'll.

The four men tried in Los Angeles for the Roscoe train robbery have been acquitted.
 Up to date there have been 634 names entered on the great register by the registering officers in Pres cctt alone.
 The Senator who will not prove himself innocent of complicity in the sugar scandal may find himself adjudged guilty by public opinion.
 If there were better men in Con gresS, the atmosphere in the Capitol. about which much complaint has been made, might be more whole some.
 That Senate Investigating com mittee handles its witnesses as though it were awfully afraid that they might tell something about the sugar scandal.
 Senator Gray is reported to be sick of the sugar trust investigation. Nothing strange about that. The testimony taken has been sufficient to nauseate any honest man.
 The wise man does not usually issue his manifest against candidates until after his party makes it's nomination. He thereby avoids eat ing crow very frequently.
 The men who live on bread and water, as the CoxeyiteS at Washing ton are reported to be doing, rather than to go to work and earn good food, certainly have no claim on those who work when they can get it
 A Gallup base ball pitcher, last Sunday, attempted to catch ball red hot from the bat. He missed his catch and the ball caught him in the face, breaking both of his jaws.
 1T there were more honest ald fearless newspapers in the far South ern States, the administration would not be able to control them as easily as it does.
 The tiger hunt in the jungles of Manhattan differs from all its pre- decessors during the last dozen years, in that it is out for skins, with hunters who know how to get them.
 The seventeen year locusts have but they are compara- lively harmless this year. The locusts will not try to compete with democratic party in the destructive line.
 A straw showing unmistakably the trend of public opinion is the in concert halls in demo cratic New York of topical songs abusing Mr Cleveland and the democratic congress. The concert hall singer doesn't dare to go against public opinion.
 It is said that as soon as Mfr Benedict gets the last rcPuDIican ou of the government printing a1H-n vilI recommend that the --tsl. Iment be put under the civil service law, in order to keep the democrats in.
 The beeiey Institute ought to do a fiourishing business in Washing ton. Duck hunting, health hunting and sobering up trips on the Poto- mac river and Chesapeake bay, might not be of such frequent occurrence then, provided the right patient was caught.
 Bill Dalton has been killed so many times that the officers are as in regard to his last killing, which seems genuine, as Arizona editors are concerning the murder of R. E.. l.. Robinson. Dalton's have been identified a num- Der of times, but still they are in ioubt about his death. They may require an affidavit from him yet.
 A telegram from Austin, Texas, ,ays that the republican party in hat state remains divided into two sections, known as the Lily Whites md Black and Whites. All efforts or harmony have been futile. It will not make any material differ ,nce in the democratic majority in Texas, whether the republicans are lnited or divided in the state.
 General NJ. H. Sherman is build ng an electric car line between Los and Pasadena. E. P. Clark s general manager of it and it will De a part of the Consolidated Elec- ric Company's line of Los Angeles.
 Late advices from Hawaii say the | friends of the ex-queen are still waiting for Mir Cleveland to set up 1 he old throne again. Well, if they ] an get any satisfaction out of wait ng they are just that much ahead ,f MT. Cleveland.
 They do say that Captain W. H. Hardly, of Mohave county, is can Iidate for delegate to Congress on he populist ticket. The principal pposition to the Captain will come rom the populist party in Yavapai ounty, who will be a candidate imself for the position.
 An idea of the class of men who re at the head of the coal miners -rike in Pennsylyania. can be