Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-04-18

[ = storm Is due in this section, so says Weather Prophet Foster.
 The Denver courts seem to be in danger of becoming as badly Ce- ranged as Gov. Waite.
 The populists of Kansas have a big libel suit on their hands. They overlooked Mrs. Lease this time. evidently.
 Everybody in Kingman has the gold fever, so says the Miner. You might as we'll include the rest of the universe, while you are at it.
 The slightly upward tendency of silver is just enough to make it aggravating. Knock out the white metal or restore it to where it be longs.
 Cleveland democrats were slaugh tered at the polls in Albany Tues day. The Hill democrats united with the republicans and had a Hill of time.
 The Republican says that con siderable real estate is changing hands in Phenix. The same will apply to Prescott during the present windy weather.
 Spring has not as yet cast her benigning rays on Southern Arizona soil, as the usual Indian outbreak is not reported so far from San Carlos.
 It seems to worry some people why Zulick still tarries in Washing ton. A friend writes us that he IS after the Honolulu mission and will take his Winceester along for bridal purposes.
 Grass Valley miners are to be cut down to & a day. Some more demo- cratic free silver for the manhood of the American miner to think over before the next election.
 A Colorado miner has changed the name of his mine from Grover to "N. G." He's caught on at last.
 The latest report from London is that England is beginning to be troubled over the silver question" Let her sweat.
 Maricopa county furnishes one third of the inmates of the terri torial insane asylum. This is due, probably, to democratic discord and statehood agitation.
 The roasting given California democracy yesterday, is only in keeping with political affairs gener- ally in this country, as they are being dished out by the people.
 Democrats are indignant over Hills slugging speech against Cleve- land, probably believing in the sporting adage that you shouldn't strike man when he's down.
 Idle men are fllocking to the re- cruiting offices of the army and marine branches of the government service eager to enlist. Thirteen dollars a month is pretty good wages nowadays.
 The Heath trial in Fresno is ended for the present. The more it was stirred up, the greater the uumler of people that became interested. The next trial will probably include the rest of the population of Fresno county.
 Many of the rank and file of the industrial army are taking out their first naturalization papers at differ ent places along the route of their march. These new Americans" will soon be authorized to throw dyna mite cartridges, in consequence, and without fear of punishment.
 The Associated Press dispatc. es say that brace of Arizona miners have victimIzed several prominent people in Cleveland, Ohio. This is not the first instance where the tenderfoot has been taken in" on mining.
 Governor Hughes and his CO., workers on statehood for Arizona are at sea on the manner our admis- sion is progressing. They can oTer no legitimate argument why We should be shelved forever, while both houses are democratic and the territory is cemented to democracy also. Perhaps they are afraid of this of ' year among the people.
 Henry Watterson is featuring throughout the country on Money and Morals" Breckenridge of Ken lucky used to go it on Social Purity" There is no telling what day will bring forth with Watterson, in con- sequence.
 The new placer fields of New Mexico are located at the confluence of the Rio Hundo with the Rio Grande and extend north to a point near the Colorado line. According to reports results are astonishing, but it is said that the average run of dirt is about g per yard as it comes.
 Another gold excitement is re corded from the desert of the Colorado, and reports received seem to be of a trustworthy source. Northern Arizona mines that lie on the desert or near by seem to find much favor with capitalists and