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

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 Coconino democrats are hysterieal over their only organ being in the hands of a republican. Some people don't know when they aIe well of.
 Sam Webb, collector of customs at Nogales, named his youngest son Grover Adlai, but death came to the relief of the unfortunate little one.
 Yavapai will probably furnish the delegate material this year. She has already Murphy and O'Neill, with Herndon trotting along on the home stretch.
 As there is some probability of a democrat or two being elected this fall, it is sincerely hoped that this party will place good men in the field.
 The recent stage robbery near Congress was not a circumstance to the thievery committed by Congress under the present hold-up admins tration.
 Tone of the Phenix daily papers: Secretary Bruce has gone to Tue son." Secretary Bruce leaves f~r Tucson;" Secretary Bruce has re. turned from Tucson"
 It is said that Sheriff Lowry was accompanied on his robber- hunting trip by republican deputy. This is not right, and is another instance of rubbing it in."
 Paymaster Wham, U. S. army, who was held up in Southern Arizona a few years ago, is in trouble for prac- ticing the same game. Experience is sometimes a great teacher.
 From now until the middle or next June the Salt River valley will lead the world as to climate Tempe News. In June, July and August :he same may be said also.
 The republicans of Pima county demand a heavy import duty on silver bullion in any form. And still cankerous democracy persists in it's accusations that we are gold bugs first, last, etc.
 Nearly every democratic paper in Arizona says that Governor Murphy has host of friends, but they can not support him for delegate. This seems to be the only cry against Mir. Murphy.
 It is said that Bucky O'Neill will not make the race for Congress on the populist ticket, and that the democratic convention to meet to- morrow in Phenix will fuse with them.
 Joe Campbell couldn't get the nomination for district attorney of Maricopa county, but he is good enough to offer up on the altar of sacrifice this grand republican ye;r.
 Herndon has only one hope in his campaign arguments to the miner, the wool man and the COW man, and that is to tell funny Missouri yarn that will fit these three proposi- tions.
 The scenes to be enacted in the coming democratic county conven- tion are to be quite spicy, and sev- eral German speeches are to be heard also against the " sugar-coat- ed ring.
 Will the bald-headed New Jersey statesman whet his knife for Hern- don's scalp in the case of the latter's nomination, seems to be serious proposition under consideration at the present time.
 There seems to be much hilarity and merriment in democratic circles here over the recent nold-up of republican delegates. Another ar gument in favor of the good work of the Wilson bill, we suppose.
 While no definite day has as yet been set for the conventions to con- vene, it is pleasant, nevertheless, to see the henchmen striking out for the various stronghelds, just to be- come identified.
 The republican territorial conven- ton meets to- day in Tucson. If you see a highway robbery clause in the platform, you may put such down to the credit of the northern delegation. This is all they will probably get.
 The legislative ticket, of course, IS going a-begging. When state hood comes, and we elect tor buy) our senators, candidates for the above position will be so numerous that it will take club to beat them back.
 The republican victims of the stage robbery take the matter good naturedly, say southern papers. Probably they think themselves for tunate to be let down as lightly as they were during the present. ad- administration.
 What strange and uncertain ca pers politics are capable of accom- plishing. Less than two years ago Dennis of Mohave was one of the most conspicuous men in Arizona; now he is what his name would in- dicate.
 By the time all the reductions in wages have taken place the country
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