Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-09-11
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. II, 1895

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 Mrs. Langtry, the Jersey Lily, has has commenced an action for divorce from her husband.
 Kansas will not cry for rain fol some time. Twelve inches of water fell there during August.
 Buckley O'Neill threatens to start a silver party in Arizona. He will jump onto onyx next.
 Therepublican elephant has taken the place of the proverbial night mare in Charles A. Dana's dreams.
 The French may be depraved and giddy, but they draw the line at bull fighting, all the same, and will not allow it.
 Carlisle talks harmony, but Black burn continues to blackguard Car lisle for his alliance with the Wall street gold bugs.
 Kentucky democrats regard the attempt to restrict the product of Bourbon whisky as an invasion of their political rights.
 Wyoming is determined, at all hazards, to iprevent the killing oi buffalo in that state by the Indians, treaty or no treaty, with the United States.
 Perhaps it was the bursting of MT. Cleveland's third term bubble that people Tn the vicinity of Bug zard's Bay thought was a small earthquake.
 A balloon ascension and a para chute collapse is the next event on hand for some Southern Arizonan to distinguish himself on in either Los Angeles or San Francisco.
 Mrs. Booths idea of the new wo- man is to take the boomers of the sleeves of dresses. From the make of the head gear of the Salvation Army contingent, this is a reasona- ble demand.
 It is strictly as a lawyer thst Campbell is running as candidate for governor of Ohio, and he is not doing it on a contingent fee, either. Brice had to put up a stiff cash retainer.
 Maybe it was all right, but some how the opening of the German celebration of the battle of Sedan by the dedication of a Memorial church, at Berlin, seemed a little incongruous.
 MT. Cleveland will not "take the fourth class postmasters out of politics" through an extension of the civil service rules, until he has either used them to further his third term aspirations or has aban- doned those aspirations.
 The Kentucky democrats, finding themselves unable to answer repub- hcan arguments on the stump, have adopted the old, but cowardly policy of bowling down the republican speakers.
 Joe Soto, a professional slugger, who has been roaming over Arizona for some time, was lodged in jail in Apache county few days ago for holding up a drunken man with a six shooter. The manly art Is evi- dently asserting itself in true blue style.
 The war department has intro duced bicycles among the red men of Indian Territory, If the epidemic should extend to San Carlos, there is hope that the craze may possibly capture the long absent Kid.
 Senator Hill, of New York, is pre- pairing to wage his old time war fare against Cleveland. When the democratic war whoop is on, the gubernatorial scalp hunters of Southern Arizona should bristle up again.
 China has already settled in cash with France for the damage done to French property in China during the recent riots. But all that citi- zens of the United States have got is an expression of satisfaction from state department officials as to the progress made in the negotiations with China.
 It does seem as though the cities of Phenix and Tucson should organ ize protective agency in California to look after their citizens on their annual outings. Nearly every issue of the California papers contain an article derisive of Arizonans, the subject always being a Tucson or Phenix man.
 Albuquerque is making arrange ments to entertain the largest crowd of visitors that town hassever seen, on the occasion of the meeting there of the National Irrigation Congress and the New Mexico Territorial Fair. which opens September Is. Large delegations are expected to be in attendance at both events from New Mexico and Arizona, while the irri- gation congress is expected to attract visitors from all over the country. The Santa Fe load has given rate of one cent per mile from points on that line to Albu- querque during the week.
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