Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-29
ARIZONA J0URNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY MAY 29, 1895.

The supreme court has SeJtleu the 1 income tax question for a long time i to come, if not for all time.
 A scientist says those who have 1 heart disease should not marry. Go l to: isn's love a heart disease2 Hoke smiths happiness over that S40.OO0 railroad fee has been ins creased by the arrival of new girl baby at his house.
 The editors of the United States could kill prize fighting in short time, by simply refusing to print anything about the fighters.
 Mrs. Lease is going to practice law, or rather she is going to open a nv office. If she gets any practice the courts of Kansas will need sym Pathy..
 Corea also will demand ca h indemnity from China. It is tough enough to get badly licked, but 1t makes it worse to have to keep on paying for it.
 It is now perfectly safe for British naval officers to act upon their state ment, that the Monroe doctrine is myth. but it will not be after March 4, 1897.
 In giving his endorsement to the proposition for revival of the era of wildcat bank currency, NIT. Cleve land gets long way from sound money.
 The silver men think there is dull sound about Secretary Carlisle's utterances since he had his silver tongue gold plated, by the Cleveland process.
 That chasm in the democratic party is daily becoming wider and deeper; it will make a fitting grave for the present administration.
 With wheat at SlOO bushel, and the supply in the hands of specula- tors. wheat producers will not get any any benefit from the rise in price.
 Aren't some of the South Carolina democrats little ahead of time with their mo negro domination" cry. The presidential election will not be pulled of this year.
 It looks like somebody in the Florida legislature was trying to Sstrike" Ham Disston. who bought from the state aud drained 100000 acres of swamp land. A legislative committee has been appointed to in- vestigate the purchase.
 The services of an ambulance bugade will be needed in Kentucky ii some way of cooling the over heated blood of the democrats $ not discovered.
 There's 10 discount on the nerve or the American yachtsman who sent SI0O0O to London to be placed oa the Defender at even money. if takers can be found. The Defender has not vet even been launched.
 A Los Angeles woman recently administered drug to a neighbor woman who was sick. She had no definite idea of what action the drug would have, but the coroner ex- plaiued it fully to her.
 Levi P. Morton's friends have no hesitaucv in saying that the presi- dency has more attractions for Levi than the vice presidency, and they also add that MT. Morton is New Works logical candidate for the position.
 There Is land for ten thousand independent, luxuriant homes in the Salt river valley, where the inhabi- tants know nothingo the hardships and deprivations, the severe climatic conditions, and the i'll health of the east and north. It is only astonish- ing that such thing can be said Phenix Herald.
 Hon. 4. G. Thurman speaking of Carlisle's gold speech says, 1t was the same one delivered by John Sherman over twenty years ago. He says the speech has been answered over and over again until the people are weary of it.
 The author of the Queensbury prize fighting rules was licked" in a street fight in London, last week and on the same day his hopeful son "Lawd" Geo. Shoto Douglas, had his eyes polished in San Francisco, by newspaper reporter Queensbury rules did not govern in either scrap
 And now it is said that Mir. Kel- leuer of Phenix, has really gone east to see if that much talked of guber- natorial plum is ripe, and in case it is he proposes to pluck it. We do not believe that the administration has any serious intentions of remov- ing Governor Hughes, but if it should change its mind and do so. Mir. Kellener is the best man for the place of all the aspirants.
 Parties who are skeptical on the possibility of the existence of a Trinity are respectfully referred 10