Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-17

NtlAnCL NlCh G4oAiA HUI AAAAA NC0AS be persuaded into publicly endors- ing Tammany.
 Wanted.-A Texas law to stop prize fighting. Apply to Jim Cor bett or Bob Fitzsimmons.
 The best cure for the bloomer craze is to let her wear them should it be "it"!-awhile.
 The times are growing better in spite of the democratic administra- ton, and not because of it.
 It looks as though the anti-Brice Ohio democrats fell over each other in their efforts to be bought up.
 The give-me-love-or-give- me-death fever is doing heavy execution among the women of America.
 The Whitney boom expended its enthusiasm early in the game, or else its cash is to be paid out in in- stallments.
 Joe Blackburn didn't furnish the ''bait" used by Mir. Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle on the Buzzard's Bay fishing trips.
 After due and thorough investi- gation the Tombstone Prospector announces the death of John the Baptist.
 Carl Browne now claims to be the ''mouthpiece" of mysterious secret society called the Peoples Practical Phalanx." He is nearer to being prince of practical phools.
 Secretary Carlisle having demon strated his incapacity as a fnsncier, now has a chance to gain fame by telling the country his opinion of girl babies.
 Governor Mckinley will lose no friends by his refusal to exchange promises of official appointments for votes in the nominating conven- ton.
 The Pittsburg girl who, acting as chaperone, lost her charge and got married, while on an excursion, is entitled to be called thew woman, and a slump in the chaperone mar ket may be looked for.
 Several candidates for the demo cratic presidential nomination seem to be proceeding on the theory that the democracy is the organized idiocy of the country.
 1T the democracy of this territory want a Georgian for governor in case of the removal of Governor Hughes, the JoURNAL-MNER is per fectly willing they should have him.
 Dan Lamont's report of what he did and tried to do in the west to further MT. Cleveland's third term ambition would make interesting reading, but Dan is too smart to com init it to paper.
 Mir. Cleveland's latest role is that of a soldier. He has made set of rules for the guidance of the army in dealing with mobs. Wonder where he got his military experience' When he had an opportunity, he chose to hire a substitute.
 Some people have been a long time finding out that English in trigue was the indirect cause of the late war between China and Japan. The same has been true of nine out of every ten of the wars of this century.
 4 prominent democrat says demo crats will again fill the White House. Certainly they will, but they will go there to pay their respects to a re- publican president, after March f 1897.
 It is probable that more than one impecunious member of the British nobility envies Lord Sholto Douglas, who, in taking a variety actress for a wife, secured a tailor for father in-law.
 Tucson is greatly stirred up over the recent act of mutiny on the part of two companies of militia. One of the companies has been dis banded, while a military court is now in session at Tucson trying the officers who refused to obey the command of their superior officers
 The rumor that Kentucky popu- list tried to make deal with con- demned murderer for the purchase of the time that he would be al- lowed to speak from the gallows, may not be true, but emitting ''pur- chase" it is highly probable.
 Mr. Cleveland has one material in the work of converting the silver democrats of the south to his way of thinking. He doesn't l have to work on the voters, but only i upon the few who furnish the opin- 1 ions to the voters. To old subscriber: The Stevenson l who committed suicide in California on account of bad health, was not 1 Vice President Stevenson. Although | nobody knows "Wners he is at," the I atter gentleman is believed to be n good health.
 Ex-Congressman Conn, an anti Cleveland democrat, says of a recent ,vent:@ Suppose Alexander, Napo-