Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

Maryland, My Maryland" with lusty voice. After the election he'll sing "A Heart Bowed Down by Woe" if he has voice enough left to sing at all.
 The latest lie about Theodore Roosevelt is that he has B room papered with all the newspaper car features of himself that have been printed. Why, there isn't room in the world big enough to hold them all.
 Milwaukee will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the incorpora- ton of that city on October 18th and l7th. Her population fifty years ago was 1000. while now she claims 250,OOO.
 The interest of the administration in the boundary dispute between England and Venezuela may have no connection with the fact that ad- ministration democrats are fnau- cially interested in certain conces- sions granted by Venezuela in the disputed territory, and then again it may. Who knowsl
 The Chicago Times Herald says: "Fifteen thousand new cars ordered for Chicago railroads or their branch connections this year is an iudica- ton of a strong tide in business. With these orders there have been others for 160 locomotives, the ma jority of which, like the new cars, will run into Chicago. These orders for cars and locomotives are the greatest placed by combined On = cago roads since the two years pre- ceding the panic of 1893.
 The St. Louis Republic played a low down mean trick last week on a portion of the press of the country. The Republic has a wire leased for its exclusive use between New York and St. Louis. Suspecting that its special news were being stolen from this wire it had its New York co., respondent get up a fake telegram to the effect that President Cleve- land had been assassinated. The news appeared in various papers throughout the country the next morning and the Republic is now trying to ascertain how they re- ceived 1t.
 The Phenix Gazette thinks that the salaries of the federal judges n Arizona are ridiculously low for the services performed. It says that competent attorney can earn from five to ten thousand dollars per an, mum in the practice of his profes- sion, and in order to secure and maintain the best legal talent on the bench, decent salaries must be paid. The JoURNAL-MNER would like to see the photograph of the Arizona attorney who is earning $l0,00O year or even SS,0O0. 1t is safe to say there are not three in the territory who take in S5,000 a year and it is also safe to assert that there are not a half dozen whose in- comes equal the pay of AIizoua judges.
 Frank Heney, the hoodoo of the democratic party, has shaken the dust of Arizona from his feet al d has gone to Texas to locate. Re publicans of Arizona will regret to see him go as he proved a great ally of the party last year. His peculiar political tactics, which he succeeded in foisting u10n the democratic party in the last campaign, helped to swell the republican majority in the territory, Arizona though can we'll afford to spare men of his ilk, and in this case what will be Ari- zona's gain may prove to be detri- ment and loss to Texas. At any rate Texas is welcome to him.
 Rev. A. c. Aked, of Liverpool, who has recently arrived here for the purpose of delivering sermons and lectunng at various points throughout the country, said, in speaking of the finish of the inte'- national yacht races: "The gre t mass of thinking people in England censure Lord Dunraveu severely for his conduct over here as a sport man. He was undoubtedly bea en in the first race, and would have been in the second had it lasted short while longer. The genel al feeling is that he acted childishly in a temper, throwing up the race because he was piqued. As a true sportsman he should have accep ed the decision of the Regatta Com mittee without a murmur.'
 
 The Normal school.