Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18

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 It begins to look like one of the certainties of the Congressional ses ion is restoration of the duty on wool.
 An apparently unanswerable ques- ton is, what becomes of all the soldiers Spain claims to have sent to Cubai
 Chairman Carter is right in think ing that the republicans should not depend entirely on confidence to elect president next year.
 R. c. Dun & Co.'S. trade review for November, says there is little or no change in general business condi- tions throughout the country.
 If Senator Hill was paid Sl,0O0 per lecture, somebody was losing about 500 per lecture; hence the cancellation of all his dates.
 If the Sultan of Turkey can sue ceed in playing Germany against England, he can indefinitely post poue the partition of his empire.
 The next man that suggests Georgia as a good field to lecture in, to ex-Congressman Bland, of Missouri, will be brained on the spot.
 Up to date Congress has managed to restrain its enthusiasm for the idea of retiring the green backs and treasury notes, without making any special effort.
 4 very successful artificial larynx for a man who had lest his voice is credited Prof. Anderson Stuart, of the University of Sydney. The changing of certain reeds makes the voice soprano, tenor, contralto or bass, at will.
 Perhaps if those who will receive no Christmas gifts could get those given to people who do not appro- ciate them, everybody would be happier.
 Perhaps the scent of the violet was refreshing to Mir Cleveland after he had seen Congress turn he marble face towards his proposal to retire the greenbacks. One of the foreign effects or Mr. Cleveland's message is an editorial in a London financial paper, advis- its readers not to invest in American securities on account of their doubt ful stability.
 Let those who are harping upon the mistakes that are to be made by Tom Reed point out some of the mistakes he made when he was speaker before, and they will receive more attention.
 The amount of money in circula- ton in the United States has de creased S43,OOO,OOO from December 1, 1894, to December 1, 1895, accord ing to a most reliable report of the financial condition of the country
 Come to think, there are lots of people who have hated the gresu- backs ever since the war; but those who love them are more numerous
 The republican side of the House is typical of the republican party; it has so many able men that it is difficult to choose those entitled to special honors.
 Phenix talks of securing from 5000 to 4,O00 Arizona Indians for her carnival parade. She should be sure and eA,cad an invitation to "Kid" and his band, and those who committed the recent murders might also prove a drawing card.
 In his ambition to earn a few shekels the associated press cores pondent at Phenix is giving the inn pression abroad by the Indian news sent out, that the capital city is located in the very center of the Indian outbreak.
 The Phenix Republican facetious ly inquiries: "Will Prescott and Tue son kindly indicate the game they can plsyi" He laughs best who laughs last, and you will see a great big smile as broad as the Phenix town ditch on the faces of the Pres colt boys one of these days.
 There will not be so much demo- cratic kicking when the same old Reed rules are applied to the House as the greater portion of those rules were adopted by the democrats of the last House.
 There is no doubt of the Indiana eagle that tore a dog into strips and almost licked man, after hay ing been crippled by a charge of shot, being a genuine republican bird.
 Suppurating wounds, ulcers, lupous and tuberculous have been treated by pr. G. Stoker with re- markable results by surrounding them with an atmosphere O. lure oxygen, by means of rubber bags. Not only were old sores rapidly healed, but pain was almost imme- diately alleviated.
 The Yuma Sentinel is making a strong plea for additional guards at the penitentiary. There are lS5 con-