Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-08
California has recently been wis.,

stones at the Monroe doctrine for: The jury in the Wilde case coul d not agree asto the guilt or innocence of Oscar.
 Oscar Wilde's bail has been fixed at st2,500, which he expected to furnish to-day.
 Why doesn't the administration try the office gag on ex-C Congressman Wm. Jennings, of Nebraska.
 After all this is a small world. Chins's war indemnity to Japan is expected to help American silver miners.
 pr. Cleveland is determined to try the gold cure, although he must know that it will almost certainly kill the patient.
 Delaware fishermen recently broke the sturgeon catching record, but the Delaware legislature hasn't broke that senatorial deadlock.
 Grant Brothers, the well known contractors, are building a line to Pasadena from Los Angeles for the Southern Pacific company.
 So long as plots against the Hawaiian government are confined to the United States, the Island Republic has nothing to fear.
 If the claimants now trying to establish a legal title to the bottom of the Potomac river succeed, Nc Ginty's heirs should lose no time in claiming the bottom of the sea.
 John NJ. Palmer, son of Senator Palmer, of Illinois, says that as 6 party the democracy of Illinois is doomed to disorganization. The same might be truthiully said of it as national affair.
 The recruiting officers of Mir. Cleveland's single standard gold party are not being overworked. Thers is no room in this country for a single standard party.
 How does Fitz Lee fancy himself and his family name used to help along third term smbitioni And what an almighty little office it was that was given to Fitz.
 Pretty Minnie Palmer, the actress, will be thrown on the matrimonial market again if her husband succeeds with a divorce suit which he has instituted.
 There is a wide difference between the opinions of Secretary Morton, who says money is no more con- trolled by law than is rye and wheat, and Senator Harris, who says money is purely the creature of law.
 After their experience with the "tariff reform" that carried Mir. Cleveland into the White House, 1t is not surprising that the people refuse to enthuse over his sound money" war cry.
 Nicarsugua and Great Britain have made up. Little "Nic" re fused to be coerced in the matter. but told Johnny Bull to go home and tend to his bushes and then that little S75,OOO indemnity would be paid.
 The paragrapher of the Los An geles Express gets of the following: "An Arizona newspaper man was divorced from his wife on the ground of desertion. Any one who has lived in Arizona knows it is a case of desert all over the state"
 Secretary Gresham has received 8 dispatch from Taylor, United States Minister at Madrid, assuring him that Spain would accede to the demands in the Alliance affair and that the captain of the Vensdito would be put on trial for firing at American vessel outside of the zone.
 Lucky" Baldwin has been sued for S5O,OO0 damages by . Pasadena woman for seduction and breach of promise. In his answer the gay deceiver alleges that the lady was aware of his reputation in that direction, and is consequently not entitled to any damages.
 That Alabama lynching-two men and three women, negroes, of course -breaks the record. They may have been guilty of murder, but it was an outrage to hang i've people on nothing more substantial than the confession of one of their num- ber, who doubtless expected to save his neck by making it. If the evi- dence of their guilt was plain, as claimed, why not have allowed them to be legally tried and executed.
 Captain W. H. Hardy, the very able and staunch republican silve advocate of Mohave county, accord ing to the Kingman Mineral Wealth is related to Grover Cleveland. The Captain hangs his head while tell ing it, as we'll he might. Hardy stock has gone down since this mis- alliance was found out on him.
 There is no significance attached to the adoption of a resolution favoring placing the Government printing office under Civil Service rules, by the Columbia TyPographi- cal Union, of Washington. Seven tenths of the members of that