Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-06
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY. 6, 1895
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 The blizzard came as a warning to the democrats and to prepare them for election day results.
 If advertising will sell book Senator Sherman's "Recollections" will be a heavy seller and a big money maker.
 Some of the men who claim to be working for fusion in New York are really working for confusion, m the interest of themselves.
 The star-eyed goddess might well blush for shame and hide her eyes when Breckinridge jumped into Kentucky politics again.
 We trust that everybody who has been betrayed by scheming politi- eians will not feel called upon to write a book about it. The book market is already over crowded.
 Senator Teller is usually level Iea led, but when he says he sees no danger in three, fveor eight terms for one president We cannot agree with him.
 Certain political green goods men are engaged in trying to make one Roswell P. Flower believe that if he will put up the price, in advance, he can become a presidential possibll- ity.
 It seems that the Goo-goos thought their names would carry a campaign through, and that they have bean greatly shocked to learn that some money will also be needed.
 Didn't somebody say that we are soon to get Japan's entire trader We note that an order for 500 miles of submarine cable, to be used be- tween Japan and Formosa, has been placed in England.
 National debt-makers" is another apt name which has been applied to the Cleveland administration. It will become national foot ball hen the people get direct chance at 1t next year.
 Speaking of lucrative law practice Senator Hill would better be trying to build up one. He will retire to private life March 3, 1897, along with NIT. Clev eland and his aggre- gation of counterfeit statesmen.
 Poor McCrearyj The small chance he had of getting to the senate from Kentucky has been destroyed by Breckinridge. who has come out Tn his favor. Has Joe Blackburn been guilty of briberyl
 It is to be hoped that "Arkansaw will relax her grip on Corbett and Fitzsimmons long enough to permit them to come together and settle their difference of opinions, just to give the country rest from their everlasting tireless jaws.
 Phenix seems to be working in dead earnest to get the Corbett- Fitzsimmons prize fight to be pulled off in that town. When Texas and Arkansas refuse to allow the fight to come of within their boundaries it would not add any to the reputa- ton of Arizona to have it come oil in this territory.
 Buck Kilgore. the Texas kicker, may have to do some very lively kicking in order to get his nomlna- tion to be judge of the United States court of Indian territory confirmed by the senate. The charges made against him are serious and he has only denied, not explained or re- futed them, up to this time.
 It did not take the jury in the Durrant case long to decide as to his guilt. While no doubt doing the best they could, and presenting Durrant's side of the case in the best possible light, his attorneys absolutely failed to furnish even a foundation for doubt as to the guilt of the defend ant. Few will be surprised at the verdict.
 Senator Chandler probably had no idea that Mir. Cleveland would use his authority to interfere with the formation of a three billion dol lar railroad trust by his friends, but he wrote him explaining the matter, in order that he could not hereafter plead ignorance as an excuse for not having stopped the deal before 1t was consummated.
 One of the democratic claims mo-t often repeated was that the low tariff would "open the markets Of the world" to us. Official demo cratic figures show that the claim has been reversed. For the first nine months of this year We sent abroad just Sl8,687,432 worth of stuff less than we did for the same period in 1894, under the Mckinley tariff.
 Clouds commenced gathering on Saturday and during the night a high wind set in followed by quite a heavy rain storm in Prescott. In tbe mountains south of town the precipitation was in the shape of snow and at the senator there was a snow fall of three or four inches. All day Sunday the wind kept up