Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-29

AANA Aa ANAAAN NAN AAAAAh AN NN'Ns'A do rightly. lacks confirmation.
 Every one agrees that Admir- Meade's criticism of the lminissra ton was uuwise, but it was not un- true.
 Mir. Cleveland ought to made to give $500 to any helpless baby handicapped for life's race with h.s name
 Now that the income tax is knocked out, the editor of this pa ger breathes easier We were awfully afraid of that tax.
 Some how South Carolina always did have trouble in keeping her laws on a parity with the Federal courts.
 Commerce abroad is a beautiful thing to dream about. but an increase of commerce at home is the first duty of a statesman.
 Don. Dickinson's views on our foreign policy are not on a parity with those held by Secretary Gresh- am and Mir. Cleveland.
 A Chicago church is to have the heaviest chime of bells ever cast in America. They were cast in Balti- more the other day.
 Ambassador B,yarTs time is 70 fully taken up with praise of the English that he never has time to put in a good word for America.
 If the administration intends to issue more bonds, it would better do it before Congress meets. The re publican majority will tolerate no such business afterwards.
 Grover c. to Kaiser Wilhelm greeting: I sympathize with you, my boy. know how you feel. I made several attempts to make Con- gress pass bills.
 If the Tennessee democrats e. n afford to endorse the theft of the governorship, the republicans can stand it. It ought to result in put ting the state into the republican column to stay.
 According to the cable news, Japtn IS satisfied with the amended treaty of peace with China. With Russia, France and Germany threatening her, she had to be satisfied, or to appear to be.
 Secretary Herbert proposes to re- duee the pay of painters in govern ment navy yards; he also pr0poses 10 take his usual summer junket in a government vessel at the expense of the government. Wonder if there is any connecticut
 Ex-Secretary Fsirchild seems 10 imagine that he occupies a com manding position in New York politics, while others see him as q e third rate figure head he really is.
 The Worlds Fair medal winners have been informed by the treasury department that they may get their medals about next August. That's about as near up to date as the ad- ministration is on anything.
 Hoke Smith invested that Si0,0CO railroad fee in a fast press for his Atlanta paper, which the a1minis- tration depends upon to keep Georgia out of the silver column.
 When Congressman Catchings, of Mississippi, declared that "Grover Cleveland Is the greatest man in America" he overlooked thousands who outweigh Mir. C., whose weight is his only claim to greatness.
 On the 18th proximo the Nation League of Republican clubs will meet in annual session at Cleveland, Ohio. Those in au.hrity state that every indication points 10 the con- ing session of the league as one of the most important and most largely attended in its history. Arizona should be we'll represented.
 A crying need of Prescott at pres ent is more dwelling houses. There Is not a vacant house in the town and buildings under construction are spoken for a month or SIX weeks in advance of their completion. Large numbers of Phenix people want to come here to spend the summer, but are unable to secure suitable accom- commodations either for house keep ing or for rooms and board. Several have already been here, but have been compelled to return without being able to secure desired accom- mediation. There is no better open ing right now ID Prescott for the investment of capital than in the construction of neat, comfortable cottages of from four to six rooms each for rent. It is safe to say that from forty to fifty of such places could be rented within the next fort night, while a family hotel of 100 rooms could be filled within the same time.
 THE FIGHT AGAINST GOVERNOR
 HUGHES.