Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-17
EnIrnRIAL NorEs.

regret that ll was eNSI AOunu at oli. Li Hung Chang should be a firm believer in the doctrine of vicarious punishment.
 The first of April is in danger of losing its old name, and going down to history as Bismark's day.
 Postmaster General Wilson got into office soon enough to take hand in filling the Ohio postofices. If Mir. Cleveland gets the country into a war, he will probably farm out the sutlerships to a foreign syndicate.
 No confidence is violated in say ing that Senator German has no connection with the scheme to bring about the renomination of Mr. Cleveland.
 Prescott is destined to be the largest town in Arizona within the next five years. At the present rate of growth she will double her popu- lStion this year.
 The employees of Omaha brew cries have gone on 6 strike for free beer every hour. Their employers want to limit them to beer every two hours.
 If Secretary Herbert's ''gumbo" quickens the brains aud stiffens the back bones of Mir. Cleveland and his cabinet, it will prove to be the most remarkable preparation known.
 Gov. Mckinley has one consolS- tion. The newspaper liars never make use of insignificant mems names.
 Senator Frye has nothing to be ashamed of in that Bridgeport speech, although it has not pleased few of the Miss Nancy editors.
 An exchange publishes the start ling statement that the women ol America spend $s,0O0OOO annually for paint and powder for their faces
 Every republican should aid NIT Cleveland in getting that renomina. ton. The voters should be given one more whack at this alleged "man of destiny"
 North Carolina has queer justice, as we'll as politics. A nineteen-year old boy has been sent to the peni tentiary for forging an order fol five cents.
 Ex-General Kelly, of Coxey'I army fame, is a job printer by trade and has gone to work at that busi- ness. instead of working his tongue ss of yore.
 The political gubernatorial hunt CTS of the south selected Dennis C Mohave probably from the fact tha the tail end of the procession vii be closed up with another Denni also.
 MT. Gladstone is just like a woman in one respect; he talks his op ponents into physical exhaustion and, of course, they give in rathe than be talked completely to death
 It is very natural that republican should be doing the most talking about their presidential candidate The man they put up is going to b, our next president.
 Notwithstandingthe steady marcl of intelligence there are still peo pie who think that "Horizonta Bill" Morrison may yet be nomi mated for president by the demo crats.
 One of the best signs of the time is that our home capitalists havu taken the lease on the water works and are also interesting themselye in the proposed smelter. It show that they have unbounded faith il the town, as we'll as in the resource of the county.
 The Baltimore conference of tn, Southern Methodist Church, which while in session at Washington il 1875, declined an invitation to cal on President Grant, has lately givel it's members an object lesson on tn, mixing of politics and religion b. accepting a similar invitation fron Mir. Cleveland.
 It is a libel on the Hassapamper' to say that they are slow going moss backs. The Prescott Hasa yamper is right up with the pro cession in the line of progress ant | several Ol bupul oAp NhC SAduUd dA9 bearers in the front ranks. Ther, are no flies on the old timers O Yavapai county.
 The eighth annual convention o the National Republican Leagu, will be held at Cleveland on th, 18th of next June, and it is isprobabl, that something will be said abou Cleveland at the meeting.
 The Phen;x Gazette has caugh on at last. It says: "tDr.' Under wood is now in Washington engaged in making governors for Arizona The Gazette is of the opinion thai the doctor IS first class fraud"
 It is perfectly natural for Ameri- cans to sympathize with the Cuban revolutionists, but it is just as wei to bear in mind that victories wor only in the newspapers never sup