Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-09-18
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY.....SEPT. Is, 1895
The fish have stopping biting, still Mr. Cleveland doesn't talk.

The death rate at Pekin, China from cholera is said to be over 2,OOO daily.
 Josiah Quincy is out as an anti third termer after all that Mr Cleveland did for him.
 Dan Croker hasn't become wise in England. If he had he would not come back to boss Tammany.
 Louisville estimates the number of her visitors attending the G. A. R. encampment at 100000.
 Did Secretary Morton invite Coxey to attend the good roads parlia- ment" to be held at Atlanta7
 When a president gets a third term, the third term with auto cratic authority, will be in sight.
 Whenever news is dull in a Wash ington newspaper office, a reporter is sent to interview Secretary Mor- ton.
 Emperor William may not have everything, but he has certainly got the best advertising manager on earth.
 Why doesn't MT. Cleveland let some body else do the talking part for awhile and give Secretary Nor ton thinking part.
 Senator Smith, of N. J., doubtless meant to be sarcastic when he re ferred to NIT. Cleveland as a Mighty Statesman"
 Senator Hill is not the shrewd politician he once was, or he would not have made that silly speach in defense of personal liberty.
 A telegram from Aspen, Colorado, says that another body of very rich ore has been struck in the sixth level of the Mollie Gibson mine.
 It may be that MT, Cleveland wants the German ticket elected in Maryland, but he has said so, and until he does We shall doubt it.
 The Cleveland democrats are not numerous in Nebraska, but they are thoroughly obedient. But as they all hold offices that isn't strange.
 Dan Lamont may not have ever made a speech in public, but he has had a hand in preparing more than one speech made by MT. Cleveland.
 The Nebraska federal officials also consider that old Cleveland letter, written against official participation in politics. as having been with drawn.
 The attempt of certain demo cratic newspapers to lie the present tariff into popularity was promptly showed up by wide awake republi- can editors.
 The republicans have opened their campaign in earnest in Ohio. On Tuesday at Springfield it was was estimated that 10000 strangers were in the town to attend a politi- cal meeting.
 There are indications that the Bill Morrison boom is being used by certain New York democrats as a cloak to hide a scheme for the nom ation of somebody else.
 Late advices from Honolulu are to the effect that cholera Is epidemic there. Former reports stated that the disease was not cholera. Sixty five deaths have occurred up to September 3.
 The Los Angeles Express very truthfully remarks that there is usually a great deal of humbuggery in the trial of an accused murderer, but there is more of it in the Dur rant case than for many a year"
 Senator German doesn't like to make public speeches-he prefers that his dummies should do his talking-but he is so badly fright ened Eat the democr ratio outlook in Maryland that he will take the stump. The republicans will take the state.
 A copy of the Springfield, Ohio, Sun, of September ,, contains lengthy interview with Territorial Treasurer P. J. Cole, in which he announces his intentions of bring ing suit against the Cincinnati En- quirer for publishing an item accus- ing him of being an embezzler.
 THE American Consul at Havre gives some startling figures of the ravages of consumption in Paris. He shows that it causes thirty-eight times more deaths than smallpox and scarlet fever combined, sixteen times more than typhoid fever and eight times more than diphtheria and five times more fatal than those maladies combined in the five years. In all France there were 409 deaths l from consumption per 100000 popu- lation, a greater mortality than that caused by the most malignant cpl 1 demic of cholera.
 If the result of to-day's yacht race l decides the fate of the cup, it will | prove most disappointing to the ! public both of England and the | United States. No international ! contest of any kind of friendly l nature has ever occurred in which | such wide spread interaSt has baan