Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-13
JOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY......NOV.1 13, 1895

of Grover" died the other day after having outlived the sentiment of the song.
 Up to date Mr. Cleveland has not endorsed the continual twisting of the British lions tail by Don Dick inson.
 Philadelphia isn't a slow town when it comes to the trial of crimi- nals, as Murderer Holmes, for in- stance.
 If this administration doesn't feel grateful to Russia for making that Chinese play it lacks the sense of gratitude.
 Having been shut out of all chance for making a European alli- ance, John Bull wants to mash Miss Columbia.
 There will be no more grief at the death of the goo-goos than there was when their predecessors, the mugwumps, were buried.
 It has been three days since the recent election and we have not yet seen a single mention of the popu- lists in the election returns.
 The wicked flee when no man pursueth;" the silly mau protests when man seriously thought of offering him the nomination.
 If the story of Adam and Eyes life in the garden is dramatized Dave Hill ought to be engaged to play the part of the serpent.
 It was not the coldness of the people so much as his failure to find any third-term sentiment that dis gusted MT. Cleveland with his trip south.
 IT Senator Quay patronizes press clipping bureau, and reads all that is said about him, he must some times find it difficult to determine who he wants to be president.
 Numerous gentlemen of sporting proclivities are shy numerous dol lars because of their belief that two men who didn't want to fight would be made to fight.
 No German newspaper staff is complete without a prison editor the man who assumes responsibility for political articles and serves the prison sentences imposes therefor.
 Bad bookkeeping" is the latest friendly way of letting down those whose accounts do not balance, the two state department officials who have been forced to resign, for in stance.
 Perhaps MT. Cleveland purposes joining Mir. Bayard in living in England after he retires from office. Neither would have to change prin ciples to acquire citizenship over there.
 The Phenix Gazette hints that a war with England may be necessary to secure a democratic victory next year. With an ally of England in the presidential chair such a hope is groundless.
 If the detectives who hover around Mir. Cleveland all tke time are paid by him it's nobody's business, but if they are on the government pay roll, as we suspect, they should be dropped as needless extravaganceS.
 Editor Tom Patterson, of the Denver News, is having a great era or prosperity just now. He has no less than five libel suits on his hands, the amounts sued for in the several cases aggregating a half mil lion dollars.
 The Los Angeles Herald, demo cratic, speaking of the result of the election says that "on the whole the result shows a substantial average gain r. the real party of the peo pie" We'll We should remark.
 His absurd lying having had no effect upon the revolutionists, Gen. CampOs is credited with the inten- tion of adopting a policy of Ieniency. He'll have to change his tactics in order to get near enough to the enemy to put it into effect.
 Old man Gladstone emerges from his retirement long enough to write bitter letter against the Sultan of Turkey; yet if MT. Gladstone had taken advantage of opportunities he had while prime minister there would have been no Sultan of Turkey these years past.
 Under the operations of the Cor ma bill, as insisted upon by Senator brlce, the Ohlo nocks Of sheep have diminished in numbers 555,OO0 in one year and are steadily decreasing. They have lost in value more than two millions of dollars. And yet the Ohio farmers are told that the couu- try is prosperous under the German tariff. Why should the arraignment of the men who have grown rich out of the horrible convict lease system. by an investigating committee of the Georgia legislature, create a sensa- tion at the capital of that state9 The committee found out nothing new The facts have long been known, and yet the Georgia legisla- ture sent the king of the convict 1