Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-11
ARIZONA JOuRNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY......DEC. II, 1895
Haywards. the Minneapolis mur-


 Grand juries are all righ, when they do their duty like the Maricopa body did.
 "Czar" Reed is in the saddle again in Washington, and he rides along smoothly.
 Governor Oates, of Alabama, IS the latest democrat to decline being chased as a cuckoo.
 Probably the most dangerous sen timent that can be felt by party leader is that of revenge.
 Mr. Reed didn't need to shave of his mustache to show that he car ries e stiff upper lip.
 Mir. Reed has given up his mus tache, but his backbone is still m bushes at the old stand.
 Let's see; did the Spanish minister say that the Cuban revolt would be put down before Congress met?
 The grand jury report of Mari eopa county looks as if a pr. Park hurst had had a hand in the game. Finding himself neglected by the Washington newspaper men, Secre- tary Morton has gone on a talking tour.
 Mr. Cleveland declined to accept Senator Chandler's suggestion for he annihilation of the railroad pool.
 Congress is in session and tele- graphic reports say that the assess ment law on mining work is again to bs suspended.
 Belgium refuses to give up an American thief who stole S2OO, 900. Some people know a good thing when they see it.
 New York may not send Hon Theodore Roosevelt to the United States Senate, but a worse Senator might easily be found.
 Some few Indians are on the war path again in Southern Arizona. Statehood is also liable to break out again in consequence.
 About the only commodity lack ing in Phenix municipal and county doings nowadays is full fedged Tamnany organization.
 If Mir. Corbett is desirious of or ganizing a company Of "ex's," be should not overlook the democratic side of the U. s. Senate.
 Large bodies move slowly. That may account for MT. Cleveland silence on the third term questions he hasn't got around to it yet.
 It is, after all, good thing for him. that Mir. Cleveland cannot see his administration as others see 1t. He might do something rash.
 Mir. Reed may have shaved his mustache of because of the grow ing tendency of the caricaturists to make him look like Mir. Cleveland.
 It must occur to Grover that he has fallen from his high pedestal, as he notes the advertising use he Is being put by Mir. Bennett's Herald New Jersey has a veritable fire eater in the person of four-year- old girl, who filled her mouth with red hot coals from an open fire the other day.
 Instead of the administration pushing Speaker Crisp and the other free silver democrats of the House, it may find itself being pushed by them.
 The change in the aspect of Turk ish affairs indicates that England made better bargain with the Sul- tan than could have been secured from the great powers of Europe.
 The Denver Times sizes up the presidents message very correctly when it ssys-"It was good New York message, but the rest of the country wasn't in it.
 Why should anybody be surprised tO know that a majority of the re- vublicsn members of the New York legislature stand by the platform that was adopted by the State con- Ventioni
 The boomers of the re organized Panama Canal Go. might have had an inkling of the adverse nature of the government commissions report on the Nicaragua canal.
 Men in a position to know, esti mate that the output of bicycles for the season of '96 will reach million in number. May be the democrats will use wheels for their excursion up Salt river.
 The announcement that our pc troleum supply is failing excites the suspicion that the Standard Oil Co., is preparing to do little squeezing a la the leather and other trusts.
 Maricopa county supervisors who inspected the North and South road after its completion in Maricopa county, charged the taxpayers Sl44 for the fun, and now the grand jury is roaring loud and viciously over it.
 That Spanish royal decree mak- ing American syndicates engaged in working Cuban mines free from tax ation for twenty years would have