Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-31

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 It is too hot in Southern Arizona to even breathe statehood nowa- days.
 Mir. Cleveland's marital letters arc far moro creditable to him than his political letters.
 Those who do nothing to make talk are seldom talked about. The thin-skinned should not forget this,
 Budd, of California, is blooming for the vice presidency among tho democratic rose buds of the Coast.
 The Chinese are playing even on their human ills by slaying the mis- sionary element throughout tho em- pire.
 X convention of farmers and fruit growers of Arizona is to be held in Phenix some time during Septem- Der.
 There is one thing to be said in favor of the balloon route to the North pole. No relief parties will be needed.
 Senator Hill and Secretary Carlisle were in New York the other day at the same time, but somehow they neglected to call on each other.
 The Bannock Indian war is liven ing up. When the San Carlos boys hear of this, look out for an old time Apache yell.
 Governor Hughes will not take up the Tucson tin soldier mutiny for some time. He should turn the business over to Johnny, his son, and his gun.
 The Defender seems to have been properly named. Barring accidents, her trial has made it certain that the cup will not be taken to Eng and this year.
 Another American bride for a titled Englishman. Miss Whitney, the daughter of the ex-secretary. is to wed Almerat Paget, of Minnea- polls.
 Tbe miners of Massilon. Ohio. are anxious to be peons the rest of their lives. fl guaranteed support, and SC have informed the mayor of that city.
 The gold bug sentiment of the east ;s now humorously displayed as Is votes for gold to 1 for silver Reverse this system in the west. and l it is a case of "hoss and hoss.'
 Senator White. of California, says that he is out for free silver. From his conduct in the last sess'on, it looks as if he wanted the dough, but got a big bun instead.
 The Arizona board of control has fallen under the axe of the gang Can Arizona glide along peacefully for a week without its official com plexion being smrched with mud!
 Los Angeles has a very lively 1 Chatauqua society, and at a recent big meeting some surprisingly strong language was used agalnst intem- perance that shows a keen familiarity with the subject assailed.
 Buying railroads and democratic legislatures are the specialties of the gentleman who is more at home in New York than in Ohio, yet who partly represents the latter state in the |. s. Senate.
 Up to date Hon. Theodore Roose- welt seems to be several points ahead in the fight that Senator Hill forced upon him by his sneers at his at tempts to enforce the excise laws made by the creatures of Hill.
 Attorneys now claim that Judge Ross had no jurisdiction in the celebrated decision against the Wright law in California, and that his judgment will not stand in the supreme court, as a consequence.
 Senator German has little diff culty in controlling the democratic machine in Maryland, but the voters may decide that this is a good year to elect a republican governor; that would break Germans hold.
 The attorney general of Texas made his grand stand bluff against the Corbett- tt-Fitzsimmon5 fight with the coolness of a Texas poker pl. yer. It will probably get larger rake off " for the sheriff.
 \ narrow minded and contracted customer in Utah sized up Sl0 sil- yer certificate for some moments be- fore he became fully aware of its real value. The white metal Is hay ing a hard road to travel, truly.
 The tendency of the financial times east of the Mississippi point to, in this gold bug era of plenty, that another big batch of bonds is about to be issued Single standard IS driving the nation and the people of it down the narrow road of pov- erty at a rapid gait.
 Even as enterprising q newspaper as the New York Herald is some times a little slow. For instance, it had a big double headline the other day, Wall Street Needs Reform" Every man, woman and child has known of that need for long time.
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