Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

and other industries In China. The decree also provides that import duties at open ports shall not exceed two per cent. This is decidedly a Japanese grab. andlss the European | governments are silent so far, 1t IS very hard to predict what will hap ] pen inside of the next ten days. lt is scarcely possible that Russia w'il allow au inferior power to handicap
 her pet scheme of a port in South
 ern China. Russia has declared
 more than once that she will not
 allow Japan to acquire territory on
 the Chinese mainland IL would not
 be pohtie for the great powers to
 allow a permanent occupation ol
 the Chinese territory by'Japan, as
 sooner or later 1t would be the cause
 Of a general war.
 The letter of President Cleveland
 to the Chicago gold bugs who in-
 vited him to that city for the Pur-
 pose of commencing a campaign against the sllveutes, havors very
 much of Wall street. There is cer-
 tainly nothing original in it's utter
 anees. IL is entirely characteristic
 of C eveland, filled with egotism
 and as full of platitudes as ! all of his literary produc
 tions. It was through the In-
 iuence of Wall street that Mir. 1 Cleveland received his nomination.
 When such men as Russell Sage
 interest themselves in the nomiua-
 ton of man for the presidency ot
 the United States, no matter to
 what party he may belong, there
 must surely bs something in the wind. His election was a mistake that has cost the country millions of dollars. Mr. Cleveland, in siding with the gold bugs, refers to them
 as the champions of honest money
 assuming with characteristic ego 1 tism that all honesty aud hnancia . intelligence is concentrated in hu - cranium. In his letter of regret t' 8 the Chicago gold bugs, Mir. Cleye s land does not lose sight of the fac - that the movement in favor of silve $ is too strong to be ignored. Amer > can credit, during his admin l. istrstion, has sustained a seven Is shock that it will take years of goo' 's honest government to recover Iron r. In the interest of his friends--if no $ of himself, he made bargain fo l- the sale of the bonds, which eve 'e the democratic papers repudiate 'e and denounced. It IS evident to al D. that the gold bugs are becomin "a seriously alarmed when they al c. forced to call on their frien,
 Grover Cleveland, president of ti at United States, to help them out. " It is reported that Japan is aboc A to take hand in the Hawaiian que a ton. She will demand the right l, - suffrage for her subjects on ti 'u islands, who number over 2O.OOO. P is even hinted that fl her request as not granted that she will land trool ne and annex the islands. This countI H. cannot afford to allow Japan or al ne other country to take possession oi the Hawaiian group. They are eu military necessity to this goyer 'o' ment, and the sooner we show O hands and declare a protectorai ,n the better it will be for us. A fC
 eign war may be the outcome of { V vacilating policy of the present a
 ministration. Semi -barborous Japa a' flushed with victory, may take ne into her head to defy us, and wo ioe her own sweet will on Hawl a'' Owing to the present state of aifa ar our hands would be tied, and { th- only thing we could do would be
 oi protect American interests and sta ker idly by, while foreign power ou quired territory that rightfully ~ longs to us. No time should be | ave in declaring a protectorate O less Hawaii, and then, if Japan shoI hey be foolish enough to attack her, ,ain would teach her lesson that ugh could not very we'll forget fo city generation.
 ioeI The members of the New Y
 oi 400 since the death of their b was priest, Ward MeAllister, are c 'lty, ducting themselves in manner | ne is most disgusting to the deC wal people of the community. Dive the seems to be the fad just now, no trlp than ten divorces having been ter tained by the members of that ara iu the past four months, and a m most disgusting part of it all is here indecent haste in which the nc hlie. made grass widow takes to herst 'oeo second, and in. some cases, | ting husband. Only a short time pods Mrs. "Willes" Vanderbilt secure
 the divorce on very fimsy grounds. hem is now reported that she was mar 'itn- to O. H. Perry Belmont lone of
 list 4OO) in London few days ago. der "
 incl Small Fox Epidemic in Nogales' '-day A rumor reached the city ye gov day that small pox in an unIsU
 L:it | ,irulant form had broken Ou