Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY OCT Is, 1895

Senator Brice may be able to buy the presidency-of a railroad; that of the U. $. is out of his reach.
 Wonder if Dick Croker doesn't wish he had remained in England while longerl
 It seems that counterfeit money, as well as counterfeit political news s made in Indiana.
 Senator German never found hls job, bossing the Maryland demo crats, so hard as it is this year.
 The Cuban revolutionists want to borrow Sl0.OOO,OO0, and the best security they have to offer is Ameri- can sympathy.
 Joe Blackburn's daughter did we'll to marry before her papa put on mourning for the death of his politi- cal hopes, which he will do early next month.
 The Atlanta exposition is away down south, but the prices charged are away out of sight, unless some of the writers are grossly slander- ing the town and its business men.
 The money barrel has never taken the place of principles in re- publican national convention, and never will.
 Ex-Secretary Whitney has been given another proof that the road to the democratic nomination is lilly one.
 Ex-President Harrison has made more money in eighteen months law practice .han his salary as presi- dent amounted to for the same time.
 The sugar trust knows its own. Therefore Brice and German will not lack sugar" to conduct their cam paigns, even if they lack votes enough to win.
 4 fire, burglary and one attempt at suicide last night. Times are picking up wonderfully.
 Col. Stuart NJ. Taylor, once a very prominent citizen of San Francisco and we'll known all over the coast died recently at Paris.
 Richard Croker tolls not, neither does he spin, but he owns race horses worth fortune all the same.
 A dumping ground for Prescott should be secured at some con- venient place and the garbage should be burned.
 How much of the Sl0,0O0,OO0 made by the bond syndicate will be con- tributsd towards securing another nomination for MT. Cleveland?
 Mir. Cleveland is reported to have packed away his fishing lines. Per haps he will now find time to give a little attention to public affairs.
 Senator German made a failure most pronounced when he tried to bunco NIT. Cleveland or some mem- berof his cabinet into endorsing his ticket.
 Governor Clarke of Arkansas dis approves of the prize fight in his state and will do all in his power to prevent its coming off there.
 It is stated on good authority that Brazil, Venezuela and one or two other South American republics, will soon recognize the belligerency of the Cuban insurgents.
 If the leaders of the silver party cannot agree upon so small thing as location of headquarters, how can they expect harmonious action from the rank and file.
 Secretary Carlisle might have told MT. Cleveland some news about the crawfsh movement of the de mand for a third term, but did he?
 A New York man has discovered what he calls never failing cure for headache. It IS simply to walk backwards for a short time. It is certainly very simple and less dan gerous than many of the powders advertised for headache cure.
 MT. Whitney isn't devoting all his time to the race for the empty honor of the democratic presiden- tial nomination; he is one of the board of governors of New York's new turf club, which proposes to purify horse racing.
 At a recent convention of the Episcopal church at Minneapolis, the question of a change of name for the church came up for discus sion. The names suggested were the Holy Catholic church, the American Catholic church and the Anglo-Catholic church.
 Referring to a remark of one of the Rothschilds, who predicts that inside of five years the United States will be the most prosperous nation in the world, the Los Angeles Times says: The Democratic party will go out of power long before that time"
 The board of regents of the terri torial university at Tucson, has elected Professor Blake, of New