Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-04-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The battle ship Iowa was launched at Philadelphia on Saturday.

NIT. Cleveland seems a little shy about announcing his opposition to Cuban belligerency.
 Bismarck was born on April l, which shows how ridiculous it is to call it ~Atl Fools Day"
 Even as sturdy a fighter as pr, Talmage had to acknowledge com plete defeat when he ran up against the grip.
 There has been such a rapid de- maud for California olives, that there will be 100000 olive trees planted in that state this year.
 Senator Mills, of Texas, announced very vehemently the other day that he considered the Monroe doctrine the law of God.
 The Gould boys may no; be as smart as their father was, in some respects, but they inherited the old mans tax escaping faculties.
 Dime museum managers should at once engage that solitary Olney delegate from the District of ColuIn- bia before he changes his choice.
 The country regained a portion of its lost prosperity as soon as a repub- lican Congress was elected. The rest wilt return when 8 republican president is ele,ted. Congress has passed bill amend ing the law prescribing the dea, h penalty for Indians convicted of rape, and leaving the punishment discretionary with the court.
 If the X rays come into general use, frame houses will lose cast. Edison finds no difficulty in photo graphing through blanks.
 Miss Clara Barton didn't fail O get everything she wanted from the Sultan. That is one of the ruling characteristics of American women.
 There is key which will unlock the Cuban deadlock between con- gress and the president, but it seems to have been temporarily wisplace'.
 The fool friend of the candidate is again talking. wherever he can get a reporters ear. He is by uo means monopolized by any one candidate.
 South Dakota has joined the Me KInley column. It begins to look as though Dick Keren's Predicti D would come true and that Mckinley will be nominated by exclamation.
 Mir. Cleveland is said to be an- noyed because the Senate has vir;u- ally asked him to define his position towards Cuba.
 It is estimated that the Rain, bill recently passed by the New York legislature will close over 5000 of the worst saloons in New York.
 Newspaper enterprise is neces sarily limited in Turkey. where the Sultan compelled the editors to an. nognce the assassination of the president of France as a death from aPoPlexy.
 The only fun the democrats car get out of the ante-nomination cam paign is by discussing the probable republican nominee; It doesn't mat ter about their own, and most O them know it.
 A Belgium judge goes up head oi the ermine class. He discharged a prince who was proven to have been guilty of several prisonable crime: on the ground that he was suffaring from hereditary degeneracy and without penal responsibility"
 That licking the natives gave the Italians has brought about a trin. porsry peace in Abyssiuia. Good thrashings have had a similar effect before, both on nations and on indi. viduals.
 It looks as though England Va: trying to bulldoze President Kreug CT, of the Transvsal republic. Ii seems equally apparent that MT Kreuger is not disposed to be bull. dozed.
 The Prince of Wales would doubt less change the proverb. He who waits for dead mems shoes will gC bare footed" into He who waits foI a dead woman's crown will go bare headed"
 It was in keeping with the policy of the Cleveland administration that we should learn through the London News that England had submitted proposals to arbitrste the Nenezue- Ian matter.
 The latest democratic excuse for the unsatisfactory business cond tion Of the country, IS to charge il to jingoism. The voters Know what is responsible, and they will make sure that punishment is meted out next November.
 The demand for the renewal oI the reciprocity treaties, made by the late James q. Blaine, and wiped out by democratic legislation, is gro wing stronger all the time. They Dot only benefited us materially, bu: they added to our national prestige
 or course, the republicans will