Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 22, 1896

Senator hll isn one or the ueiho cratic leaders in the Senate; h hasn't any followers % lead.
 Kaiser Willie aud Grandma Vie tOria won't fight after all. |. wa swfully naughty, though, in tb' young man to make faces at hi grsndma-
 Queen Victoria Is likely to b, even more worried over the prob ability ot war with Germany thar she was about a scrap with Uncl, Sam.
 After all, MT. Bsyard ought not tC be blamed if he decides to resId, permanently in England aher ht retires from office. He has lost the few friends be had in the United States.
 The amendments to the pension laws, which the House committee Ou pensions has incorporated in the regular pension appropriation bill are in line of common sense and oi justice.
 The Transvaal business, the Turk ish atrocities and the Venezuelan question, have all settled down to talk, talk, talk, and they promise to outdo Corbett and Fitzsimmons in a jaw wagging, ink singing can p$gn.
 Big guns are engaged in the Utah senatorial fight, there being no less than three Cannons in it. Frank J. Cannon and George .. Cannon are both candidates for the United States senate while George NJ. Cannon is president of the State Senate.
 The people should subscribe for that entire bond issue, ii for no other reason than to rebuke MT. Cleveland for his expressed lack of confidence in them. He Is credited with having said that these bonds will have to be sold to the bankers because the people will not buy them. He should be convinced to the contrary.
 Here's little object lesson show ing the difference between republi- can and democratic administration of national finances: The negOtia- ton of the bods representing the great war debt of S2.5O0,O00,OOO cost about S5,5OO,0OO, while the Cleveland administration allowed a syndicate to make over SlO,OOO,OO0 on au issue of S62y0O0,O0O in bonds.
 \ justice of the peace of Watson vile, California, has just decided that a man is entitled to rest where ever night overtakes him, and if he enters a barn, out house, shed or shop, even without permission, with the intention of occupying it for one night, it does not constitute Ysgrancy. The wise men of the world are not all dead vet, and Watsonville is fortunate in the pos session of one of them for J. F
 Those Turkish atrocities would bring blush of shame to the cheek of an Apache Indian, the most blood thirsty tribe of Indians known. It does seem very singular that the civilized powers of the world will stand idly by while hu- man beings are being slaughtered by the thousands, without any one of them raising a hand to protect the helpless Armenian from the murderOus vengeance of the Turk. The government of the Sultan should be wiped of the face of the earth.
 Opinion in England has changed very radically within the past few weeks. The London News, in re cent editorial, strongly condemns the Chartered Company, but admits that Euglishmen are pleased to testify in any way to their regard for America. Therefore" 1t says, i've are glad of MT. Cham berlain's response to Ambsssa- dor Bayard, Arguing in a similar strain, the Times says: 1t may be disagreeable to reopen negotiations with Venezuela, but surely we are willing to make a sentimental sacri- 6ce in order to retain the friendship . of the United States
 The Phenix Gazette, speaking of the custom of citizens of one local ity decrying other portions of the territory, very aptly remarks: One thing, however, the man who all the time is scrapping at the next town trAnscribes a narrow sphere within which be imprisOns himself. All of Arizona is good, and this paper, for one, will stand by the whole terri tory, to the detriment of no particu- lar section. This principal does not prevent one from having home pride aud patriotic devotion to his home town, but certainly no one has ever raised himself in the estimation of any one by abusing his neighbors."
 Without mentioning any names the PheRix Herald gives its con temporary the Republican the fol- lowing notice: "A snarler who is looking for an excuse to attack