Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-01
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. l. 1895

~A9 rNS" AC1a " NSSta~o tiou
 Great Britaiu's belief in arbitrs- ton will soon be strong enough 10 stand alone again.
 Governor Budd, of California, has vice presidential bee buzzing in hs bonnet. He might as we'll sn her the thing now.
 Esere are people who in addlti, n to damsnding the right to do their oHa thinking insist also upon doing ths.r neighboFs thinking.
 Some men know when they set enough, even of good thing, but Mr Cleveland isn't one of them. He's going hunting again.
 The people of the United States love peace. but that doesn't indicate that they will stand any bullying from England or any other county.
 The Italian Prime Minister must bs 8 lover of jokes, if 1t be true
 he has offered to mediate be-
 Crest Britain aud the UnitC d -taL
 teEn papers are accusing Gen.
 files of doing to much taking
 le Venezuelan question. The general is a good single handed tAlksr though.
 It is estimated that not less than &20,OO.00O worth of chewing gum is produced annually in the United States, most of the product being consumed here.
 If the Mississippi legislature knows how to appreciate a good jose it will send Private" John A..el to the Senate, where funny maa is very much needed.
 The democratic party already has two national headquarters at Wash instoR-the gold wing under com mad of AT. Cleveland at the White Eouse, ana the Silver Wing under o0n-land of Senator Harris, at . rented house on Capitol Hill
 A Washington telegram says: An order issued by the Secretary of War which reminded army officers that 1t IS extremely imPolitie to publicly discuss the possibilities of war iS construed by the friends of Maj Gea. Niles as a round about thrust a. nat officer.
 S'Lne people are still using stoves ss forage rooms, but the Georgia msl who packed a lot of cartridges ID a stove won't do it any more; at least, not in the same stove. His vie will have to get along the rest of ler life with one eye; she built g hrt in the stove.
 eOrge W. SmAlley, who lived in En 7lsnd long enough to lose all his An sricanism, writes to the London TlJ g that the "beSt Americans" do not approve of the present attitude of he administration and Congress tow lrds England. We don't know who the "best Americans" are, but we do know if they represent the opponents of Americas stand up policy, they are too few in number to be seriously considered.
 A San Francisco street car was held up Christmas night, by four masked men, and two men were robbed of 5000, the proceeds of the day, ct the Pacific Coast Jockey clubs race track. The men having
 0dy of the money were both
 one through the leg and the
 through the arm. A police
 who was awakened by the firing
 'ed on the scene in time to re-
 ss bullet in the leg also.
 1e report comes from Washing tou that the Russian government h 4s offered to lend the United States any amount of gold up to $4O0OOO,- o)) One-half of its total possession @. his specie, in order to maintain the credit of this country against Ibs assaults from the great money P- FerS of the other European na- t.o-s. Upon learning of this tender, % e stated that the ROthschild's, thrDugh MeSsrs. Belmont & Morgan, hsFs made overtures to let the -- ted States have any amount Of Ee I needed
 Ssutiment in Germany, at hrSt 's7,rsble to England, lin the Venzue- Ian matter is said to be rapidly chsnging in favor of the United s-sses. Several diplomatic attempts lave been made by Great Brit,In during the past week to get Ger nsly to join in 8 movement looking to combined European diplomatic acton opposed to the latest applica- 'san of the Monroe doctrine. These rts have thus fer met with non ralmittsl answers. and, unless things ssE Ime . much more serious aspect. Se many it is said will keep officially s.7of from the whole question.
 he republicans have come to the r= et Of President Cleveland, and
 Irsday the House responded to