Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
ARIZONA JOURNAL-NTNER
Is, 1895

o-er the Cathode rays.
 WauteG-A Moses, experienced in leading disorganized torces. Apply to the democratic party.
 General debility is now in supreme control of the democratic party, and general defeat is awaiting it.
 Congress has carried NIT. Cleve- .4ud ta he Cuba trough, but wheth- CT it can make him drink is Vel 10 be decided.
 South Carolina has just figured up her profits on her saloon busi- ness of 1895 and finds that it amounts to SS6O 372.
 IT those Spanish students con tinue to burn up American flags 1t is likely to cause rise in the price of bunting.
 By the fire ir the Pope Manu- featuring company's building in Boston on Thursday l,70O new bi- cycles were burned up.
 By putting iu ples of non-res;- dence in New York the Gould family have saved themselves from paying several million dollars in taxes.
 4 lumber trust to cover the whole Pacific slope has been insugurated iu San Francisco and is to go into effect on Monday, March Is.
 Prof. Roentgen, the discoverer of the cathode rays, has just had the title of baron conferred on him by Prince Ludwig, of Bavaria.
 Spain seems to be so worked up over the action of congress in re- gard to Cuba that she might play even by recognizing the belliger- eacy of the Kentucky legislature.
 Roswell P. Fowler has a barrel, and if be is properly approached would doubtless make a small bid for the democratic presidential nom iuatlon.
 Mckinley is O. K. on any ques- ton. He will not use his position as president to thwart the will of the people. If Congress passes a free coinage bill, be will approve 1t.
 The quickest and easiest way to solve the senatorial smash up in Kentucky is to call out all the dis tillaries in that state, aud turn thom loose. instead of the militia.
 Spanish students may yell death to the Yankees" until they are out of breath. but the Spanish govern ment will never have any occasion to set up Yankee burying ground.
 Since Prescott has taken the ini- tlatlve towards organizing a mining e1Change. several other towns in lhe southwest are agitating the ques- tIon also.
 A California murderer, who was once couFicted and sentenced 10 be hung. but who afterwards had his sentence commuted to life imprison- mept, and finally psrdoned, has just committed another double murde
 The man who says there are no wise democrats overlooks the gen tlemen who have declined to allow the use of their names as candidates for the democratic presidential nomination.
 There are only two things abso- lutely certain about the future career of NIT. Cleveland; he'll shoot some more ducks aud catch some more fish, if his life is spared.
 Nr Cleveland should have taken advantage of presiding over that big hone mission meeting to have directed the special attention of all the home missionaries to the demo cratic party.
 Mir Cleveland has bought duck ing grounds on the Potomac. Now if h. will only buy a ducking steamer. aud stop using Uncle Sans, he can go and spend the rest of his term in duck hunting without caus ing any tears anywhere.
 The telegram in yesterdays issue iR reference to the school land bill was misleading. The Senate com mittee decided not to recommend ,he passage of the bill over the veto of the president, but to recommend a 2ev bill to meet the objections of the president and the citizens of this territory.
 Senator Frye has introduced a bill for the establishment of de- Partment of the government to b. known Us the department of com merce and manufactures, the head of which is to be a member oi the presidents cabinet
 A Washington telegram says that it Is DO. improbable that the dis pate between Grea; Britain and Venezuala over the boundary gues- ton will be settled by President Cleveland and Lord Salisbury, with out the intervention of the Yene zuelan commission.
 The desirability of the presiden- ti3l nominations of the democratic a.i republican parties is fully shown hy tae attitude ot the prominent ] members of the two parties towards ! it. N democrat really wants the