Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-13
Denver is in gala attire, with 40,- GOO pc Dple attending her jubilee.

r. E. Studebaker, one of the we'll known family of wagon makers, died on Saturday at Alma, Michi- gan.
 4 steamship, which has just ar rived at Victoria from Australia, brought over 1000 gold seekers en route to Klondyke.
 Senator Morgan addressed large ! crowd of Hawaiians on the subject l of annexation, at Honolulu Septem- Der 30
 Nebraska has a state election in November, and considerable interest IS manifest over the outcome. The contest in Ohio bids fair to be ex- ceedIngly lively.
 Japan's Imperial Diet has made an appropriation to send a special commission to the United States for the purpose of establishing bazaars in .he principal citiss and teaching Americans how to make and drink Japan tea.
 Murderer EbSnks, of San Diego California, has had hIs case taken to the supreme court of the United States. Hs was to have been hanged  yesterday. California murdereIs have found an easy way of deEerring the execution of the death sentence for time at least, by appeal to the supreme court of the United States
 Now comes the report that Buckley O'Neill IS in training, preparatory to becoming the demo.-pop. eandi- date for delegate to congress next year. Buckey's performances are in line with the report. Democratic aspirants for Mark Smiths place
 would better watch him. He has a full year in which to fix things, aud
 he lis a devilish sly" individual
 Republican.
 An examination was made of some
 electric belts sold by street fakir
 at Ottawa. It was found that b,
 heath a strip of gauge was a layer
 of mustard; when the patient per
 spired little of the mustard was
 moistened and it set up a burning
 sensation, and the deluded victim
 believed a current of electricity was
 passing through him.-Gazette. II
 would seem from this that many r
 & A. c. people who are so warmed
 up have similar attachments around
 their anatomy. Has any fakir beer working on this community of late
 It looks suspicious, from the above
 An official statement has beer issued, showing the number of mel
 and the quality of the munitions o
 war sent to Cuba and the Phillip pine Islands during the iusurrec- tions now in progress in those guar
 ters. Between November, 1895, anC 1. May, 1897, the Spanish government sent to Cuba lSl,73s soldiers, 6,26l
 officers, of whom forty were geuer
 als, 2l2,542 guns. 32O,4 Kilograms , , of powder, 92,OS7,67O cartridges
 16,7l2 swords, 9l cannon and l29.50.
 shells. Since the outbreak of tn, ! present revolution in the Phillip 70 pines, the government has sent 27, { 760 soldiers, SSl officers, of whom l nine were generals, 43,100 guns, 2 9 cannon, 24,9l0 kilometers of pow - ders, 2l,726,5S5 cartridges and 50, s 60i shells.
 An exchange very truthfully re l marks that the United States doe
 not want war. But it is not afrait s of war. The English editors of to @ day certainly have not read th t history of their own country, as the. .- are always talking about the weak s ness of the United States. If thi 0 be so, how weak is Great Britain d It has tried conclusion with tn d United States, once when the popu y lation was one-twentieth of what
 is now, and once when it was one t sixth, and on each occasion Uncl l. Sam came out on top. But JOh V Bull is playing a game of bluff an d brag while he is trying to stea c something. He is still trying fo r the gold fields of Venezuela. He l 9 looking with wistful eyes upon tn $ Nicaragua canal and the Panam @ route. But the old fellow will kee h hands off when Uncle Sans say l. "stopw
 General Nelson A. Miles, in a rC o cent London interview, when aske ' if the United States army was abl e to cope with a European powe replied: "ln any population il u estimated that one man out of Gv e is cable of bearing arms. Tha Il would give the United States a u army of 100000. Our people ar Is strong physically and generally in telligent and we'll informed. Beside -' that, each citizen is a sovereign an
 personally interested in the welfar n of his government, and serves volun r tarily without being forced into SCI n vice by military despotism. w a have many thousands of men stil e living who have seen more war n participated in more battles thal d any man in Europe. But 1t is quit 3, another thing to equip an arm. , l. l- .l.