Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-17

 bery; of newspaper to talk sense. Ohio democrats in the forthcom- ing legislature propose to inaugu- rate a Bushnell boom with the avowed intention of downing Mark Hanna for the United States senate. Indications are that Mark is practic- ally sure of election.
 Spain insists that it don't want to be spanked by Uncle Sam. We'll, Uncle Sam is good natured old chap, but he always insists on fair play, and that is just what Cuba must have if Uncle Sam withholds his hand.
 The visit of Canadian officials to the United States is said to be for the especial purpose of disposing of all questions of controversy between the two countries. It will have au important bearing on the Behring sea question, the Rlondike, and reel Procity between Canada and the United States.
 IT 1t amuses the other fellows to imagine republican revolt against the caucus nominee for Senator of the republicans of the Ohio legisla- ture, Senator Hanna would be the last man to object to their doing so. NIT. Hanna will receive the caucus nomination for Senator, and he will be elected.
 The sending of Dr. George H, Hepworth to Armenia by the New York Herald to make a truthful re- port on affairs in that country, is of more importance than many of the expeditions sent out by big news papers. Dr. Hepworth is an able man, and there is likely to be some thing more in his letters than adver- Using for his paper. He will tell the truth, and that is what is wanted.
 The business failures in the fourth week in October, 1897, were less than in any corresponding week since the  days of republican prosperity under President Harrison. They numbered in the fourth week of October, 1897 2lS, while in the corresponding week of 1896 they were 2i6; 1895, 299 1891, 253; 1893, 353. Yet. in that very same week, ex-Candidate w. J Bryan was throwing up hIs hal among the country people of Ohio announcing with apparent delight that the business failures of the first six months of the Mckinley administration were more numerous than the corresponding months oI the preceding year.
 The F. C. this morning throws bouquets at itself, in it's self adula, ton, and about the only good thing that this section has, that it did not secure, according to it's story, is Thumb Butte and Goose Flat. Senor Jos. Canelejas, editor of Fl Heraldo, of Madrid, has arrived at Washington, D. C., and on account of his intimacy with Premier Sa- 1 gasta, of the new liberal regime, his opinion of the Cuban difficulty and it's settlement is considered of signi. fcant importance. In an interview he is quoted as saying: "The feeling there is one of expectancy" said he in good English, but marked Span ish accent. But there is little or no feeling existing that a serious crisis will present itself between the United States and Spain, and there is no thought in we'll informed cir cles that extreme measures, or a resort to war, will result. On the contrary, the action of the Spanish government has given every hope oi q continuance of the most friendly relations with the United States and satisfactory conclusion of the Cuban conflict. A complete change of policy has resulted from the accession of the liberal ministry and the aggressive policy executed by Gen. Weyler is now succeeded by the more conciliatorv methods oI that peaceful soldier, Gen. Blanco As to the autonomy which Spair now offers to Cuba, it is autonomy of the genuine character, and it i: rendered in the strictest good faith believing that it affords tho surest guaranty of restoring peace to Cuba and giving prosperity to the island In all internal affairs the autonomy now afforded will give the Cuban people entire freedom in shaping their own affairs. With such a policy in view, and Gen. Blanco to put il into execution, there is every assur, ance that Spain will do all in hel power to restore peace and pros perity in Cuba. Moreover, we look with confidence on the success oI that policy. We are naturally de- sirous that our friends in the United States should recognize the complete change of policy which has occurred and should co operate with us in having it bring the beneficial results we look for"
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