Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
J.c.N IN, Editor and Prcprieror

JIG. M IN, Editor and Prepriefor Now let the dudes howl! The patent leather manufacturers have organized a trust.
 When that new law defining mur der gets action on thirteen or more murderers in the territory, the par doning machine won't be in it.
 Nobody can accuse the Jersey preacher who has hymns sung in his church by photograph with not being up-to date. An ex-governor of Arkansas went crazy over the money question. He is not the only man in the country who is crazy on the subject.
 Having started the democrats of the House to pulling each others hair, Jerry Simpson put his hand in his pockets and assumed the atti- tude of an innocent spectator.
 We believe that seven-tenths of the republican party favors curtail- ing the extensions of the civil ser- vice rules made by NIT. Cleveland to keep democrats in responsible posi- tions.
 Tom Molloy has resigned as city editor of the Phenix Gazette. Thomas is a candidate for city mar shal on the republican ticket, and he could not consistently boom the democratic candidate to the satis- faction of the Gazette proprietors The sublime impotence of NIT. Grover Cleveland in attempting 10 rebuke the republicans for settling the tariff question before taking up financial legislation has seldom been seen.
 President Mckinley goes about among the people in a manner which shows his belief that he IS one of them now just as much as ne was before his election to the ehiei magistrscy, and he is making hosts of new friends thereby.
 The charge against Joe Blackburn O sever having originated an idea,
 be withdrawn now that he
 oiuced grand jury indict
 his campaign against t.. of republican Senator b, lucky legislature.
 torial agony in Kentucky has last, by the election oI Deb. final ballot was takeI on Y s6ay. April 2S, resulting as f Deboe, 7l; Blackburn 50; A dn F; Stone, l. The elee ton was followed by great demon stration on the part of the specta tors.
 Greece wants to form a republic Before changing their form of gov erumenG, the Greeks should presen aunited front. and drive the inyad ing army of the Turks from thei borders. If they succeed m llekln: the Turks, there will be ample tim afterwards to start their republic.
 Without doubt Bisbee is toda the best mining camp in Arizon' and probably one of the best in tn West" says the New York World Jerome will be put up against an mining camp in the world, If il merits are to be judged by the yalu of its outpus of mineral compare to the number of men employed.
 An Ohio millionaire heiress, Mis Elizabeth Mast, was married las night at Springfield, Ohio, to newspaper man, Francis B. Loomi Miss Mast has set noble exampl to American millionaire girls b uniting her fortune to the fortune and talents of a newspaper maj Even a poverty stricken newspape man IS a thousand points ahead of penniless scion of nobility.
 It will be time enough for Il gold democrats to begin to advi the republican administration ar Congress when they are asked to ( 60. The republican party has up this time given the country abor the best Legislation it has ever hs without any outside advice, al there isn't the slightest doubt of ability to continue to do so in Il future.
 Replies from 4.l60 grain deale and millers to c. A. King & C. Toledo, Ohio, indicate more tn; usual winter wheat killing and a other short crop of winter whe; Illinois looks the worst and indie U6I point to one-fourth averai crao, issouri less than two-thiro Onn 15 Michigan nearly an ave a.e. .as uncertain; about on 6fta Kansas winter aeresl was
 W, 5e that an investigati, woul that school teachers a about poorest paid class work,I the United States, al the fac not at all creditable. O of then. Prof. J. D. Dsnnison, Hsledon, \. twas oecently driy' by poverty, at the age of 73, to c his throat. No rersons are mo