Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

not count foR much and it may be tha he is innocent of undue weight in shi later instance.
 THE Salvation Army Colony settle
 ment will in all probability be made il
 the valley of the Arkansas and will in
 clude 5000 acres of land Go begin with
 Some body should have made an at
 tempt to place that settlement in tht
 Salt River valley, where the matter oi
 good health puts the Arkansas vsIley
 far behind, to say nothing of our greater productive ability and greater eGse oi living.
 SENATOR TELLER, who opposed the
 nomination of Judge Heyt, the Mo- 1 Kinley nominee for Judge Of the Su-
 preme court in Colorado, has hopped | and by the tone of ths Denver papers l he has another occasion for fearful exit. this time from his association with l Teller don't seem to know exactly where he lis 'at' politicslly-but he does know he sees the hand writing on the wall of destiny and is undoubtedly getting his political sffsirs in shape to let himself down easy and continue to hang onto the Senatorial toga.
 RECENTLY an attachment was levied on a gentlemen's trunk in this city and the trunk and contents sold under the attachment. Ia the trunk was found | lot of letters, private correspondence, which were presumed 50 have changed ownership with the trunk and the sub stance of the contents of some of these private letters were made public, though DoHe proved to be injurious to the gentleman whose property they really were. The point is, does the law permit the private interests oe any man to be thus jeoparizsd? If it does would such lsV stand under the scrutiny of s;legsl tribunal? Does is not oontFavene some of the special personal rights of an AmeFicsl citizen?
 SECRETARY ALGER Is determined to find out ss much se possible about the condition of things in the Kiondike re- gior, in order to be able to oarFy out his project ok sending food into that region, if is becomes necessary to prevent suffering among the numerous Ameri- expense but in the name Of the Govern mant of the United States. As step ing with MT. Joseph Lsdue, Of Dawson City, gentleman lately from the Klon- dike and who hss mining interests there. Arrangements have been com pleteo fog sending company Of U. s. soldiers to Ss. Michael, Aiasks, for the purpose of maintaining order and pro- tecting property at that point.
 THE free trade press regards it, or tries to mske it appear to the public thsb 1t so regards the matter, that the compelling Of foreign mGnufactu rere, who have esss blished a market in this country for their wares, to start faotor- ies over here or lose theiR American trade. is misfortune. but # does not so appear to she sensible people, whether shey are Republicans OF not. It ie clear enough that every establishment em- ployiug labor started snd maintained in the United States must necessarily sdd to the prosperity of our people, and while increased prosperity for the peo- pie may be 8 misfortune for the pro fessional calamity howlsre among the Democratic and PopuIiss politicians, 1t will certainly not be so regarded by those who ges additional work end be- come shRrers in the increased pros- psFity. If every thing consumed OF uaed in the United States could be made by our own ciaizsns, it would be one of she very best things that could happen So the country. It was largely 1 because we boue hs so much stuff ot for aigu prod uction, brought in under the l low rates of the Democratic tariff, that we had such long period of business and industrial depressis&