Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-19
RIZ0NAJ0URNAL-MINER
JIG. MARTIN. Editor and PrOprieror

the experiment. of keeping quiet awhile.
 An Armistice between Turkey and Greece it is reported has been con- cluded.
 Spring may now be considered fairly open. Grover went fishing the other day
 Over ten million dollars in gold have been shipped to Europe dur ing the past few days.
 Any tariff bill must necessarily be better than the one tho country Is now staggering under.
 No section of the country is slight. ing President Mckinley by neglect ing 10 invite him to visit it.
 The majority of the House are showing the country that they have themselves we'll in hand, and are not to be stsmpeded.
 II the Japanese have the wisdom they are credited with, they will not provoke Uncle Sam by any monkey iug with Hawaii.
 The success of the Turkish sol diers may encourage the Sultan to last too gay in his dealings with his slnss he great European powers.
 G cmen who are yelling them selv arse over their objections to f bill would save their brea aiting until that measure is competed.
 Large shipments of gold continue to be made from New York, tie aggregate during the past week CT ten days amounting to Sll,000,000.
 New Workers havn't seen the air ship, but a reporter says he saw it raining snakes iu the street last Sunday.
 May be it pays that bicycle firm to pay for inserting in the papers letters signed Robert Fitzsim- mons," praising their wheel. but we have our doubts.
 The House, by vote of loo to 39 has refused to concur in the Senate amendment to revoke President Cleveland's order as to forest reser- Vations.
 MT. Bayard's anxiety to bring over those Msyfower documents prob ably arose from the hope that they might secure him some sort of a public reception in Boston.
 A bill is pending in the United States Senate making 1t misde- meanor, punishable by fine or i'm prisonment, for an alleged patent attorney to offer prizes or medals to his correspondents.
 Stephen k. Mallory has been elected United States Senator from Florida. The vote was: Mallory, 5S; Chipley, A; Call, l. Chipley led after the roll call, but changing of votes gave the election 10 Mallory.
 The supply of doctors promises to keep up to the full demand. One hundred and seventy-fve new ones were graduated from old Jefferson medical college, at Philadelphia on Friday, May l4.
 When Mrs. Lease declared that Oklahoma cloud burst to have been a visitation of Providence, she was probably only trying to set even for having been so often called tue same thing herself.
 We'll. We have had some strikes in this country, but the strike of the grave diggers m France, reported recently by cable, is little ahead oi anything in that line we have had.
 Pr indications are that many demo will be disappointed in theit "A. asions of holding on to fat ofi,es Uy reason of Mir. Cleve- lands partisan extensions of the civil service rules.
 Congressman Corliss, of Michi- gan, left nobody in doubt of his position when he declared the pres sut civil service law 10 be ga most obnoxious and arbitrary restriction of human liberty.
 Kaiser Billy" has adopted the circular method of letting his sub jects know that he wants a better and bigger navy. Even an Emperor ought 10 have known that news paper advertising is away ahead of circulars.
 Turkey thinks she has shown to the powers that she is no slouch of 6 country, and the Sultan is inclined to be somewhat defiant in his tone. Be thinks he Is able to take care of himself without any outside aid, and also to enforce any demands he may make. The powers have served notice on the Sultan that they will not permit Greece to be crushed.
 It now trsuspires that Jos. B. Doe, who was assistant secretary of war under the Cleveland admins tration, had difficulty in distin- gushing the difference between government property aud his owB,
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