Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

IL 4c Acd4At toh HAQ that O oft- AN
 McCord does not reward with publi
 patronage thosa wbo malign an
 traduce him WI -ause.
 At Cardenas, L- ,e is 9 m
 a pound. condel K
 can, an6 -5.se l cea
 pound. )l. aol Nloc.
 isn't efie, a1.
 One o' tie priveoes 2 Teddy
 Tern 1 worth SI,oC> 01a n hi
 own sme. and bis fath,r vortl
 Sl0GO0,0O0, so that he .-a.Iy repse
 sents a fighting capital ot Sll,
 OO0OOO.
 Col. Harrison Gray Otis, the vete
 ran and able editor of the Los 40
 geles Times, has been appointed ;
 briga3ier general Of volunteers, and
 has been ordered to report to Gen
 Merritt for service in the Phillip.
 pine islands.
 Doubtless there IS lots of talS
 among the crowned heads about
 American occupancy of the Phillip
 pine islands, but none of them have
 dared to speak word of protest to
 Uncle Sam.
 IL does look as though an injuGe-
 ton would be asked for to restrain
 Governor McCord from securing any
 of that Algodones grsut for the
 university. There are some people who seem determined to throw every obstacle in his way of doing any thing for the bene6t of the terri tory.
 It seems that they were only walt> ing for Teddy's TerroIs to get ready 10 move, to give the order for the invasion of Cuba. They left San Antonio on Sunday and on Monday troops commenced to embark at Tampa for Cuba
 When a man doesn't wish to fight 1t is difficult 10 make him do so especially if he run faster than his opponent. The admiral command ing that Spanish fleet has so far been able to out run the fleets of Sampson and Schley. When they get him cornered, the finish of that fleet will be in sight.
 Henri Roehefort, French editor. and NJ. Gerault. ex-memher of the chamber of dePuti7z, fought a duel with swords last Friday. Blood l was drawn from the editors rcbJ 1. breast by a slight punetvre, and ! French honor was satisfied. A French duel wi-h sworis reminds | one 'erY much Of boys playing rar.
 There are sc-ra e9itors whose Perceptive ia are so dulled that thev nc, tinguish r-.wee4 e! cism of O. ..al act Ee-zo. .s. abuse of -jals. t c.ustru criticism demo .;.c 55r; cisi as abuse. 4z- abuse of publican ofic.Fi criticism
 Span complains that tt i.e5 States Is not earring on this var to civilized methods O. warfare. The killing of 500 Spanish and the wounding Of 7O0 more iu Manila bay, by Dewey aud his fleet, without the loss of a single man, does look a little like a massacre, [ but il was done in accordance with the rules of civilized warfare.
 The St. Petersburg Gazette of recent issue grew quite jubilsnt over he news that two panish war ships ] lad defeated five An sncan ones and expresses a strong hope that Spain will be the victor in the war. The jazette's jubilaiion was somewhat premature, as up 10 the present the 'psnish have ot gained even a sug- 6 ,estiOn of any victory. Some so called democratic papers eep up a persistent attempt to try C o make it appear that Commodore Q )ewey, al Manila, acted independ- U nt of orders. Of course the men P -ho write this sort of drivel know etter, but then there are a certain " lass of editors who think it is \ lrewd stroke of policy to try to J eceIve their readers. Dewey's iD- O ructious were prepared by Presi- t' ant McKiuiey himself They were VI srv brief. and never were instruc- V oEs carried out to the letter better N lsn those were by Commodore J. ewey. A The jelegraphic report just now ' 'ing served Co newspaper readers IL nsis.s mostly uf theoriziug by the C rresp"n3euJ-. Ou account of the u ret censorship placed over the ol ports sen. and tl- refusal of the a-ttu-t.l a-itt.s-. ..- riva ont ! al ythiaE il auvau-a. anG ou 4ecount VI a daar'l of Teal l.~- ,.- news ger ca-re@Po11.-is 4r. .-aaiuc as .es-e7 a what rfa 15ai.-s. i-iiaE ! v li do aui vha >.mp-. Do hI-y w.i- do, and a-a sending D, in ,s--S ,at as reai news ou Our c5u;empora~~ ibis morn "' ticise> the pr - .aangs .t ". zt 5ooaS ia oU- .aCo.s arl ' th its usGa. -. -ataiu. siuuaIes -.-. .ue IL. r.sa.f jsr. -Tii ar q tft -. pr-- ' Srl ca -. .. ..t. 5A - a5 aims a. ' 'ver klia. 4a- ere D. !: ia .--p. ..-~ c. ai.. .s r c-.samp1ra-y. Tie ea--Ee e. m.-5--.a,loa was t4g ouiy thing .:Ch prevented --a change from