Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-26

with threshing grain.
 Col. Brodie IS 6 man of the peo- pie, he will be elected by the people aud will work for the people.
 Senator Pritchard, of North Caro- lima, says the democrats will not carry 6 single congressional district in that state this year.
 Congressman McIntire, of Mary land, says the republicans will elect a solid delegation to the next house from that state.
 The Philippine insurgent con gress has expressed itself overwhelm ingly iu favor of annexation to the United States. Aguinsldo now ex' presses himself as personally favor ing annexation.
 Despite all the efforts of demo- crats to convince themselves and voters that Col. Brodie is a PoPu list or something else than 6 repub lican, he suits republicans just to dot. Lots of democrats and PoPu lists will also vote for him.
 Col. Wilson has had ample time to answer the JoURNAL-MINKR's cate chism in regard to those letters tC and from Kitchen O., in regard tC the validity of those bonds. 1T those letters are genuine it puts Col. Will son in the light of contrsdicting himself. IE those letters are not genuine Col. Wilson should say SO
 Things are commencing to looi war like in Europe according to the telegraph reporss, which state that the British government has notified the White Star and Cunard steam. ship companies to have their lines in readiness for naval service, France has ordered the Toulon schools closed to station troops in the buildings.
 No one in the county is silly enough to believe that justice will be not accorded every section of the county if s. E. Bright and T. J. Howell are elected supervisors. This attempt to create sectional prejudice against them is entirely dnwarranted.
 "DOes anyone believe for a mom- ent that the election of Col. Brodie to Congress will help the free silver cause |" alarmingly asks the Cour- fer. Does anyone believe for 6 moment that his election will hurt the free silver cause, or that he will hurt it if elected [
 If abuse of Governor Murphy can be considered campaign srgu- ment, then the Courier is doing some very heavy democratic work. It's principal stock in trade is refer ence to Governor Murphy, with an occasional side remark about Cover nor McCord, who is in Kentucky in of a regiment of United States volunteers.
 The Paris press, which was favor .ble to Spain throughout the Span sh American war, still shows its iympathy by taking sides with the Spanish commissioners on all dis 'uted questions. The papers there Ire very pronouncedly pro-Spsnish 'n the Cuban debt, which is very Iatural Frenchmen own 6 very arge block of these bonds, and, of ourse, have more confidence in the bility of the United States to pay hem than in that of Spain.
 h 1880, the value of American | hoes imported by Germany was l,666; during the first five months I 1898, the value of American shoes by Germany was $59, 800. hat is the sort of stories that 'nited States consuls are sending 'om all over the world. Every here the sales of American goods re steadily increasing, because ley are the best.
 The total mortality of the war ith Spain, from bullets and dis Ise, up to October 3i, is shown by le official records Of the Adjutant- eneral to be less than 5000. The yures are astonishingly small for ' important conflict, yet an uniu- rmed foreigner in this country S ould think from the Democratic [ atforms that we had lost about a Indred thousand men by starva- 'n and disease.-Phenix Herald. don't want statehood q IS year. They made five success n campaigns on that issue with. l, { being able to keep their prom n s. Now, that there is a reason n le show of securing it through b Il. Brodie's election, and no show cI iatever of securing it through n l. Wilson's election, they ignore ii and eliminate it from the cam [ ign. They don't want statehood al 'ured by a republican. fo \ Chicago murderer, who escaped p' gallows on a plea of insanity, Mn' M who was sent to an insane asy- aal D, now seeks to be discharged 4 m the institution on the grounds e eo t he has recovered. The super ot sndsnt of the asylum states that an is sane, but the state authorities Pr ' he might have another attack. tn tn refuse to sanction bis discharge. tn CT few years incarceration with ~ Ey people he will wish that he uP permitted himself to have been nl; nl;' ged respectfully. cS
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