Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-28

The Kansas City man who ex- perimented with marriage as a cure for the blues should not forget 10 make public the result.
 The people decided several years ago that they had no further use for Grover Cleveland as an adviser; the. fore what he thinks about ex- Pa- or any other public question is 7poItant.
 Ncuv tEe Morgan Nicaragua cana. oil isn't perfect, it will answer all practical purposes, and congress shoG.d promptly pass il, and let work on the canal be started.
 Without tine slightest intention to De De- isonal. We rise 10 rensEk that rEera IS more than one sen1tar who
 .naidate for reelection who
 be left at home with advsn-
 ms party, and to the country.
 son displays a partiahty m
 ter of bestowing his kisses. that he dismisses the aged itn a cordial hand shake a. .ses only the young and hand some ladies.
 The health officer of Los Angeles has prohibited the sale of horse meat iu that city. The order was a surprise to the citizens of that place as they were not aware that horse meat had beer pslmed of on them.
 Governor Jones, of "Arkansaw." objects to the stationing of colored soldiers at the Little Rock military post. "Arkansaw" is the only state in the union that does not appreciate the good services rendered by color ed soldiers during the recent war. Grover Cleveland's bid for leader ship of an anti-expansion democI atic party is being helped along by a number of the old Cleveland wor- shippers, and DO republican would object to see il succeed; 1t would add several million members to the re- publican party.
 From captain to major general l: a long step. but General Leonard Wood, who has taken it since the beginning of the war with Spain, has aroused no jealousy by his rapid promotion; everybody agrees that be earned all his promotions. An Fl Paso paper boasts that there have been but ten hangings iu shat town in eighteen years. Ii says nothing about the number that ought to have been hanged but were not.
 : A couple down in Fl Psso, who 8 L-5nth ago secured diyorces from heir respective husband and wife and were married, are now applying for divorce for the purpose of re- ma 2 their first loves.
 V n of the most productive land 4 Cuoa and iu Porto Rico is owned oy Spsulards residing in Spain, and , if ae, will not sell. this is likely tc retsri the industrial growth and ] pres. ..-rity oi borh islands.
 ! Sn. seems as fallen ID tn uas1, ;:sd places ca-i-s t-s recent A fall of thirty met ss re
 -. n the Verde valley is some
 l aprecedented. Ia RolbrooE Q. - fall was much greater than
 colt. while the mercury
 uged from ten to twelve de.
 ger. In Chino valley with C.. de several hundred fee; ! lo-. saa Prescott there was also a cle8tsr snow fall snd coliel weather was experienced there than here. The desert country around Phenix .,so experienced ar Cuusu ally hesv7 snow fall.
 ] John sherman Is out in an inter view in which he says that the late war with Spain was a foolish war He says he tried 10 prevent it by trying to purchase Cuba, and say: that all we received for the S200.. 1 O00,O00 expense are some worthles: ! islands. Old NIT. Sherman is prob. ably too old to realize the full ex tent of what was gained by thC United States, but the majority O American citizens realize that if WI had never secured a foot of territorl the war was worth to the United States every cent it cost. It Wa worth the amount In the develop ment of the patriotism which va brought out; in the cementing to gether of the two great sections O our countryside north and th south. 1t was worth every cent o the cost alone teo, in the position has gwen the United States anon the nations of the world, and the ad vancement it has given to America citizenship. Mir. Sherman, in his ir terview, deals exclusively with th soTdid financial view of affairs an evidently counts as nsught the free dom from the thralldom of Spanisl rule, of the Cubans. and places D
 due on the elevation of our coun tt- among the nations of the world ;. Newspaper RWnors.