Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

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 The democratic national comuit- l tee talk of issuing a manifesto of satisfActiOn over election results. Their satisfaction seems 10 be in the fact that Maryland hss returned 10 the fold
 Election returns from Iowa show l great republican gains, with 6 d. unfinished vote. Evidently thOss Icwans have had a little experience 1 of the general prosperity in the east.
 Little George Washington Aguin- aldo may not be Able to get his ! name in the papers quite as often as bis father. but he will have a chance to grow up and acquire reputation for veraeity.
 To be consistent, the snti-expan- sionists hsould decline to recognize the Thanksgiving proclamation to the extent of refusing to permit a speck of turkey on the premises on the 30th instant.
 Two polls of the senate have been made, neither having any connec- ton with the other, and they both show that Hon. NJ. s. Quay is ceT- tain to be seated on the governors credentials.
 The republicans cast double the vote in Colorado on Tuesday that they did a year ago. The fact is but beginning to dawn on them up there that prosperity does not de- pend on Bryan or the fulfllment of his assertions.
 The state department at Wash iBgton has surprised European dIp- lomats by serving notice that the United States fully intends to pro tect her rights in China. and that those rights mean all privileges en- joyed by the most favored nations
 Ex-President Harrrson, who has returned from Europe, said when asked about his rumored falling out while in London, with Ambassador Choat: I've are as friendly as ever. think he is a good man for the place, and he Is doing good work there for the government"
 Senator Hansbrough, of North Dakota, said the other day: "We don't care to hear any snti-e1pan- sion talk out our way. We believe in the large possibilities our island land possessions for trade purposes. The policy of President McKinley's administration IS entirely satis- factory 10 us.
 The Colorado iron works furnishes an illuatration of the general sc tivity going on in mining all over the country iu the fact that during the past six months that company has taken orders for the erection of ten smelters, and is negotiating for a number of others.
 The Indian trouble in Coconino county empasizes the importance of Whipple barracks as a military post. While the affair will probably blow over without further trouble, the fact of tro DDS being located so con veniently for action would have tendency to lessen the possibility of trouble.
 Bryan feels quite stuck up" over the result of TuesdaY's election in Nebraska. He gave out the follow ing as soon as tbe result was known: "The campaign iu Nebraska was fought on national issues and the result is a protest against the poll cies of the republican sdministra- tion." Bryan thinks he is "it" in Nebraska
 "AlFs we'll that ends we'll" Ata meeting of the Phenix city council last Friday night resolution was passed authorizing an election to vote upon the question of purchss- ing the city water. works and sewer system. Mayor GAnz changed his vote on the question. which resulted in the adoption of the resolution.
 The water works question in Phe- nix has been shelved for the time being and the citizens of that town will now probably take rest until their carnival IS over, when some new issue will be framed for them to .scrsp" over. When Phoenix has not some sort of an active campaign on hand times are considered dull. After all, their periodical local cam paigns are productive of good to the town.
 should the republicans win m Ohio, after all that Mir. Hanna has said in favor of the trusts, the vic tory could hardly appear otherwise than as au approval of every com bination that has been formed to control trade and drive out comPe- { tition. n."-Gazette November 6. The returns show a republican plurality of 5O,OOO and still growing. Figure out your own conclusions, Brother , John.
 The campaign in Kentucky was about as warm a number as has been ( anywhere in this line for a long time. Goebel, demo cratic candidate for governor, who killed a man named John Sanford { in & street fight some time since made some charges against General Duke, who was opposing him. { Duke. in reply, made 6 most bitter |