Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Kaiser Wilhelm and hIs frau are visiting the formers grand mamma, Queen Victoria, of Eng land.
 The democratic party deserves congratulations for one thing at least. It has been denounced by Eugene Debs.
 From MT. Brysn's latest remarks it is very evident that he feels that he is a consecrated martyr to the cause of Bryanism.
 Senator Gallery, of Iowa, says his party will nominate Bryan again, and that he will gladly assist in de- feating him.
 Our troops in the Philippines have captured twelve barrels of Mrs. Aguinaldo's clothing, and seem to have NIT. Ag. over barrel.
 Notwithstanding all the noise in Kentucky, one can catch, even at this great distance, the strains oi that touching song, Steal Away.
 Globe is having a voting contest for a maid of honor from Giia county to the PheniI carnival What does Yavapai intend to do about se- curing a maid to send therei
 Now that Bryan interPrets the election results as a rebuke to the administration, it ought not to be difficult for Democratic Chairman Jones to renew hIs confidence in the future
 The agitation started last winter by some republicans for a radical change in the rules of the house, IS not likely to meet with much en- coursgement from the leaders. The narrow republican majority and other circumstances demand the keeping of 6 strict hand over the great popular body at the capitol, and this cannot be dope by loosen ing the reins.
 Vice President Hobart died at his home in Patterson, New Jersey, No vember 2l. NIT. Hobart has been i'll the great portion of the time since the adjournment of the Fitti- eth congress in March lAst, and though there have been intervals of improvement it has been known for long time that his ailment was in- curable and death was not une1- pected st any time for weeks and even months past
 The banquet given in England to the Emperor and Empress Of Ger many was 8 very elaborate affair. One hundred and ninety guests were present and gold plate valued at $lO.OO0OO0 was used for the oc casion, making a stack fifteen feet high, according to the telegraphic reports. Ambassador and Mrs. Choate, of the United States, were sixth in rank among the guests. Mrs. Choate was the only diplomats wife present.
 The result of the election in Iowa should be studied by those who wish to ascertain wha, the people of the west think about our sover- eighty oyer the Philippines and the doctrine of expansion. In that state there was a straight fight upon the Mckinley PhiliPpine policy, which was not obscured by local is- sue or fsctionsl fights. Two years ago Shaw for governor received 29,- SS5 majority. This year the ma iority was more than doubled, and nearly equaled the majority for Me Kinley in 1896.
 The Richmond Times quotes Maryland republican as saying: Anything which strengthens the democratic party mensces the pros perity of the country; anything that weakens It is a new guarantee of stability" This is 6 very plain, un- adorned statement of fact that all men understand and appreciate who stop to consider the record of the democratic party in times past, and its pronounced purpose should 1t at tain supremacy in the future.-Los Angeles Times.
 While MT. Carnegie is engaged m the laudable wholesale business of assisting cities and towns all over the United States in establishing and maintaining free libraries, he does not miss an opportunity to pick up a good snap in the way of business. His latest business vent ure is the purchase of the Sstanlllo and Moroto railroad and the Ponupo mine, in the province of Santiago, Cuba. The Ponupo mine is con sidered one of the richest manga nese mines in the world. It has practically an unlimited deposit of ore assaying 65 per cent.
 Mir. Bryan says that he is not sui hciently acquainted with the situs- tion in Maryland to enable him to discuss intelligeutly the democratic victory in that state. This is mere subterfuge on his part. He knows that the democratic managers put up . gold democrat for governor, and though Bryan stumPed all the other important states, be kept away from Maryland because be was not invited to participate. The defeat of the republicans m Maryland was victory for sound money and not gain for free silver and Bryanism.
 The snti-imperialsts have re- peatedly circulated the report that Agulnaldo and his followers were our allies, loyal and true, in the