Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-30

the Filipino war No sooner is the au-
nouncement made that it is over than
il breaks out in a new place.
The democrat who isn't ashamed of
the use of the Boer ENJOYS to make
political capital for his party is Il
queer constituted individual
Medley was a nervy thief. Nothing
of petty larceny business about him.
When he started in to steal he went
into the wholesale business from the
jump.
Possibly it is only coincidence, but
it is worth noting that the eruptiOns
of Vesuvius ceased when the populist
conventions began and have not re-
commenced as yet
Who would have thought that sol
der with the military reputation of
Colonel Bryan would try to fight this
campaign with last campaigns burnt
out powder?
The nomination for vice-president on
the republican ticket is open and
number of states are booming favorite
sons. Nay our man. who is of course
the best man. win.
We notice that Senator Tillman's
fear OF the arrival of an American
emperor does not prevent his asking
and receiving official favors from the
republican president
II is Il toss-up between Montana and
Kentucky as to whether the former
will be able to become as prolific in
making senators as the latter has
shown itself to he in creating COVER
nors
Speaking of the trouble in st. Louis
over the street car strike, the Globe
Democrat says that there is only one
dangerous bullet in the street car riot
ing. and that is the one that is fired
in the air. 1t is almost always fatal"
Jim Keene, the Wall street specula-
tor. viii pay $1,000 as the result of Il
bluff. lie offered to bet that amount
agaimS $1,000 that Bryan would he
elected president and republicans fell
over each other in their anxiety to
take IN the bet
The sultan of Sulu is undoubtedly
panied hy Senator Jones' suggestion
that Hawaii and Porto Rico only be
allowed representation in the demo-
cratic convention. He thinks his peo-
pie grade up well with democrats.
KiRgman is Il candidate for the next
territorial democratic convention As
AIohave county can roll up more demo-
cratic votes to the square inch of popu-
lation ihan any other county in the
territory. no valid objections can be
raised 10 holding said convention there
\ proclamation by or attributed TO
the Hon. Emilio Aguinaldo is in cir
culaticn in I.uzon. 1t deals with con-
stiutional points. Perhaps Colonel
AGuinaldo may vet be accepted as the
Joe Bailey of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Democrat.
The Gazette announces that it is
through supporting yellow dogs" for
office. 1t strikes us that this is some
what of a reelection upon the standing
of those individuals who have here
tofore been the subject of support from
that paper.
Germany is about to make another
attempt to injure our trade by adopting
method of repriSal-imposing higher
duties on articles from the United
States. If the kaiser isn't careful
made-in- Germany articles will cease to
be sold in this country Reprisal is Il
two-handed game and Uncle Sam holds
the winners,
Mr.. Fischer, of the Boer delegates
says that he and his associates want
to avoid all partisan demonstrations
in their visit to this country. In this
they are different from what ENJOYS
would he coming from AguinaldO The
first thing the latter would do would
he TO hunt up Mr.. Bryan and get him
to travel with them.
Mr. Fischer. one of the Boer dele
gates. states that it is their purpose to
visit ten or twelve principal cities of
the United States and explain TO the
people whatever they might wish to
know Of their cause. 1t is 10 be hoped
that in making up their itinerary of
prominent cities Prescott may not he
overlooked.
The presidents insistence that jus
tice shall he done in Cuba. is just
what the country would expect from
William Mckinley Pure and hon
test and straightforward in all his deal
ings. it was obvious from the very
first that he would permit no guilty
man 10 escape. no matter how strong
a pull he might have on some of the
understrappers of the administration.
Senator Hale. of Maine, has declared
that The armor plate makers of the
country have deliberately conspired to
defraud the country Considering
that they have furnished armor to Rus
STA ut S2IS ton, it would really seem
that they could afford to sell to the
United States for less than S545, their
present minimum figure, and the coun-
try will certainly approve the building
of Il government armor plant rather
than permit itself to be further robbed
The country has absolute confidence
in the administration, and knows that
there are reasons-good ones-why
the president and his advisers deem
it wise for the senate to defer action
on the Nicaragua canal bill until the
next session. That these resolutions
are diplomatic is probable, as the bill,
if it becomes a law in advance of
the making of iron-clad agreements
with the two Central American coun-
tries through which the Nicaragua ca
nal will pass. would enable those coun-
tries TO enforce extortionate demands.
''PTfNCH" Is DEAD