Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-31

serve 10 reduce the temperature Tn the editorial room of the Com moner."
 Colonel Jack Chinn has swosn of and the Kentucky distillers have de- cided to limit their output. Reform thus gains two points.
 European financiers have discover ed to their chagrin that they can no longer make financial crises at will in the United States. And there are other discoveries coming to them.
 The Younger brothers have been re- leased from jail on parole, probably with the idea that they are now old enough to behave themselves.
 Secretary Hays treatment of the Turkish claims matter has justified itself and discredited the attitude of those hot heads who wanted us to de- clare war. Cool persistency will achieve more than violence nine times ont of ten.
 An Ohio man has put coal oil on his chickens so that he can identify them after they are stolen. He has not yet patented the process.
 An inventor has discovered how to run a railway without oil. Now let some one discover how to stock it without water and We shall be all right.
 The Chicago press is much worked up oyer the query as to when busi- ness man should retire. For our part, we think it all depends on whether he is married or not. If married, he should certainly go to bed before midnight.
 The courts are certainly hard on malefactors in New Jersey. Here they have just fined a druggist $50 for being responsible for an explosion in his place that killed and wounded seventeen people.
 Chicago men have formed shirt waist club which will insist on their rights in restaurants and elsewhere. If the club is big enough it will not be necessary to insist; boycott will do the work.
 Wonder if advocating the free coin age of silver was on par with slavery when it was embodied in the republi- can platform and when the Journal Murphy advocated it.-Courier. At that time it was live issue, just as slavery was prior to Lincoln's eman- cipation proclamation. It was killed in 1896 by the ballots of the Ameri can people, just as the death of slavery was clinched by bullets. In 1900 the corpse of free silver was stripped and torn of its flesh and form, and nothing Is left of it now but the skeleton to be paraded before the public.
 No, sir, no federal official owing his appointment to Murphy influence and who is wagged by the Murphy can represent the republican party of Arizona. ."-Courier-Our contempo- rary forgets today what it said yester- day, hence its utterances of different days fail to dovetail. It is only d short time since it held up certain republican nominee as very paragon of true republicanism" and even so far forgot itself as to compliment Governor Murphy for the part he took ID securing the appointment. All that was said at that time has been upset by the above later doc Urine.
 Denver thinks that Senator Clark's railroad is headed for that city.
 lis better to advise man to "grin and bear it" than to tell him to "keep cooI' at this season of the year.
 If one democratic party couldn't win in Ohio, pray what show is there for two.
 The unveiling of the Perry monu- ment in Japan added new links to the chain of friendship between the U.S. and Japan.
 Uncle Joe" Cannon talks as though he had half mind to make the Illinois senatorial contest a four cornered affair.
 J. J. Hill predicts that Chicago will some day be the worlds metropolis. Wonder how that sets on the New Workers stomach.
 Admiral Dewey, after a thorough l inspection of the new battleship, Hi | nois, declares it to be the finest and most complete warship ever built.
 American diplomacy is several laps ahead of the best European brand | when 1t comes to persuading the Sul- tan of Turkey to turn loose hard cash.
 Our contemporary seems anyious to have true republican paper started in Arizona. According to Courier logic d man who holds office cannot be true republican.
 President Schwab, of the Steel trust and his wife have agreed to build a S5O,OO0 Catholic church at BraddOck, Pennsylvania, where they formerly lived.
 Secretary Wilson expresses the opinion that the damage to the corn crop of the country by the hot spell has been greatly exaggerated. He is a practical farmer and his opinion is entitled to respect.
 For an American to abuse com nercialism, as Mir. Bryan and some 'f his followers are doing, is the same thing as mans abusing the means which brought him success. It is ,ommercialism that has made the |. ;. the worlds greatest and richest ,