The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-10-01
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g '' esr ,be return of their chief ao efoh to manipulate the ;'sf'a' n,ald t to suit themselves. siS A4 ,bs hr,hsranco of 'hia object ''' .ollr in.erviewed-Mr. AcCors ". "r ,sking the initiative. The parti
 ,.,. e1pse,ed to take we already .r, sot an Honorable part, and .,. he interview opened by de-
 r.on us, 10 the effect that we had ''1 ,,o withhold our advocacy frcn k C.
 ..F I'm. vas a sumner We could
 r,na.r of good things 6a- we res -..,I.n,d The interview thsn took
 ,sra aud Mccormick coneladsd'iO '.' .... newspaper 5usiuess, but opon hear' ..-n,.h,ugls he woulioot invest. Alter
 .,..rs.is p,ooiag he Uncovered that as ..aa aud ,la. intrigue alone might
 terms and soi promised to let us
 ..a ,b4 following day whether, atter
 he would buy or otherwise At srloviny day he called, in cOnpany ,, D.To1g the owner of the press, and g,. .oosent of that gentleman had itsre- a,teater by his pion Thus he hoped s ,,,5le 4, least; but VIC had the satis- oiliag him who has the ruputation most successful and uuscrqpulOus far one hour after the removaiof the 4 ,-.,tioned second press, that of Hon. ,,,, gowr7, occupied its place, and after b..os enc hour more an "Bxtra"--the N.g.'..!ed article which appears On the ,,s ure-was circulating through tue mlho intrigue did not end here althO ja every turn. The clique had a few ,iLrpe butnJt single, solitary ease 7 ws waited upon by an smissary who .I D obtain pair of cases len the sly" ..-,.o ya7 for them Q hundred ti4aes their ,, tbIs wouldn't work. 3hen they rsqared a.h1 pos.-ofiee boy called for th. arr ,-ir nee os,ensibly in the post office, We i'm ta. Article, well knowing that ink cauao. get up newspaper. Our ..,snl our boy were next asked 10 accept Eals of goaa pd.i.iels but could not be .acsi to abaudon t,isef friend.
 I l. campaign thp5 fsr has afforded us "lois and 1sh4ve ,eeu the mot notorious ( f sgyo,i,ion cro@d checlmated at every 7ssyo5 s.rFoap saysof the volunteers up' a command On the recent scouting ex-- Hoa sg,inss the Iniians; "1'hey performed arioas marches mostly on foot, githo1t .s complairt Many of them were fres ii ,aictai with fever whiia fhei: shoes ohsn wore out, compelling them to walk Dck' or through shcubbery barefoot. 'a Oas altered or would eopsent to re- mil the scout had ended"
 -lcgES4Sr CUSHING isin town after having lo'aat in purSei; ot Apaches for 8 whole ,h Be thinks now that he has discover ..ae to the locality of the recruiting ao.tha vil,ainous Nr Cachise, and will 2 'tdin few days, with his whole force, ~a Poiat fThe lieutenant thinks it just le that the force of Caehise at. the point asi may be somewhat uDguarded in their saslt' in consequence of then leader E recently paid e visit to Camp Thomas Ser a conversation with the comnand- '2ear, haviag beeu permitted to leave ths
 4aarmed. Tha whole community have 'd4a confluence in the energy and sklliI ,' .lea'u' Cushing in tas work O. punish. a-iaa', and if he fa'i to sur, rise the par F camp against Skich he is about 10 'a'Fe are other encampments &meug 9 AA's "b al will .ind iG a difficult mat "caPe his vigilance.
 -''aAs TO GmEF:-A party of three Mex 'oa sonora las! wse; visited the perm
 eR' Lee, Esq ard stole 8 team of '' ''''abl' mu.s. With their booty they ' '@ SonoTs, pursued by Mr Lee and
 '-''' other citizen. They aato over
 "'-s Poirsro, a poiu. on he boundary
 ,''vA Arllopa 'ul Sonora, and upon ,''ag 'ae'' Pursaers ehdeavored,e escape.
 .'''Ss'd' but the third fell from the eff. Psiol outlet which happened iv ever.
 -' -H has light The mules were re-
 ''' ana brought back by their ownar.