Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-25
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}, band of organized thieves have bee l. partially destroyed and b-ouzht to sun . mary justice. The Florencins are onl a awaiting Gabrial's arrival with an aC F ditional robber before compelling tn . cold bloOded murderers of ihe San F, a dro to commence climbing he hempia ladder that leads to the enc of robber dom. Enough evidence hs been SC cured along with squealingto give tn , whole thing away, and the treasurer already in the hands of tn detective whilst the robbers and mtrderers vii swiftly atone their acts stthe hands o the determined boys of Florence.
 BIsBEE, Augu5t 19.-Ja Wales. on,
 of the fireman employed in the hoistinI
 works of the Copper Queen mine, wa
 seized with an epilectic 1t at about
 o'clock Thursday morning and expire,
 three hours later. The mine shut dowl
 long enough to permit themen to atten,
 the funeral, which took place at , o'clocI
 this evening. The attendlnce was ven
 large. He leaves a wife and one child
 ID Bodie.
 NOGALEs, August 1S-On the four
 teenth inst, on the arrival of the tran
 at Calabasas with special detective Gas
 enega, of Wells, Fargo < Co.,, on the
 trail of the Globe stage robbers he was
 told that such men as he described had
 been seen in town. h the afternoon he
 took the train at oncefor Nogales, think. ing they would cross into Sonora here
 Immediately on hls arrival here he and
 Mir. Brickwood starred to watch the SO- nora hne. They went a mile and hall into Sonora returning here about one a. n. on the fifteenth convinced that the robbers had taken .he Santa Cruz valley route into Sonora Nothing has been heard from the robbers sInee. It Is pre- sumed they got through to Sonora with the thirty-fve hundred dollars from Wells. Fargo < Co.'S box.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August lS.-An Ex- sminer special from Florence, Arizona, says: Sheriff Doran and Under Sheriff Scanlan arrived iD town yesterday, hay ing in charge Futile, Carpenter and Redfield, charged with the robbery of Wells, Fargo S Co.'S box on the Globe stage, and the murder of messenger Collins. The evidence IS circumstan- tial. They were taken before Justice Thomas, and the examination contin- ued until Sstuardsy. Redfeld IS farmer by the San Pedro river. 4 United States mail bag of former rob bery was found at his place. Ex-Sher- iff Gabrlel and Wells, Fargo's Detective Thacker have arrested an accessory at Benson. If they are the right parties, summary justice will be dealt.
 SAN FRASCIsco, August 20.-The re- hgious ceremony of the Knights Tenn plar at the pavilion yesterday afternoon there was terrific crush; to many, al- nounced to begin at two o'clock, as 'eafIy as midday the crowd began gathering within the precincts of the new city hall and pavilion to see the prOce ession of Knights arrive. By one o'clock the crowd of people assumed formidable pro- portions, comprising the arrivals of those who possessed tickets of admission and those who were obliged to content themselves with an outside view. From that hour up to three o'clock the mass of people became denser and denser un- til both on Larkin and Market streets, for distance of a quarter of a mile, nothing could pass except the street cars. each provided with double dum- mes, loaded down with new arrivals. When the doors of the pavilion were thrown open, already over five thousand persons having tickets were massed to- gether awaiting entrance. The moment the doors opened a rush was made and only by superhuman efforts on the part of strong body of police, were serlous accidents prevented. Had the rush con- tinued, many young girls, and even grown up people would have been crush ed to death. The crowd was made to understand, through violent bowling by the police officers, that if they would only take things quietly there WAS plenty of time to get in before the Knights arrived. From that time things went more smoothly, even If too slowly to suit the crowd. The interior arrange. ments of the pavilion were necessarily such though the raised seats at the eastern end as to render the entrance to the building slow, SO that by the time the procession arrived there were still outside between three and four thous- and persons still to go in. When the head of the column of Knights reached the entrance of the door the visitors were obliged to give way to permit them to pass in and when they had all don so it was found that the enormous build ing was then apparently filled as closely as it could be packed. Orders were im- mediately Issued not to allow none but ladies in. This was a signal for a greater crush than ever, the order ere ating contrary currents; many ladies fearing to go alone without their escorts. Others pushed forward with all their strength; then the crowd was every few minutes jostled to its center in the en- deavor to carry out fainting women through the dense living mass, and in any case. only accomplished with the greatest efforts. When the fact was made known tha. many women had tainted the crowd seemed to sober up and conclude it would be useless to make any further attempt to gam an en- trance, and so quietly dispersed. While SO many were attempting to gain the en- trance, there were many who were only too glad to get out, being overcome by the heat inside. It IS estimated that there were in the pavilion nearly 5000 persons, including about 2.OO0 Knights while there remained outside between 5000 snd 4,0O0, provided with tickets unable to get Tn. It is the first evidence of mIsmanagement on the part Of the committee, they having Good-naturedly given about twice as many invitation: ss the building could conveniently hold
 The scene within the pavilion was ar impressive one. and not soon to be for
 gotton by those who had the good for
 tune to witness it. The Knights assem-
 bled at the Masonic Temple on Msrket
 street and those adjoining, and as tn,
 Grand CommRndery moved up comand