The Tombstone., 1885-07-31
TAHT APPEAR IN OUR NUM-
 FERROUS EXCHANGES
And Are Read Over And Carefully Culled By The
 Heavy Editor.
Tn Order to Keep Our Read CTS Posted on The Happen
 ings in This Territory.

Heavens artillery has been keepingup quite racket this afternoon
 Constable Sam McClaren was rp from Charleston last evening.
 The many frienss of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broad will be paned to learn thet their little | daughter is lyi, 2 very III.
 l John R. Dean came in last night from the Patton and Leslie ranch, wLere he is stop- ping during the absence oi Frank Leslie,
 wLo is now in The Sierra MsGras. Mir. Abbott met tie four inds9s who ! were disceargcd | this morning, about a mile | below town and states that they were armed, CoI. John R. Farrell. enc ot he Directors
 O ;he University Of Arizona, arrived in thIs | city hy last nights stage.
 | Manuel Frimbres. who was arrested by 1 constable Norton of Bishee for burglary,
 had q jury trial Tn Justice Alyord's court to. day, and was acquitted.
 1 Waco. Texas, pays Preacher Jones to con- vert its citizens We wish he would come to Tc rrhstone ond Jay in: cu- board ot super v!sors.
 ! | lt gllt4e Et< VI ti-E V q H-'h Luo i been Gylng at half-,aast over thc.r armpry since the death of General Grant was tom to
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 ! Bon Williams, superintendent e the cop per Queen Mining cornpaRv at biste.. ar
 rived in this city last evening by private | conveyance. Ben was unfortunate as one of
 his horses was ioundercd on the trip. f..,- ..-1 ,As t, ! publish are becoming ycrJ cautious about advertising in the boiler nlnte, and in con- sequence sll iegal advertising appears in the 1 columns of caB TOMBSTONE.
 1 The San Francisco Argonaut IS the only paper in America that did not think :he death oc General Grant a matter of enough 1 importance to even refer 10 il in its columns. Pixley. The editor. is the unnatural crank ] who took the side of the Apaches in the ont- break in ,his territory and Arizona, and l feruciously shus d the whites. The erankism of this idiot goes 10 such an extreme of ab- l surdity that his freaks do not excite very much indignation. At the first convenient
 opportunity he ought to be nabbed and locked up in Iuna;ic sylum.-Albuqacr-
 que Journal.
 From Mir. Green who arrived in this city yesterday it is learned that the scouts rout-
 cd a band Of hostile Indians out of the Mule
 mountains on ths side of the line. and tha.
 il is tbcught they were heading for tha res-
 ervation. The scouts made after them and the Indians turned and headed for Sonora. with tle scouts who were on foot in full pursuit. Arriving at Galina springs ths scouts met three companies of soldiers of about l5O men, the mules carrying the camp luggage were then relieved of their burden and mounted by inc scouts who
 with the soldiers dashed of in hot pursuit of
 the Indians who were in sight strikln: for inc mountains in the direction of Nacosari It Is thought the soldiers would ovcItake
 yeste ,day. out up to the time he left they
 had not been captured, althouS the soldiers were so close to them that they could sec
 the dust made by the fleeing Indlns. As long as the telegraph bring such news as is contained in the following paragraph so long can the exercise Of
 mob lav, which the Post depreciates so
 much, be used to good effect. The tele- gram in question says that the village of Jamestown, Cha.auqua county, N. Y. is
 greatly excited over the arrest of II. T. White for years 6 promin,nt leather
 merchant. White is sixty years of age.
 and hus hitherto borne 8 spotless reputa- ton. tine charges against him is that of en,icirg into his apartments girls under ten years of age, where he accompiishes 7 their ruin IIt is said ,ha,idiscoveries were :. made winch STOW that DO less than twenty of these li,tlc g'r's, coming from,
 the hest iami les Cf .he town, nave fallen
 into lie hsnds.
 When the facts became known indig-
 nanf cI,i,ebs c'smnred that Ee be vn-
 ched, and it was oniv by the pfonp ptes; r measures thnt he was lodged in the couu y jnl at MAysville. Summary vengsn. T ance is still. threatened, and the people
 l gsvo vent to their feelings last evening
 tby burning biu in efEsy in the st1ssss
 l-N. Y. Eost. <~ -I ,x al. ,.