Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-26

hDQ IT ITCtu CAD be Qc- livered on the markets here on the day IL has been gathered from the trees. Shippers snd dealers will do well to made note of this.
 D,. Martins recent supply of new goods came in sn opportune time to meet home oonsumptive and country demands. Within the past year he has shipped heavily into Sonora, nearly all the druggists iu that state having drawn their supplies through him, His fame for uprightness and fair dealing reaches beyond our territory and far into Mex 100 where be too is well known, His low prices, fair dealing and pure drugs hsve won him hosts of friends.
 We had 6 rousing democratic couven- tion in our town the other day" sad
 guest st the Grand Central b a chance
 acquaintance. What did you do" In-
 Quired the other man. 'Oh, We trans
 acted lot of business. The convention
 was opened by the chairman with 8 speech n praise of Cleveland. Then
 we adopted platform endorsing Cleye- land. After that we sent 8 telegram to
 the White House expressing confidence in Cleveland. The fast thing we did
 was to give three cheers for Cleveland. I tell you the grand old democratic par
 ty in our neighborhood is standing on its
 hind feet and paving the air in i.s en-
 thusissm. m."-Socorro Chaplain.
 Down at Lone Pine, Inyo county, is a
 rock that might easily be passed of for
 6 petrified elephant. The Independent
 says: "A photograph of the rock shows
 ss like ss possible to the photograph of sn elephant. The trunk, the eyes, the
 head snd body are all as well formed ID
 the photograph ss If the camera had
 been turned towards 8 living animal !,
 The wrinkles and folds in the skin of
 SD elephant and the color are all repeat
 ed in the rock. The symmetry and pro- | portions of the living animal are repro
 duced in this remarkable freak of na-
 ture,"
 Sheriff Shaw returned from Nogsles
 to-day to which place he had been ID | quest of the Sonora train robbers. He stated thst no capture beyond that of Tsylor's had been effected. When ques- tioned as to his belief in Taylor's con-
 neotion with the robbery said that he
 vas positive of it, but refused 10 state
 whether or DO Taylor had made 8 con fession. The entire party, be says. CO.,
 sists of i've men, four ot which were MexicsnI, the latter being uncsught ss yet. Some are in Sonora, others ID the
 United States, All are being diligently
 searched for and ss they are supposed
 to be known they will, in all probability. be caught Shaw says that inssmuch ss | Tsylor's crime was committed ID Sonora
 the authorities of this country have DO right to examine him before 6 court, but
 simply to hold him pending eItrsdition-
 Last Sunday evening Dr. and Mrs, Mrs. Doherty's hgtle daughter. Olive, aged about fourteen months, while play | ing with the bureau drawers, sccidertly Il got hold of 6 box of morphine pill and ate some, number not known. It went 10 sleep as usual but ss that sleep was
 prolonged beyond the usual tune, the Dr. thought something was wrong, and upon examination found the box of pills
 hsd been opened. The sgoniEed par
 ents immediately summnned friends and | physicians and active measures were talk en to arouse the httle one. and keep Il
 awake; this continued until l2 o'clock
 at night when the Doctors pronounced
 the child out of danger, resr;tation good
 and only rest required. This was joyful
 news to all those present who had work
 ed so long snd faithfully. the feelings of ! the fonG parents can better be imagined 1 than described. Drs. Purdy, Under wood snd Ksulbsch were in attendance. I-RecoFd.
 From NIT. John Desart, who came in from Nogsles last evening, it IS learned that the confession made by Taylor, the
 Sonora train train robber, eIonerstes hIm from having had any part in the killing He, 1t appears, was the first man that sprang up and covered the en- | gineer, ordering hIm to throw up his hands. The fireman seeing tbis started | to the engineers Rsstance when he was killed by . load of bucksbot. Taylor gave the names of bIs four oontederstes,
 all Mexicsns, and beyond doubs they | will be arrested. It Is generally be-
 lieved that Taylor had DO part in the killing, but there IS every reason to be- lieye that he planned the robbery and led the gang that did it. The finding | of his hat was the key 10 the situation. | It is of brown felt and was picked up at | the scene of the robbery and taken tn | Nogsles where II gss identified by an | old Mexican who has 8 hat cleaning shop | on the Me1icsn side of the line. When taken to him he instantly recognized it and said that he had cleaned 1t but 6 few days previous for this man Taylor. | On this information Taylor was at once
 arrested and it took but 8 short time io find out that he was the right man.
 Mir. L. ", Tstum, who passed through Nogsles yesterday, reports Mir. Ira Hay E ss apparently recovered from the terri | ble wound inflicted by the Sonora train | robbers. When first sssailed Mir. Hay | was lying on & cot. He had unfortu- nstely Jeff the end door of the car un- locked and the robber got ID on him un- | noticed. The robber holding hIs pistol in both hands bsde him keep quiet. but | As he spoke the pistol vent of the bull let striking Hay in the head, glanced round without doing him serious injury. | Although partially stunned be endesv- ored to get his gun when the robber again shot him, the ball entered his back and is supposed to have ranged for ward and down, although the doctors have as yet failed to locate It. Yesier- day be sat ct the table apparently ss we'll as ever, and when questioned sad be felt DO pain, but the doctors say 1t is lLupObt1OlC lbA hlAA AO oNhA h is hoped that his strong will and consI-
 tuition will pull him through in good shape. The man Taylor, Mir. Tstum says, has made 6 confession, duplicating others, but eIonorsting himself by say ing he had no part in the killing, and
 expects to get free by turning states evi- dence. Hay veremos.
 The departments in Hsrper's Magazine for June are marked by variety. vivso- ity and. of course. by verscity. Mir. Geo. William Curtis in his Easy Char has something more to say sbout newsps
 pers and the honesty of the men who control them, aud comedies something to those people who thought hIs remarks in the May Magazine too fsttering to New York editors. He touches off, also, the silly pride ot certain New York fam lilies who boast of pedigree and exclu- sivenes, ID fashion which will vastly smuse the "plsin people, of the land. The criticisms of Mir. W n. Houells ID the Study, touching Mr. Lovelvs new book of poetry and other current publi- l cations, will sttrso; attention. Mir. How | ell's, by the way. does not think thsi | sn authors ability IS measured by the | buckets full of tears which he sheds | arar hta nraRturaa m Gosio, hnf Ahae |