Arizona republican., 1895-12-12

COuSJIjuUSu police force of the city in the daytime Well, well,'' he remarked, land this is the country which I thought from hearing so much about it that it was a very tough place"
 Tucson Star: Sheriff Leathe-wool l received a telegram yesterday stating that MT. O'Leary, living at Cantana, was temporarily insane and was try ing to shoot his son and Mexican boy. Deputy Sheriff Scott left for the scene of the trouble and returned last even ing with his man.
 Lewis Odell, young man "A years of age, died at the Lemon hotel Tuesday Light of consumption. He came here month ago from Philadelphia, but the disease had too firm hold on him to admit of anything but a temporary relief in his case The remains will probably be shipped ito Philadelphia for interment
 Yesterday in the district court the demurrer to the indictments charging the Daggs Bros. with embezzlement on three counts was sustained by Judge Baker. The case of Valentine Gants Vs. Reddin occupied the largest part of the day and was not concluded when court adjourned until this morn ing. The case is wrangle over water.
 Deputy Sheriff James Gibson yes terday returned from a three days trip looking for the man who was shot few days ago while attempting to break into blacksmith shop on the Tempe road. The man, although it is thought he was mortally wounded, has disappeared as completely as if he never existed and not clue can be found as to his whereabouts.
 Tucson Star: On Sunday morning Chas. Crocker, the Southern Pacific magnate, passed through the city on his way to California from New York. He traveled in his private car and a guest was J. Sloat Fassett of New York, who made the mistake a couple of years ago of believing that he could be elected as a Republican governor of the Empire state and thereby be put in direct line for the presidency
 Hunters are now making daily trips down the river about twelve miles look ing for ducks, but most invariably re- turn empty handed and tired out with the expression that they only 'saw one bunch" Ducks are, however, making an appearance in the market. A Mexican boy appeared on Washing ton street loaded down with mallard and teal ducks and sold out in a short while.
 Tucson Star: Marshal Paul yester- day received a telegram from Wilcox saying that Romea Brolanco had been stabbed to death at Fort Grant on Sun- day night. The sender of the dispatch believed that the dead man belonged in Tucson and had relatives living here. A careful search failed to re- veal any relatives of anybody of that name. It is supposed here that the real name of the murdered man is Barcellon, who did live in Tucson, but who was employed as a vaquero on Mo Kellrich' s ranch near Wilcox.
 Globe Silver Belt: MT. J. c. Rams dell, an old and highly resp 2cted citizen of Globe, passed away last Saturday evening. He had been an invalid for many years, and during the last few weeks of his life, failed rapidly, and while his death was not unexpected, it is nevertheless sad bereavement to the family and deplored by their large circle of acquaintances in this com munity. The deceased had been a great sufferer and almost helpless for a long time, and to him death came as a hamburger of mercy, ito release the spirit from its earthly martyrdom, and this thought will partially assuage the deep suffering of his faithful wife, who shared his joys and sorrows, and whose loving attention was the one bright ray that softened the asperity of his later years.