Arizona republican., 1895-08-14

A new move has been made in the Rigdon and Fowler affair. Yesterday MT. Rigdon, under the lien law, seized one thousand head of hogs belonging to the Powders, that were on the ranch leased from them by Rigdon. It is not known yet how the new complication will terminate.
 Juan Lara, the Mexican who was charged with stabbing another Mexi can named Francisco Bodilla Sunday morning during a drunken row, WAS tried yesterday by Justice Johnstone. The case WAS reduced from felony to misdemeanor and the prisoner was sent up for twenty days.
 Earl VanKirk. the dairyman, had double stroke of luck Monday night. A ten-pound girl made her bow to the world and came to his household and at the same time two Jersey heifer calves entered the world. MT. VanKirk now thinks that what Arizona sunshine and climate can't raise isn't worth raising anyway.
 Camp meeting at Phenix park will begin tomorrow night under the charge of Rev. W. E. Vaughn, assisted by the preachers of the district. A general in- vitation is extended to persons of all denominations to camp on the grounds and take part in the serv1ces. Preach. ing at g and II 6. DO. and at and 7:30 p. m.
 A drunken man entered a dress makers establishment on the corner of Adams street and Fifth avenue last night and frightened all the women out of the house. Officer Bailey was sent for and he escorted the fellow to jail. Although very drunk he was too smart to give his name so he was booked on the prison register as John Doe.
 The special Pullman car with dele gates to the Grand Encampment, Knights Templar, which meets in Bos ton on August 26, will leave here Thurs day morning. There will be seven dele gates to occupy the car from Phoenix and they will be joined at Prescott by about twenty more. The entire party will go through to Boston and return in the private car.
 Leon Sanchez, Mexican, is suscepti- ble to atmospheric changes and now that the hot weather is moderating, concluded that the only way to keep his blood at the proper degree of heat was to imblbe copiously of ardent spir- it's. He did so last night but over. stimated his capacity with the result that he was found fast asleep on the street and taken to jail.
 Aleck Rheinstein of Melczer Bros. wholesale liquor store returned yester- day from trip to Congress and other points along the north and south road. He reports that while in Congress the miners were feeling hilarious and all night long the pop of the pistol was heard. but, strange to relate, nobody was injured. Considerable rain fell at Wickenberg Monday night. Aleck, as usual, did lively business for his firm.
 A novel game oi cricket will be played in few days between two local clubs, The "All English" is composed of descendants of England, while the "All Americans" are strictly what the name implies. The "All English" say they are going to show the All Ameri- cans" what they know about cricket, and the other club are of the opinion that the former club know nothing. At any rate, the contest will decide that 
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 Msuaper Honshell of the M. & F., has received 8 big photograph from Catalina Island. It came from Frank Cox and represents that legal luminary and Chief Justice Baker standing be- hind an upturned boat in the keel of which is neatly displayed about seventy-fve fish of startling sizes. Knowing the inclination toward practi. cal joking ever displayed by the South. ern Pacific attorney, his friends are du- bious even of the ocular proof. Tucson Citizen: The examination of Francisco Peralta for the murder of Jose Maria Acebedo took place before Justice Meyer this forenoon. Judge Lowell represented the county and Judge Barnes the defendant It will be remem bered that the killing took place on the Cochito ranch, of which Acebedo was foreman. On motion of District Attorney Lowell Judge Meyer held Peralta over to await the action of the grand jury. but let him go on his own recognizance.
 Tucson Citizen: Miss Exie Stewart and Miss Agnes Duncan left for Oracle on their wheels at o'clock yesterday morning. They had as escorts Messrs. Lautaro Roca and B. J. Zabriskie. The former went only ss far as the steam pump, fifteen miles north, but the lat ter completed the journey with them. They arrived at Oracle at ? D. m., drenched with rain, cloud having burst on them shortly before they reached their journeys end. When they reached the Rillito the river WAS running wide and strong and the ladies were inclined to turn back, but finally they submitted to the persuasive elo. quence of their escorts and were safely ] ferried over.