Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.


 day.
 All the JewIsh places of business wer
 closed today out of respect to the ser
 vices of fOln kipuC which were held Il
 the Masonic hail under the direction O
 Mir. B. Schwsb.
 The w c. T. N. have been called U
 meet et Tempe Oct 2d. Delegates ar
 to be entertained free. Delegates frcn
 Tucson will miss the big circus whlci
 hold here Oct. i.
 A. D. Webb an old time printer anc
 nswspape- man has assumed charge ol
 the Sulphur Valley News. publiehd al
 Wilcox. MT Webb is a thorough breo and can be relied on to make gooo paper.
 William J. Stailo and Mrs. Lulu Holmes were married Wednesday even ing by Rev. Ia her Gir6rd. Mr. Stall is proprietor Of the Benson B tiiIns works rnd g highly respected citizen The happy couple will make Benson their future home.
 Nearly dozen miners working at the Mineral Hill group Of mines nave been stung by scorpions. By liberal use oi
 
 nos without considerable amount of suffering being experienced, but fortun- atsly there have been no fatal cases.
 Soms of the Mexican residents of hi city ars gr -6tiy troubled over the reap- peacance of recently deceased lady. II IS rep orted that she showed up twice lO the family. Once she held 8 candle IL her hand, of extraordinary DO yer. The f ! come with fear that they vacated the b USe.
 Prof. D. E. Gaudin gave az exhibi fiOn st the Olympic last nigtt that as- ;onished ihe natives. i st ne weighing 2l6 pounds was placed on 1is 5r eai anc two men with s,edges essaYed 70 bleak #. This they did on the sixieaath blow. His next snow will be ou W Wednesday afternoon next which will consist 1T t.gb: rope waking and holding four o' The stron Eest horses in the town. OE Sunday next H balloon escen5ion will be giv,n.
 An Associated Pr,ss dispatch toda. contains the astounding information that Major Whitsides, commandant B Fcrt L4avenworth, Ksnsaz, ha bseE relieved from duty by the secretary o' war. T1e causes for such action are net stated and same Tili be waited 8nx- lously by his friends here, Cf whom the najor has many. lie !s vel i known aud highly respected by all olo 1 timers who have pleasant reco.Iect!ons | of him. He own heavy property iDter l ests iu both Tucson and Tombstone.
 Be regular aud pupctual in al Al. oe Il fought long SEQ. The last is rot for gotten, but the first is scarce remember ed, so irregular is the life of mos. peopi' | nowadays. The only corrector Of thie | evil Is Simmons Liver Reg gulator, which | keeps the l.her active aud prevents th' | ills Of irregular living; dyspepsia, 6ilio i usness, constipation, etc. It alec cures i this trou bies.
 Capt. Burgess. with his children, Mir | aud Mrs. Thomas, returned yesierd6. |, from the Table Mountain mines where | Dr rrippel, A. E. DonGu and essociates | are working twenty-four men, develop 1 ing the Table MoCntaln mines, which | are :i h in copper and gold. The lndic- | ations are that body of ore from forty | to sixty feet wide will be uncovered. | Assay samples of the ore give large | 9G SOsu COpf-OI. Bishop Rourgarde accompanied b, | the Rev. Father Girgrd, will leave foi | th- city Of Mexico October 6. 10 take | part in the celebration of the festival oi i Ol- Lady of Quad d2lupe. They will bs sbsei-t two weeks or tnereabouts. Tb. bishops from all o-el the United States and Canada h.ve been invited and th, attenda3ce premises to be unusali. 1 large. Excur-lon rates from Fl Paso to the city If Mexico and return, have heen fixed at SG6 Mexican, which le equal to abou' S36 American money.
 The young child Of Lieut.. Hutton died suddenly "Wednesday evening and was buried Thursday. The little thing WAS busy at play when all Gt once II fell 10 the ground. The mother hast ened to pick it up ani io her Gstonlsh- ment and great grief her child w&s dead Dr. teDnsr was et once sum- mnned, but no relief was given. It was ab put four years Of age and had suffer 1 ed from waoopIng cough, and although apparently well the child was much weakened and in playing had burst blood vessel.
 Parties in from the smelter last even ing report thai large red COW, branded either with an Nj or " OF the left bip. was struck by locomotive and badly injured. ThS COW wrs seen to cross tn track absac of the locomotive safely but through some unaccoGntab;e cause the 1 animal turned round and again tried to cross the track but was struck by the locomotive and eventually thrown to the side of the track, where she lay. Her ri :ht hiod leg had beer nearly cut off. It is not known 10 whom the ani nal belonged
 4 U tah mining man claims to have discovered a wSy t0 ueUtralze giant | powder smoke and fumes. With ar ordinary fruit spray pump the foreman ln the tunnel blows lime water into tn. | hanging smoke and gasses, and the lime DeutraiiZes he latter to such En extent | that the tuunei is rapidly cleared, and | the men return tc their work at the face. The lime water is made by slack ing small quantity of liGle in bucket | of water. and of the latter but a small | quantity IS needed at each spraying.
 Ed Tovrea has purchased two bear cubs from Andy Cooper. The cubs are | very tame and attracted considerable | attention in front of Tovrea's meat shop | yesterday, where they were tied. One | Of them IS q ciGS8mon and the other | black bear. Cooper captured them in | the Ton,c Basin. He ran four of them | Up tree. lie shot the old bears and | chopped the tree doxn and caught tbe | youngsters. ToVrea is debating whether | to make pe;s of them or cut them into | stesks.- Republican.
 Knox Corbett leaves fer his old home | in Sumter. South Carolina, on Sunday | morning next. His young son Hiram, now there, has been suffering intensely l from granulated eyelids anj an opera |