Arizona republican., 1895-07-25
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 A glass tube at the Tempe Creamery exploded Tuesday morning and knocked over the engineer, c. Curley. A couple more men were also knocked out, but no serious injury was received. About 400 pounds of ammonia was lost, how ever, as the result of the explosion.
 A serenading party has been organ lzed in the city composed of some of the musical young men of the city. They will make visits nightly to the homes of those who do not object to be awakened from sound slumber by the sweet refrains of a guitar and man. dolin.
 The officers have as yet no clue as to the whereabouts of the young couple, that have eloped from Walnut Grove and are supposed to be in this city. The father of the young girl is yet in town and VOWS that he will make it in- teresting for Mike Campbell if he catches him.
 Jose Martinez was tried in the re. corder's court yesterday for disturbing the peace. Only couple of days ago Martinez was released from serving five days sentence, and as he appeared to be very fond of spending his time in jail the recorder gave him seven days on the chain gang.
 Toribio Carmargo WAS sentenced to serve ten days in the county jail yester- day for using vulgar and obscene language. He entered the home of woman named Maria Flores with no other object than to call both che and her husband vile names. Constable Porterie happened to be passing at the time and took the fellow in charge.
 The following were the out-golng pas. sengers on last nights M. & P. train: J. W. kosier, Galveston; Mrs. T. L. Hughes, Mrs. s. s. Dunlap, Mrs. H. o. Sampson, Bedding, Cal.; W. H. slife. Denver; Jos. Campbell, Los Angeles N. F. Wardwell. Springfield, Mo-; Nellie Woodside, Sacramento, Cal.; c. F. Morgan and wife, Tucson; J. F. Nc. Bride, Los Angeles.
 Yesterday was observed as holiday in Mesa City for it is the anniversary of the first discovery of Salt Lake by the Mormons. A picnic was held on the grounds, called the "bowery," From o'c!ochin the afternoon until 6 o'clock yesterday evening the young boys and girls enjoyed g dance, and last night the elder folks held a big dance in the town hall. Speeches were made by the leading citizens of the town and an all round good time was enjoyed.
 Says the Silver Belt: A distatch from Snowflake, Apache county, dated July Is, states that on the night previ. ous the south bound mail was waylaid by three men, ten miles from Snowflake One Of the highwaymen caught one of the mail carriers horses by the bridle,- but the bridle broke and the horses ran away leaving the robbers behind. The team dashed into d great aulch, where the wagon, horses and drlver were pitched into hole. The driver was hurt, but is thought not seriously. The robbers got no booty.
 There Was quite dlscusslon among several prominent men at the depot last night as to the dig at Tucson, as they considered it, in the last nights issue of our contemporary, says the CGai. "A e ao ud1iuS eSdiC piaCOo l doC- nix first, hell next, lower than the second appeared Yuma, while away down even lower than Yuma appeared Tucson. One of the reverend gentle men of the city once made some such comparison and had it pronounced treason. The gentlemen speaking of it at the depot saw this drive the same way.
 Harry Gordon was tried in Justice Johnstone'a court yesterday on charge of cutting loose several dogs belonging to Col. Poston. The colonel keeps sort of dog hospital at the Golden Eagle stables. The canines made more or less noise and very often dog was found missing but the remains of 8 rope left behind showed conclusively that knife figured very extensively in the matter. The colonel set watch and saw Gordon in ths act of cutting the rope of one of the animals. He was ar rested yesterday and assessed $5.50 for his fun.
 Sea Shore Excursion via. the M. & p.
 The fourth of the series of the popu. lar seaside excursions under the di- rection of the Maricopa & Phoenix rail- way will leave Phoenix Tuesday even- ing, August 6, at 8 p. m., arr1vIng at Los Angeles the next day at l D. m. 1 Direct connection made at Los Angeles with trains for the following named nojnts. Ban Frapoisco and Santa