Arizona republican., 1895-11-02

of southern Arizona recently paid twt years back subscription to. weekly paper in mescal. The printer and tht office devil are now having the swelling boiled out of their hearts and will prob ably get out another issue, the first il three weeks, next Monday.
 Tombstone Prospector: The fal rains have set in earlier than usual this year. It appears to be raining pretty generally over the country, and here il Tombstone it has been showery for tht past three days.
 Tucson Citizen: Hon. N W. Bernard brought in 1,600 heH1 of cattle for ship. ment today. They were gathered iI the neighborhood of Arivaca, Gro Elan. co and contiguous country. Taken as a whole they are splendid looking ani- mals. They are now in the stockpens preparatory to being shipped east.
 Tombstone Prospector: The largest Gila Monster seen in Tombstone for some time was captured yesterday be- low town. It measured 19 inches from point of it's nose to tip of it's tail. It was a repulsive looking creature.
 Tucson Citizen: Developments made in the Santa Rita coal fields are of a most encouraging character, not only for coal but also for oil. Two shafts are being sunk about a mile apart. In one the coal formation is strong and in the other the indications are in favor of oil. This is the opinion of Prof Blake, who made an examination of the material Monday At last accounts the deepest shaft was down but twenty feet. Before twice that depth has been reached important revelations may be looked for.
 Tombstone Prospector: A Mexican woman in Tucson who has been mar ried six years has twelve children. She has given birth to triplets four times.
 Wilcox News: Four carloards, 129,- 900 pounds of potatoes were received at Wilcox and freighted to Fort Grant Monday. This is probably the largest single consignment of ''spuds' ever received at this place. A large cellar has been constructed at the fort and years supply laid in.
 Wilcox News: H. F. Knowler, the Bonita merchant, was arrested on Fri day last and placed under S1 1000 bond to appear before the next United States grand jury at Florence and explain how he came in possession of 300 lbs. of horseshoes and some other articles supposed to have been the property of the United States government.
 Yuma Bee: The testimony in the Daniel case was all submitted to Judge Baker in the habeas corpus proceed mgs. A skull has been found which has been identified as that of Mrs. Daniel, supposed to have been killed and her body thrown into the river near Ehrenberg five years ago. Daniel was afterward heard by two boys to tell his mother the circumstances of Mrs. Daniels disappearance. The case has ben before nearly every grand jury in the past five years but the fact of Mrs. Daniels death could not be estab- lished. Judge Baker refused to admit Daniel to bail and he will remain in jail.
 Jesse R. Grant, who has spent the past ten years here, is the fourth and youngest child of General Ulysses s. Grant and is 3S years old. He has spent nearly all his mature years in the west and has mining interests in several states and Mexico.
 Yuma Bee: Under the new train ar rangement, the M. & P. and S. F. & P. no longer make connections at Phoe- nix. A passenger wanting to go to Prescott must wait at Phoenix from 8 a. m. to 6:30 a. m. next day. This makes thiry-eight hours necessary to travel from Yuma to Prescott, or as long as via San Bernardino.
 Oh! My Back!
 A good many tired men and women could get rid of that pain in their back