Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-19

The base ball c-anks are all stIrre
 up oyer the question of the territoria
 championship. Since Fort Thoms
 made Tucson and Phoenix take tt
 croouet for pratlce those towns hay,
 had the fever badly. A series of game , ie proposed and George G. Montgomery
 has informed the committee of arrange
 meuts ct Phoenix that WInslow wants to be in it.-Democrat.
 The Devils Auction company, which
 was expected to favor Tucson with ar
 engagement this coming winter. came to
 grief in Corciana, Texas, day or so ago
 by eu explosion on the stage which kill ed some mem bers Of the troupe and lald others up for repair. Manager Ried Is
 unable to determine what effect the &C., |; cident will have on the company'sf future engagements.
 If you experience sense or fatigue 1 without adequate cause, a continual tired feeling, and fad your duties lrk. some, your stomach and liver gre out Of order and jn need of an appropriate re- medy to restore them to healthy actlvl- ty. Dr. J Ii. McLean's Streng gthenlng Cordial and Blood Purifier will correct the difficulty, stimulate the digestion,
 sharpen the appetite and put new life
 and vigor into the body. Price ol per
 bottle. Sold at all drug stores.
 The familiar figure of Andrew Jack son Zimmerman will be seen on the streets of Tucscn no more. He WAS
 accidentally choked to death this Rorn-
 ing while at breakfast with a tough
 piece ot meat whi,h stuck ID the old
 mans throat. Zimmerman IS an old Arizonan. 6 useful man in his day, but for the pact ten or twelve years he has been helpless pagalytic and county charge. Judge Osborn took up sub scription and the old msn Was decently buried at o'clock thls afternoon. He was before coming to Tucson resident Of Pnoeuix. At the time of his death | he lived in little house opposite the | old Osborn place south Of town.
 Mir. E. L. Wetmore announces that the wind storm of today Is the precucser of the disastrous hurricane recently OK perienced at La Paz, Mexico, by which much of that town and considerable interests were destroyed. Citl- zsns bereabOuts are, in consequence thereof, advised tO trlm their sails ln accordance herewith. They are fur ther advised that the CIIIzEN is the first paper on earth in which the announce- nent Of the coming visitation has been made. All vessels and steamers on the Santa Cruz are urged to put into George Chan See's, where they will be protect sd from the bufTeting of the storm by the mellard ducks and punches of wild rice which have been staked out for such emergencies.
 Word comes from San Francisco that Jack Harris, son cf Detective Len Harris, who was killed at Boulder Creek oy nighwayman, about B year ago, wes shot and mOrtaliy wounded by a man named Calender. The two men were ;aid to be bosom friends and were iu the lote shaving business together. Harris t appears was jealous of his wife. He lad been home and not seeing her there ook his pistol and started to find her. She wss on her way home when Call 'nder overlook her and they walked long together. Shortly afterwards hey met the husband who at once com nenced shooting. ID this enterprise he vas soon joined by Callender with above esults. Young Harris wes we'll known I he life of his father. At last accounts Ie wRs still alive but sinking. Oaliender nd Mrs. Harris were both in jail.
 MT. James Quinlan is iD from his anch in the Baboquivaris. He says the utlook for the Indians in the papBgue- ia is gloomy. West of the Qaijotoa mountains no rain fell md no crops were aised. But little was planted and those hat were put in withered and died fer ack Of rain. Ia that section of country ] here are at least 2500 or 5000 Indians, | catered among the various towns north If the international lIne, the best Of rhom he says have not more than a months provisions at hand. Hereto ore there wae an abundance of cattle in he country, but the Indians depredsted | 10 them to s fearful extent so thRt anches had to be abandoned and the attle withdrawn. In five years ''ac l nrding to the books" they killed or tole 0000. Now it is possible they will l uffer for want unless the government teps iu with assistance.