Arizona republican., 1896-08-30

distress.
 The trial of Geo. F. Kemper, charged with firing four shots at Frank Ray will come off tomorrow morning before Justice Morris. The case of Ray, for assaulting Kemper with deadly weap- on, will be heard by Justice Johnstone in the afternoon.
 Two fruit stand proprietors came to- gether Friday. One punched the other in the face and the compliment was re- turned Finally getting tired of hit ting each other they began kicking hats, which pleasantly was kept up until they got tired.
 The Pima county cattle association which was organized at Tucson a few days ago for protection from the Pap ago cattle thieves, has hired a detect i've at salary of $100 to go into the Papago country and endeavor to locate Indians slaughtering cattle.
 Mary Stillwell, eldest daughter of Judge Stillwell, was badly injured yes terday morning by falling from a horse Her arm was broken at the wrist and the services of Drs Martin, Battin and Duffield were in requisition to set the injured member She sui cred excruciating padn, but bore it like a Spartan.
 A Mexican named Hercules Ozeta was arrested yesterday on complaint of his wife She alleges that her lord dragged her around by the hair and when tired of the sport threw her un- der the stove to impress on her mind that in spite of the new woman move ment he was still monarch of his household He will be tried by Justice Johnstone tomorrow
 Juan Eseaboza. Mexican who tar ried long with convivial companions and who went home in an uproarious state of intoxication. enjoyed himself to his hearts content by unmercifully beating his wife When the poor wo- man cried for mercy he threw her on the floor and turned his attention to breaking the furniture. His wife, throueh fear or love, absolutely re fuses to enter a complaint against him.
 The new woman is gradually falling into the ways Of man. At Albuquer- que 2. few days pro a couple of hobos were arrested an Ipan being brought into rolice court it was discovered thaitt one was e woman. The couple were man and wife and confessed that hey were beating their way from St. Louis to California. The police se- cured work for the man and the woman was sent off to don the proper habili- ments of her sex.
 1o1, ing near the pest house at Tucson Fri day excavated the skeletons of three people, one the remains of man, the others were woman and a child. From the charred appearance of the bones it was evident that an attempt had been made to burn the bodies. From indications the remains had only been inferred about a year at the most and no one seems to know anything about the case.
 Rev. Ogburns sermon this morning at il o'clock in the Christian church will be based upon the words of David "Is the Young Man, Absalom, Safer" but will deal with present conditions, rather than with the events which called forth the question. MT. Og- burns sermons are always full of prac- tioal thoughts and pointed lessons, but something better than usual is ex- pected from him on this occasion, as the theme is one of vital importance to the people at the present time.
 Dr. R. B. Kunze, who has been spending several weeks in this sec tion securing chronological specimens, of ho11t m 000 hII orc since his arrival, says the Journal Miner. In Tucson he succeeded in capturing 34,000 by actual count. He expects to remain here for another month and will swell his collection during that time up to the 50,000 notch He is we'll equipped with various ap- pliances had devices for the capture of bugs and has succeeded in obtaining 1 several new species here. He takes daily trips into the mountains, going as far as seven or eight miles afoot and always returns with a good col lection of them
 The party of Brazilians who for the past week have been camped near Tempe have pulled up stakes and left the country. It is one consolation however, for unlike most nomadie tribes, they spent several hundred dol lars in the valley. English sovereigns were as plentiful with them as s20 gold pieces are to a Wall street goldbug The tribe is searching the states for 8 good place to colonize and they are only small number of Brazilians who left their native country to try life in America. Several weeks ago ship load of Brazilians landed at New York and they, like their brethren who were here, are going to locate some where in the states
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