Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-09-05

W. r. Weuple was in yesterday morn
ing from the Southern Belle.
Last Friday night Choynski knocked
McAuiiffe out in four rounds.
Judge Bethupe opened court this
morning and called the calendar.
Alfred Donsu returned to his ranch
this morning, after weeks visit In the
CITY.
The Benson round up will begin on
September 10th, at the old Wakefield
place in the Milestone mountains.
Miss Anna McKenna returned on Sat
urday night from a most pleasant vsca'
ton on the Pacific coast.
Go;ernor Franklin and party, who
have been taking short vacation 10 Los
Angeles, returned to Phoenix tnie
morning.
After a very pleasant outing OF a
couple of months in the Catalina noun
talns, the family of Antonio Gonzales
returned home yesterday evening.
Good news comes from Globe. An
other very rich and extensive copper de-
post has been found in the Old Domln-
ion mines. This gives the company
still more extensive lease OF lie.
The abundance of rain that the SILT
River valley has been favored with this
season has given our vegetable farmers
q large crop aud our market can snow
q larger and better variety OF vegetables
than any other city Of its size in the
unIon.-G8zette.
An old gentleman named Keefe came
in on the train last night, with his ehoui-
der dislocated. DR.. Rogers set the In
lured member and the man returned
home this morning. Mr.. Keefe was rid
ing fractions horse which threw him.
His foot became entangled in the STIR
rup and be was dragged quite a distance
with the result above recorded.
The store of B. M. johnson i Some,
of Mesa City, was bnrglarized last Fri
day night, by experienced crhcksmen.
The burglars secured but S25 for their
pains, end revenged themselves for the
mesgre haul by scattering the private
papers of the firm all over the store.
Weary as people are of civil war arti-
cles, there is q striking novelty in hear
ing that O woman saved the union.
Godey's magazine for Septembe ad-
vances surprising array OF testimony
to prove that Ana Ella Carroll should
be ranked among the worlds greatest
strategists.
Messrs. K. L. Hart and E. W. Mason
returned yesterday from q bicycle trip
to Tom bstone, much improved in health
and appearance. They rode through
some very rough country on the trip,
but report a most enjoyable time. Pesrce
camp wss in their line OF travel and they
paid the famous camp visit.
An interesting account of "Some An
te-Bsllum Politics" is given in the Aug
ust North American Review by the
Hon. George W. Julian, who was NOM
mated for the vice presidency in 1852
by the Free Soil party. Mr.. Julian's
"reminiscences Of those stirring days will
repay close attention.
Under the caption of Tissues and
Prospects Of the Campaign" the North
American Review for August presents
two extremely able articles dealing d.
rectly with the vital political questions
OF the day, the republican party's pres
entstion of it's claims being set forth by
the Hon. w. E. Chandler. u. S. senator
from New Hampshire, and the demo-
cratic by the Hon. Josish Quincy, pres
ept mayor of the city of Boston.
would seem, merely to nurses or to
Amszons in disguise. The sex Is mere
after to be credited with great strategic
abilities, according to Godey's Magazine,
which presents in its September number
an amazing mass OF evidence to prove
that it was q woman, Anna Ella Carroll,
that caused the military movement up
the Tennessee River, and instituted
what was in some respects the most
brilliant and most important camrsigD
Of the civil war.
McClure's magazine for September
will contain the first report ever pub
lished of Abraham Lincoln's famous
Lost Speech" delivered at Blooming
toH, before the first republican
state convention held in Illinois. 81
never witnessed such scene before or
since," says Joseph Medill, editor of the
chicago tribune, VINO was q member OF
the convention and writes an introduce
ton to the report Of the speech describ-
ing the occasion.
The Phoenix Republican says that
DR.. r. E. Kunze, who has been spend
ing several weeks in that section secur-
ing chronological specimens, reports
catch of about 10, 900 bugs since bis ar
rival ia Prescott. 10 Tucson be sue
ceeded in capturing 1000 by actual
count. He expects to remain here for
another month and will swell his colleo
tion during that time up to the $4,000
notch. He is well equipped with various
appliances and devices for the capture
OF bugs and has succeeded iu obtaining
several new species here. He takes
daily trips into the mountains, going as
far as seven or eight miles sfoot and al
WAYS returns with q good collection OF