Arizona republican., 1898-09-28

From a reliable source we learn that William Pearce, one of the former lucky owners of the famous Pearce mine. who is now attending school at the university at Tucson, is soon to be married to one of Tucson's charming belles. The young lady was a former resident Of Tombstone, but for the last two years has been resident Of Tue son, where sha also is a student of the university.-Bisbee Orb.
 Owing to the illness Of District At torrey English the prosecution of the more important criminal cases was de- iayed and Judge Davis decided to ad- Journ court now and hold another ses- sion at the regular term in November, about six weeks hence, when all the civil and the remainder Of the crimi- nal cases can be proceeded with.- Tombstone Prospector.
 Engineer Ignacio BonilIas has re- ceived a telegram to the effect that the iron bridges to cross. the arroyo on C2mrillO street and ArizDe street. in. Nogaies, Sonora, will be shipped from Chicago on the 18th instant. They ought to arrive in a couple of weeks. and as the abutments for their recep- tion are all finished, the structures will be speedily erected.-Oasis.
 The new postcfice building was this morning thrown open to the public and every one had a new experience in opening their combination boxes. The clerks were not used to the new ar rangement and the delivery of the mail was necessarily slow this morning. Everything will be moving along smoothly in few days, however, and the public should bear with the post masteT.-Bisbee Orb.
 The municipality Of Noga1es, Sonora, has consolidated the public schools of that city, under the pTincipalship of Senor IgraciO COvarrubias. with five assistauts-two fer the boys depart ment and three for the girls depart ment- There are about 250 pupils en- rolled, and the average attendance is about 200 All books and school sup plies are furnished by the government In Mexico school teachers are paid. every month in the year-pay going On all through the vacation
 Rev. c. P. Wilson was made happy Monday night by a surprise party at the Methodist parsonage Upon his re- turn from Q church business meeting he found the parsonage full Of friends who had gathered to spend a short time with him and bid him good-by. Re 1T,shments were served and Rev. Will sen and his friends spent an hour in social conversation. He has been the pastor Of the Methodist church at this place fer two years and leaves many friends who regret his departure Flagstaff Gem.
 James ShuDct, one Of Teddy's Ter TOTS, belonging to Texas company, is h our city. Ar. Schunct came here in search of his bride. who was enticed from her home in San Antonio, Texas. by fellow Rough Rider, with the story that Mr. Schunct was sick with fever at this place. This event hap Dened while Schunct was at Wickon being mustered out, having been mar rIed only week before while on fur tough. Mir Schunct is almost crazed with grief fer the loss of his bride-wife. and is certain that she is being held from him and net given a chance to notify any enc. He received a dis patch from the young 1ady's brother yesterday, who is also hunting her, stating that. he had heard Of them at Marshall, Texas. Mir Schunct will re- main here before making any more plans.-BisBee Orb.
 The much talked of Conyers murder case has come to a somewhat startling close. From s. K Williams, who re turned yesterday from Tombstone, an Orb reportsr learns that yesterday morning E. ". Land, attorney for Mrs. Frances COnyers, made a statement to the court in which he said that his client was willing to plead guilty to manslaughter. By entering this plea the defendant admits her guilt in kill ing her husband. From the day of the killing she has protested her innocence and stoutly declared that her husbands death was due to an accident. But through the efficient work Of Sheriff Nhite and his deputies evidence sufii- cient to cOnFict had besn collected against her, and at last she has realized her situation. What disposition the court will make in the matter is at present difficult to foretell- An indict- nent for murder has baen found against her and she is willing to plead guilty to manslaughter At all events the law will take its course. The ter imitation of the case. as it is, adds much to the record Of cur excellent sheriT, SCoC5 White. Through his ef- forts and his alone has the case been brought to the public and the convic- tiOn Secured.-BisDee Orb.
 The volunteers from Whipple took their departure for Lexington, Ky, Sat- urday afternoon The coaches for their transportation arrived Friday night and consisted of twelty-two tour iSL cars fer the enlisted men. two stan dard PGllmans for the officers and four baggage cars. Of these only four tesn were brought to Prescott and the balance were left at Ash Fork The run from Prescott to Ash Fork was made in two sections, At the latter place the troops. will be divided up in fo more comfortable quarters and three sections will be TUl over the Santa Fe to Kansas City. From Kansas City to St Louis one train will be run over the Burlington. enc over the Alton and one over. the Missouri Pacific. The troops marched from Whipple to Pres