Arizona republican., 1898-11-15

the Siewert house, but was nipped in
 the bud. and 3 day or two ago at the
 home of Mrs. Fitzgerald by the over
 turning of 9 coal oil lamp another fire
 was caused. Fortunately for the occu-
 pants of the hOUse effective help was at
 hand and the fire was sE1otheTed, and
 the record was unbroken. The last j two fires were covered by insurance in full for damage sustained.-Tucson
 Star
 ] Mrs. ONsin has just received Eotif- cation from the qUarterm2ste- ganer- al's office, Washington, b. C.. that the
 government will pay Crly for the snip
 ment Of ths late Captain O'Neill's body
 from Cuban soil-that the family must pay all other expenses. The govern
 ment will provide transportation from
 New York city to SaCsi2gO, Cuba, and return Cn government transport, fer q represeni Etive Of the family of the
 deceased soldier and 2 caskes: and up-
 on arrival of the remains at New York
 to forward them at public expense to
 home of deceased. 945 bsing allowed
 for funeral expenses. Meals on trans
 port must be paid for. It will be nGc-
 essary that the family attend to disin
 ,erring and preparing the remains for
 shipment ard see that all sanitary reg
 ul2tiOns of the states tr2veTsed by the remains iii this country. governing the
 shipment of the dead. are complied
 with. .''-Prescot- Courier.
 August Joerr5. cur well known jew eler, has returned from 2 rip Of several
 days to the w0lfram:te properties in the D1agoons They are located in the
 vicinity Of RUasailville, about four
 miles roIth c5 the Southern Pacific railroad. For an area Cf four square
 miles cr0ppings and float carrying
 wolfra mite are found, the formation being gracitc The shipping point for he camp is Summit station e the s. P Fer woiframite ore delivered at che station 420G per ten has been paid 5y ore buyers. AbCu5 nineteen years aso Mir. JCeT!s, in prospecting this dis tTiCt discovered ore which h9 then be- iieved to be valuable, and securing some specimens had thcm as-2yed in
 beth Tombstone and Tucson with the result that the ere was said 10 b5 val leless. He has since found that the ore wGs the same now found to be So valuable. Specimens of WOlfr3mite ore brought ia by MT. Joerss carries G5 per c-nt Of that mstai.-Bisbse Orb.
 4 crowd 0, Mexicans sst upon ". ?. Long. 2n CX-CfiCcT. at an early hour Thursday morning at Bisbel a MT. Long was going hone. They stoned him and one of the number cut th2 de- tenseless man in the abdomen. He cr2Rled to his room and c&ll9d for aid. | Dr. EGmunds0n attended. 4 man who 1as arrested was brought b5fCre the
 injured Long wkO id 5Etifed him as one # -hc a5s3ilants. Long WAS near tha town jail when he W25 bounced upon in the dark. WLa. provoked the trOu- bls is rot kZOwn, but it is thought that Long was mistaken fer person whom the MeXicans had some grudg5 against. The injured man died at ?. h. On the day Ot the assault. He was about 40 years old and it is understood that he was from Texas, but came to BisEec from New Mexico to enter the customs service. He was quiet, u2as- suming and well liked. He realized | tha- death was near, and he did not ] wal, any one to be punished for the | assauit.-TucsOn Citizen.
 The hope entertained that the life Of William Crowle might be sDar5d was dissipated last Friday morning when 5he spirit tCck it's flight. He had been sick fer several weeks with typhoid pneumonia and although everything possible was done to assist nature in com mbatting the dread diseass, it was The case is especially sad as Q widow, and two children O. tender 7 invaluable to them. William CTowle, the deceased. was a native Of St. Aus tell, Cornwall, England, 20 years Of agc lie had resided Eero three years, and Q half and owing lo his proml- lence in Globe miners. union (of which he was president at the. time of his dc2-h) and membership in Rescue lcdge, No. F, l. c. o. F. and Ton5o Tribe No. 13, l. c. Of R.. he was very well known and liked i'll the conmun- ity. The funeral under the auspices of the orders named took place from the NJ F. church last Sunday afternoon, and was g sad and impressive occasion. The services at church and grave were conducted by the OGd Fellows, and brief address delivered by Rev. 2. Q. NIcIntier. The funsral procession was one of the longest witnessed in Globe, there being upwards Of 230 members of the three orders in line, and the scenes at the church and grave were lEecting.-Silver Belt.