Prominent citizens of Sonora, now in
Tombstone, express regret at the con
templated purpose of the Mexican gov
ernment to remove General Lorenzo
Garcia from the command of the troops
now in the field against the Apaches.
The feeling in southern Arizona is sim
ilar, as Garcia is known and admired
for the splendid record he has as an
Indian fighter. It is thought that
Garcia’s agreement with General Crook
regarding the latter’s crossing Into|Mex
ico, Is the cause of his removal.
San Francisco Budget.
San Francisco, May 11.—Retailers re
port an active trade, but anticipate a
lessened demand. Shipments the first
four months of the year south were
heavy. The trade with Mexico, Central
America, Hawaii, Japan, China, Aus
tralia and British Columbia is steadily
developing.
In April 7,790 through passengers
arrived in San Francisco over the Cen
tral and Southern Pacific roads. There
were 3,750 departures for the east.
The Portland Oregonian reports the
fruit crop of Washington territory as
very light. It was injured by the ex
cessive warm weather in February and
March.
The fast St. Louis tobacco train,
comprising eleven cars, arrived last
night, making a run of 533 miles In
twenty-one hours and five minutes.
The inquest on the death of the
young milliner, Hattie Hensinger, who
died suddenly in the rooms of Seth
Cook, the millionaire, shows death re
sulted fr >m an overdose of neuralgic
pills carelessly administered by herself.
The military headquarters report no
news from Crook. None is expected
until he has accomplished what be was
directed to perform.
Furniture Repaired.
and re-upholstering neatly done at
CRAIG A DAVIS’.
Arrested for Perjury.
New York, May 11.—Andrew J.
Smith, president of the Manhattan fire
insurance company, has been arrested
and held for bail in the sum of $5,000.
