Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-01

taris, October 25-A pew French tar-
 iii bill as issued tO tue clsmber of
 deputies today. Among otber things 1t
 proposes the following duties: Per 100
 k'ios "f wheat, 5 franc l; flour, 8 frame
 In regard 70 cattle duty. 1t is not fixed,
 brr henceforth 1t sill be levied on welg ht
 instead by head.
 PEisburg, Oct 25-Four thousand
 people were gathered at the Citv Hnll
 70 night 10 listen to the address by
 SeDat+'I JnO. Sherman In the issues Ui 1 be campa'gD. IO the course of his 1 spsscl .1-nator Sherman saIt: "In 1858
 tb~- Dt orle of the UOiied States trus @ !
 'ha rpah'icans with 'heir pojIic>l
 pb -er. Now that the first power was
 'h- p"~er t" appoint the officers of this
 sre.-t government of ours and that this
 p"wer i'.sr@ad of being the strength to iEy patty IS the weakness. Had l ths ] .'.'@e-, 1 would not allow a metnber of c0.Sr,-s tO recommend aLy che for a"! iii ' ~hntever." Cheers. Ai Ter the va-"ins stormy scrDes in the early p.- ot tho past session and the inpor ! tt-mt measures passed after the rul=s : sdopt d ai d the representing strong
 ,.les ',r 'he soldiers. Senator Sherman took np Mckinley bill for measure. .,nd h'- said that it made free a greater
 mount of product ot foreign countries in our owu country than any tariff bill of gnc snt or modern times.
 Chi ego, Oct 25-Tbe Tribune SAYS tre Vanderbilt people have been nego- oiating with Stanford and other large holder i1 Southern Pacific stock, 10 se- cure the possession of their holdings m order t" control tue Southern Pacific Such result will placs the North Western UGion Pacific combination iu posisicn to defy all competition. The ,.ut Fe 'nagnates are alarmed and E. ] meetirg of the directors has been | c ,lled.
 London, October 25 -Investig ,hows that Mrs. Hobbs, whole murder caused smother "Jack the Ripper scarce, 'tarte't yesterday to visit Mrs. Piercy.
 The house Was visited today and 1t |
 bowed marks of terrible struggle. bl .ody carving knife and bent poker | 5rneared With blood, and to which ad- aeIed the lock O. woman's hair, were fouud. Mrs. Percy was arrested, and charged with the murder of Mrs. Hobbs and her rhild.
 Fresno, October 25-Ths jury in the case of John l.. Stillmsn, charged with the murder of John D. FIske on the 26 If July, this evening returned verdict of murder iii the first degree with the penalty tixet ss imprisonment for life.
 London. October 24.-
 Geo. Johnson, artist, and Jno Phillips art dealer were arraigned ir the mspeion house, police court, today on the charge e of being implicated in as conspiracy to forge letters of credit upon the banking firm Drexel, Morgan < Go. of New York.
 BossoN, Mass, Oct. o4.-Dispatches from East Peppereld, Mass, says the entire business portion of the town was burned. Loss, s500,OO0.
 ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct. 27.-From this date to Nov. 9th or 10th will occur the twenty-five day rain period and the heavy storms that belong to the equi- noxes of Venus. In fact November will be noted for great weather disturbances, for tropical hurricanes and north western blizsards. In the north west people will imagine that winter is coming on ferociously and early but af- ter the November storms are over beautiful weather will return.
 Numerous first-class disturbances will occur in November, among them will be the equinox of Venus at 30, on the Sth, Mercury crossing the Suns equator at l31 on the 18th, and the moon cross rg the earth's equator on 9th and 22nd. [ estimate the relative force of the planets in their influence on the storms and weather, the first having the great sst force, and second having the next greatest, etc., as follows: 1.-Moon crossing the equator. 2-The earth's March equinox. 3-The earth's September equinox. 4 Earth passing the Suns Equator. 5-Venus' equinox at 30. 6-Mercury crossing the suns equinox [ 1t 30. Venus equinox at 20. S-Venus passing the suns equator. ( 9-Mercury or Venus crossing the e 'un's equator when near the earth.
 10-Tha moon arOccinn north ar south.
 11-Mars passing its equinoctials.
 12-Jupiter passing his equinoctials 13-JupIter passing the suns equator |,
 4-Saturn passing its equinoctials.
 15-Saturn passing the sun equator. y 16-Uranus passing its equinoctials.
 H-Uranus passing the suns equator
 1S-New moon near its perigree. E 19-Neptune's equinoctials. u 20-Mercury passing suns equator at Il 21-Earth passing Mars equator. f 22-Moon's perigree and apogree.
 S-Planets' perihelion and aphelion.
 24-Eclipses of the moon. 9 25-Full moon. Il 16-ConiunctiOns of the planets. 6 27-Planets crossing each others h 'quators. i; The regular storm waves are inde- ,endent as to their movements from vest to east IT. this latitude and around heir centers in the Pacific, Atlantic and r ndian oceans, but are caused to increase IT decrease in force by the electric force f the planets. MORALES, A. T., Oct. 27-(Special to T r he CITIZEN James, Farrell, a we'll :, ,nOWn mining man and until few n lays ago, manager for the Imuris mine f. ompany was shot and killed yesterday b y carpenter named Rood. It Itappears fl Rood claimed to be one of 3 owners of D he Cerro Blanco group of mines near '. muris, Sonora, which Farrell last fall laced with a syndicate of English capi-