Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-22

P office duties to show that the consumer } always paid the extra duty. He said the effects of the tariff will t be disastrous to American agriculture. 3 He declared that Canada would be able
 to supply Great Brisian with all the food ! she now gets from the Uaissd States. ; Referring to the meat inspection bill
 of America he declared the empowering cf the president 6Oyco of nations was ) an sc: unworthy Ot s great uation. Eng 3 land might be isjured for year or two : by the United States tariff legislation. . He hoped he would not dream of repris- 3 sls.
 The Times in B long editorial says S,r
 Lyons speech is the most complete ex- pOsnre yet published on either side of l the Atlantic Of the a6surlity of the Mckinley tariff.
 } Chicago, November I5-Inquiry at General Ailes' seadquarters this mora
 ing slIciisd tbs stHtemeDs that no iroops
 had been ordered into the field as re-
 ported.
 Atlsnis, Ga, November 15-Tha Ma
 tional convention of the Women's Chris
 tian Temoerabcs UniOn tegan here this
 afternoo, with large attendance. Pre-
 ident Froucis E. Willard delivered her
 annus! address. It is lengthy, covering
 107 psees
 IL deals with the years work and de
 clared She TOmen's Christian Temper
 snce UGIon to be now closing its best
 years aud one of it's largest increase in T hor . AL
 ginsl package decision resulted in tue
 most hslpfnl temperancs agitation of t.
 yesr It declared against high heanss
 and for prohibition by law, by politics
 and by Omep's ballot | Miss Willard said: i've women
 ssDt oOe hsrf the world, an undivided
 hslf."
 Sae advised the organization of
 wolDeO's council in every town. to bs
 composed of the presidents of the various
 societies, this to bs sort of clearing
 aoGss of their work. By such unifcation
 of women's enterprise 1t will be prscti-
 cable to build woman's temple in every
 t9wD' to serve as a rendezvous for their
 varied philanthrophic work and by | iss rental to help carry that work for
 ward
 February 15 to IS next has been set
 Tor the first regular meeting of the Wo
 mems National Council, at Cincinnati, and the National Women's Christian TfmperaDce Union IS invited to send re- prssen.stive women, who shall speak in tbeir bshalt
 "Let US name day for a general movement all over the land for 8 mem- Oersbip crusade Lot the local unions divide in twos and thrs-s, starting out early in the morning and continuing tilI evening, csnvsssing for new members and leaving literature jn each home The thought that hundreds of women ihe world over, are doing missionary work on the same day will give faith, courage and success"
 Miss Willard asked that the convep- tioH vote on such day for next yesr also, on the question of petition from the women of the civilized world to the czar against political prisoners bsing clsssod with those guilty of crimes and sgsins: sheir being treated with so much harsh ness.
 The business of the meeting begins tomorrow.
 San Francisco, November 15-Infor- nation reached here today that @ Isal- ian named Cavognero had killed bis wife and then committed suicide at Terry's ranch, near Clayton. Thursday night. No c use for the deed is known. The couple were employed on the raIch and had been married abeut year
 Cornipg, Gal Nov. 15.-Chse. Nun ion b1risd 8 three days old child on Friday. After the burial he returned home and took up bottle of prepars- tion for embGlming, and took drink, thinking it was mineral water. He liD- gered until noon to-day. when he died
 LONDON, Nov. 1.-The jury have re turned verdict that. adultery has been committed by Mrs. O'Shea and Chas S. Parnell. The court granted a divorce with costs 10 the petitioner, and also awarded hlm the custody of the younger children.
 SALoNCA, Nov. 15.-A railway train with large number of soldiers was de- railed neaI here today. Thirty persons were killed and forty injured.
 NEW YORK, Nov. :17.-The stock mar ket this morning was the scene of wild excitement and positive panic was ex- cited i'll all portions of the list. Losses exceed anything seen since the present doctrine began. Dealings are simply enormous.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-General died this morning.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 1.-The west bound express on the Baltimore & Ohio jumped the track east of Clarksburg, West Yer ginia this morning and coliided with working train. Several passen7ers and postal clerks were seriously hurt.
 NEW YORK, Nov 17.-Action for ab- solUte divorce was begun today in the Supreme Court by pr. FraZor E. Fuller of this city against his wife, Lizzie Hast lngs Fuller, who IS at present at the Palace Hotel, San Fracisco. The couple were married last February in this city. Leicester Holmes of this city is correspondent. Holmes was at one time private secretary of Mayor Grant. It is stated that Fuller charges mis conduct between Holmes and his wife before she went west.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The stock holders of the defunct Hall & Willis Hardware Co. held meeting yesterday, and examined the books, finding short age of nearly S100,OO0. Shelby Jones, treasurer of the concern, was charged with the responsibility of the concern. He denied 1t. Last night he shielded, leaving a note that he could not stand the unjust accusations. The stockhold- ers all say that he was responsible.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 17,-Daniel s. Ap- pleton, the well-known publisher, is very low with stroke of apOplexy.
 NEW YORK, Nev. 17.-Gregory, Bal lon & O.. brokers, have failed.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Randall and brokers have suspended.