Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-15

The asc-nt pastoral letter of ihe Iris
 bishops. eonds muing boycott,ug an the plan of campaign, Was issu ir compliance with premptory order 8 from tbe P pc himself who d-sirtd s pr of of ti'e absolute submission of tn 8 Irish Episc, pate tu the decisions f th Vsucao.
 This i4 practically a contradiction c
 the report that the Irish bishops are de termined to support the league
 WAsHINGrcN. November, "A salnt 7 of If y two guas, to ceit brate the b mO , cratic victory, WIS drsd from a poin several squares to the southwest nf ts White HUnse this evenibg. It whs ist-udei to fire the salute im
 medibtety south of the Presibent' Ouse, a here previous salnie, of this pa
 ture have bse n fi;ed. bus c Iiopsl Er st
 Superintendent If Publ:c Buildit &.
 and Grounds, pOsitiv-iy re'uatd his per
 mission for 1t to be fred from there H,
 Oid not think 1t pronsr that such sal
 u'e as ihe one proposed should be fTei
 under Ihe windows of the WUiie HCuss
 and on property belong to the ahole
 people.
 | LONDON, Nov. 10.-The Chronicles
 Berlin correspondent says 1t IS rumored
 Tn Catholic circles notwithstanding the
 official assurance to the contrary that
 the young King of Spain is weak and
 not likely to live.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Hon. Robert
 Lincoln. minister to England reached
 this city this morning from Chicago and
 held quite reception among old official | frie-ds. He remains for about forty or fifty days after which he goes back to
 England and will resume work.
 BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 1O-Adams of the Unlon Pacific says: "There is no foun- dation for the report that the Union Pa cific & Northwestern Alliance will be broken at least not while l am president" The Union Pacific he says: 'has no floating debt to cause any trouble.
 JACKSON, Nov. 10.-Joe Jackson one of the Rube Burrows gang confined in the penetentiary waiting trial for train robbery, and whose trial was to begin this morning shielded by jumping from a third corridor and had his neck brok- en.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-John Thurston, general solicitor of the Union Pacific arrived from Omaha this morning to testimony in an injunction suit brought by the corporation against the Northern Pacific which last spring refused to ac- cept freight from Tacoma and Puget Sound points.
 LONDON, Nov. t1.-The Pall Mall Gag Bartelett and others who have brought charges against him..
 NEW LORD MAYOR.
 Joseph Savery was today installed Lord Mayor of London with the usual customary pompus.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 10-The even- ing papers say tha5 Mrs. Van Haltren, step-mother of the famous pitcher, has | been sentenced in Oakland to pay a fine | of one hundred dollars, or serve a hun ! dred days imprisonment for leasing | for Chinese Lottery agency. | She declined to pay the fire and went to iaiI.
 San Francisco. Ncv. 10.-Tweaty sn;s dem nding damages to the amount of Sz0,GG0, ~ere fled by Chinese az Rainst 5u peIv.e. B h. ham, for damages re ,ulting rom the enforcement of lie or finance h--Ientting the location ID which the Chinese should live.
 Merced, Cal November 1U-A borri- 1le murder wes cDmmitted last night IeHr Mer3ed Falls, small village on he Mtrced river, about taeBty miles rom this city, John l. Evet, 70 years f age and wcrih half 6 million dollars, .nd without sn enemy, being the vic i'm. Evet .Iv d ht lis rauca near Mer- ,ed F..lls witt his young wif-, young girl ot 20 to whom he had been married Ib ut two years.
 He had two houses, one occupied by lis rancimen, of whom he usually had df Z4n, q, d the other m which he lived himself The lat-er hous- was about 100 yaris rom the other up a smell ill. It vas Ev-tt's practice to retire ,arly, aud l.st evening h. left the ,wer louse, ssying that he wouli go home T write letter to his wife, who had ,een in San FIanciscJ For some t;me. ie was Lot seen again uDtIi tbIs morn ng, wi., one of the ranchmen found Iis body at tie hesd Ot the Stairway a-dlDg To tbs wine cellar. It is COZ -ctursd thht .fter goiug home E ett lit lamp sni commenced tD write tue let er to bis wife, ss the unfinished pages er- fcund on hIs desk
 IL supposed that the murderer rode ID t. the house at this time, tied hIs orse outside and entering the room Ihere Ivstt was eugaged la coDvsr- stl0n with him. MT. Iv-tt was h, s itabie old gentleman and probably iu it.d ths man tJ go to the wine cellar nth him. as this was his rule with kli is visitore. IL is supposed that as they -me up from the wine c-llar together vett stopped to close the cellar door, Ihen the man struck him two murder us blows on the head with hgtchet [ S1mlllHI lD5LT IuSLI. 1uS Olu u1hD | .Il nearly down the stairway cellar DOT, catching snd holding his foot he corouer's jury is now in Session but othiug definite as to the identity of the lurderer is yet known. It IS thought 1bb.ry could not have been the motive ,r the crime, as valusbles in the house r on the body were not disturbed.
 Washin g ton, Nov. 10.-The Novem- er rsturus to the department of sgri- lltu @. of rate of yield per acre makes 9 average of corn 19.9 bushels; pota. ,es 57. buckahest 14.5, hay 1.29 tons, ,bacco 7lS pounds. The corn crop srks the smallest yield reported except lat of 1881 The decline of the last seade is not due to impairment of fer lity, The condition of the potato crop
 October was lower than any reported reyious crop. except 1887. It imports ,srcity and warrants htgh prices. The eld of hay is large as 8 rul" th-, ugh 1t the coauiry Ine cane Fuaar "rop