Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08

Vizesys 5 miles of. Tbe Hsreray'. g. lights were burning and must have beet [ plainly visible to the Spaniards. Wheu
 the vessels struck the passengers began to Jump down on the schoOner's deck D Csps Allen ordered him to keep them f tt as hs wanted the bost to save his crew. Walker claims that the captain deserted him.
 3 Seattle, Oetsber 31 Terrace street a one of the steepest 10 the city, leading
 up tO the base of high bIuff- has
 formed into sD sysIacche, and fifty or
 more people who live in the vicinity are , moving out of their residences in alarm Pastures have formed in the earth and see cracks are from three inches to two l. feet in width. The damage already
 done will exceed S20,OOO and people a,e
 fearful lest the whole hill will slide
 down
 5 The city board of public works put s force of men at work this morning dig
 ging at the base of the bill, and the re- srit wss the location of large living
 spring, which has sent sweeping water
 down the grade and was the cause os
 the trouble. A drainage system will
 oe put and h. ciIy has hopes that the
 svalanche can be ehecked.
 Astoria, Nov. 1--The steamer Michi
 2 arrived this morning after a wild
 race Tor life, lasting for hours. When
 -he wac about 15 miles of Gray harbor
 Ire was discovered in the forebold.
 All precautions were taken to prevent
 dsm4Re. Sue flew down the coast.
 It was telegtsphed ip the city and the
 Ing WaIIa Walla started tc her assie-
 tsnce but fortunately shs succeeded in
 getting ss'ely to the land.
 She Is now lying near the land at the
 Jock.
 The new French tariff contains & striking feature heretofore unnoticed.
 his n the clause which gives the
 president aud the cabinet full power to
 r't"liate to great extend as they cbose on ths articles exported to France by 'uv country which discriminass against the French products.
 West Point, Cal, November I-Ths
 lead body of Frank Mason, who mur ierss: his two brother-in laws at this place yesterday, was found today $50 yards from where the murder was com mitted.
 Mason shot himself through the head with his rifle.
 Tnpeka, Kan., November 1-The "or,- 8inal package" houses are clos ins her4 today. OIly one remained 'peo at noon. Judge OsldwelI's decis- lou was received with Ioy by prohibi- tionisss.
 San Francisco, November 1-Ellson & Norri', cigar manufacturers, have filed a petition of insolvency. Ire scheduled indebtedness amounts to about S33.OOO, mostly dns in this clty. They have teen engaged in business here since 1861.
 San Frsncisco. November 1-An even- ing paper says that Jas. Oorbstt, of thls city, has issped challenge to Frank SlsviD. Corbett states t6at he objects to Slsvin's reflection oD American pugi. lists and would meet SiavIn before any club.
 Vacayille, November 1-Acting under instructions from Inspector Seybold. postmaster Platt today refused trans mlsslon through the mails to the Vaca- vile Enterprise on the grounds that it oontsined lottery advertisements.
 Philadelphia, November I-Blsine. ID bis speech at the academy of music. said Pennsylvania is not only the Key s.one ssste of the union but even is m greater sense the keystone ot the cause of protection.
 Albany, Oct. Ex-Governor Hill has written Secretary Noble asking 6 new of New York City. He says that the alleged difference of 2OO.- OOO names will make a difference to tbs state of at least one member of congress in the next spportio nment and vote in ths electoral college.
 He further says that the Sscretary's contidence iD the thoroughnsss of the federal census is not shared by a large portion Of the people of New York Uity. He says all ths eDumsrators were Iepub- licsn partisans, appointed for past poli- iIenI service, and that it was to their political interest that their party should be the beneficiary of their labor.
 Portland, Or, Oct 31-The revoca- Uon by Governor Francis of Missouri, if his warrant for the return of FEE. Parker, the Pendletop embezzler, hes ,allsd down upon his head the wrath of Governor Pennoyer, who has telsgraphed him that he has neglected to discharge he duty imposed upon him by the of the United States, which ne has sworn to obey. A peremptory ienand for the surrender of Parker &C., the telegram.
 Parker's relatives in Missouri are very wealthy and are spending money lavish y to prevent the return ot the fugitive.
 Ksr sas Oity, Oct. 3I-Regarding the umored prohibitory duties placed on the American cattle and hogs by the Mexican government, dispatch was re- ceIvsd here to-day from the Two Rspub- lcs newspaper of tbe city of Mexico. stating that tiIere is DO additional duty on the live stock other than what hss been ID force for the past 12 months. The tarif is being revised and should asw duty be imposed ample notice will Ds given to the shippers.
 West Per, Cal, October 3I-Mason d lis wife last night that her two orosters were trying to poison him fer be purpose of obtsiDing the insurance u his life. No more was said about it, but about 5 o'clock this morn ng Mason arose and dressed, took his -ifis and started to go out. His wife -sked him what he was going to do and le replied he wss all right" He then passed out of sight and his wife went o tho window, just as two shots were fred. A moment later Mrs. Mason saw Jim reload his rifle and start towards he road. Another brother of Mrs. Ms- 'on arrived afterwards, and upon going n .- 'ce about sixty feet from the