Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-10-08


 patches upon the planet, which undergo ! certain changes in shape aud extended | from night to night. We are now study | ing them carefully. although we find | them rather difficult of observation. These changes we are inclined to refer to the'clouSs, although the matter is not | as simple as 1t might at first appear. If | these effects are really due to the clouds, | they are quite different in character from the other changes noted. l
 CoFFEYvILLE, Kan, Oct. 6.-The dead | bodies of the Dalton gang were buried 1 today. The robbers secured S20240 | from the First National bank and $500 | from Condon's. The amount recovered ! exceeds this, confirming Emmett Dal tons statement. The robbers had $500 of their own money. It IS now thought that only five were in the rad. If thls IS true the entire gang has been exter- minated. Emmett Dalton made a sworn statement that Roo and Grat Dalton were concerned in the California rob- bery several weeks ago.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. G. Rain fell briskly for a short time here this morn ing.
 IRoNwooD, Mich. Oct. 6.-The bodies of three more men entombed in the Norrie mine were recovered this morn- ing.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Kinney Bros.'s big cigarette factory burned thls morn ing. Loss S250,OO0. Fully insured.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 6-The Amer ica's Atlanta, Ga, special says: Com plete returns from Georgia give North l ern majority of 70.177.
 MEADvILLE, Pa, Oct. 6.-The jury Tn the em6eZziement cases against Del- matters this morning returned a verdict of guilty as to Hon. Geo. Delmaters and not guilty as to the others.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The board of health has been notified that James Farley is suffering from suspected chol- era and the case will De investigated.
 NEW PoRT, R. l., Oct. 5.-A local grocer here sent the sheriff to the resi- | dence of Mrs. Paran Stevens of New ! lork, a mary times millionaire, and | seized her horses and carriages for debt. |
 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-In the suit of | Congressman Jos. Belden against Judge | Stevenson Burke and others and COlum- l bus Hooking of the Valley snd Toledo | railroad involving SS,0O0,0OO, Justice l McGraham this morning gave judge | ment for defendants
 ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 6.-The demo- cratic ticket is headed by Hon. w. J. l Northern for Governor, and the Peoples | Party by Hon. w. l.. Peck. The day | opened beautifully and from every part | of the state bulletins announce toe 1 vote the heaviest in many years. Demo ] crats claim the state by 3O,O00 to 50O00. |
 CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-In Investigating into the death of Eligeao Martinoa, the | Italian killed in saloon Sunday night, l the police have found evidence that it | was the work of a mafia. Seven Itali- l ans who were present at the time of the | murder have been arrested.
 COUNCIL GRAVE, Kansas, Oct. GA | freight train on the Missouri Pacific | went through a burning bridge this | morning. Engineer c. T. Peffer, son of l United States Senator Peffer, and Clint l Howard, fireman, both were instantly | killed. Another fireman was badly | hurt. The wreck took fire and burned | twelve cars of grain.
 LONDON. Oct. 6.-Poet Tennison died | Tt 1:36 o'clock this morning. Lady Ten | nisoD, though herself1ll, bore up we'll, | when informed that all was over. There | Is coincidence in the fact that one | year ago today Charles Stewart Parnell | died. It is coDjectured !that Gladstone | will appoint AlgernCn Charles Swinborn | as Poet Laureate to succeed Tennison.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct 6. News | from Pulaski is alarming. Gen. Weaver | says he will go there Saturday and hurl | defiance at his accusers. On the other | hand 1t is openly declared be will be | killed if he uses insulting language. The Third Party, including many old | soldiers of the confederacy are arming and preparing to go there to protect Weaver.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-In the Brun- ner case this morning, Mrs. Heath of 414 Mason street, testified that Ottinger once told her he would never forget Brunner for what the latter had done for him when he (Ottinger) was fighting for the Southern Pacific Co. At an other time Ottinger said his testimony at the trial would never convict Brun- ner. This witness said she had related the same to the Sacramento Bee" re- porter.
 ATLANTA, Oct. 6.-The "Constitu- tion's" semi official returns make Gov Nothern's majority 70,565. Peck, the Third Party candidate, carried only eight out of l37 counties ana wes beaten In his own county. The democrats elected the entire state legislative, rep resentatlve ticket. except four Repu6- licans and three Third Party and every senatorial district except two which are doubtful.
 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5.--It is reported two banks were robbed at COffeyvllle, Kan, this morning. It is said five ger sons were killed in the scrimmage.
 YANKTowN, S. D., Oct. 5.-The dem ocratIc state central committee forward ed to the secretary of state as requited by law certificates of the nominations made by the democratic state conven tion. This settles the question of flu sion Tn South Dakota. The state is be- lieved to be by large majority surely Republican.
 KANSAS, Oct. 5.-A special to the Star from Coffeyville, Kansas, says that Superintendent Frey, of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas railroad with special car in which were thirty or forty trusty having Winchester rifles and shot guns, left Parson for CofieyviIle upon l the receipt of news to assist in .runnng the desperadoes down. They found on their arrival, however that there was nothing for them to do. City Marshall Donnelly was about to take position as principal of the high school, Geo. Gabine killed by the Daltons, was a boot and shoe merchant in Coffeyville, and one of the solid business men of the city. c. M. Condon. at the Lead of the bank ing ism of c. M. COndOn O., who lived in Oswego, in an adjoining county of Labette where he had been conducting ! bank for number of years The firm