Arizona citizen., 1876-11-18

from the north did not arrive yesterday
 until s o'clock in the evening. The e delay occurred on the railroad in Los P Angeles county where a freight train - ran off the track and broke down e the bridge at Mohave. The stage start F ed with mails six hours late.
 . SAN DIEGO. November IA New York dispatch says: It is estimated that there are two millions of dollars
 locked up in pool boxes here. Morris
 sey's commissions are stated to be
 S5O.O00. It is reported that Morrissey
 no longer takes pools on the election as the excitement is sufficiently great
 already.
 SAN DIEGO, November 1.-The
 Presidential election now having
 been settled as far as can be until the
 official vote is received from Louisiana,
 Florida and South Carolina. with
 every indication that Hayes is the sue
 cessful candidate, the club reports will
 be suspended from this date until the
 official returns are made known in
 those states.
 SAN FRAScIsco, November 13:-
 Gold in New York, 955 e 92{.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November IA
 Hayes total majority in the state as far
 as now heard from is 3973
 Stocks:-Alpha, 42; California, 5:
 Con. Va, 4t5O; Justice, 21 90; Ophir, 42.5O; Savage, 105O
 SAN FRASCIsCo, November l5.-All weather appearances indicate rain. A sensational dispatch in the Chicago Times places Governor Irwin Tn an unpleasant position before the people of this state. He is credited with an extraordinary and utterly absurd state ment as to the vote of California. which statement by the way does not ltllJ Nltu tliV NC4ntNlh'AC NldAii lAAtlt in this city that too many votes by sev- eral thousand were cast. Governor Irwin will probably contradict the Times dispatch, as he recently did 8 re ! port of his connection with demo !. cratic conspiracy here 10 obtain posses sion of the registration papers.
 Stocks slightly improved today; ! closing prices as follows: Alpha, A Belcher, 145O; Gould < Curry, 13; | California, 5i, dividend of; Con. Va, . 4j@E1&; Justice, g; Mexican g 90
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-Goy- ernor Irwin denies having sent any such dispatch as attributed 10 him in the Washington special to the Chicago Times telegTaphed yesterday It is said banks are calling in loans on bonanza stocks. Stocks: Abba 3050: Gala, 45,5O; Va. 41jO. Savage 925.
 NEW YORK, November 12.-The II Herald publishes the following special telegram from one of its Washington Washington N0vem- .- Der 13: The following may seem a wild statement, but il is given me as an inside view of the situation. send i; to help you solve the great puzzle. l am told that the Republicans have discovered I plot on the part of the Democrats to buy up scattering return ing boards in Louisiana, South Carolina and Florida, and that k the secret of Chandler's movements, his being to block the game ! President Grant too seems to have a caught the alarm, for hIs message to ] General Sherman betrays his anxiety [ for fair play for Hayes. John Kelly, I Felix McClOskey and several other l notorious New York Democrats are l here working suspiciously. IL is C thought that their part of the plot is 10 make sentiment for Tilden among in Washington, and to soften the way for the announcement of his election by the conciiation of some of the leading office holders and promising them places under Tilden, who, as l am told, does not want any damned TOW, but wishes tO go into office quietly and peacefully, or in . other words, while those who have to = go to the three States vet in doubt to buy the election for Tilden are doing hei- work down there, Kelly's men n are to forestall trouble here by creating @ in impression that Tilden is undoubt- q sdly elected. \ well known lobbyist. 'c m ex-newspaper man has been taken F nto the plot, and Is charged with perpe II rating the unauthenticatei telegram 10 rom Senator Conover, abandoning Flor [, da to the Democrats. The money for a ,arrying out this scheme is supposed 4 o be furnished chiefly by John Mor- Il 'issey and other heavy gamblers, who (, stand to lose enormously unless Iii Il len Is elected. In this connection ii Gen. Garfield says he believes conf C lently that Hayes Is elected and that G any discredit or doubt thrown over the I, result in South Carolina, Louisiana n and Florida Is the work of New York n gamblers, who, under cover of it, have a been hedging their bets on Tilden. Id
 NEW YORK, November 12.-The d Graph!c's Washington special says. $ SnnrnIarr NLnrrilI h.. .nr- .l.i. ,a.-.:-1 [