Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-13
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white immigration. The Navajos are most Formidable, mastering 20O0 fight CTS. IL is very desirable that tho question of the right of whites to set tie in the Indian Territory be passed upon as soon as practicable by the United States Court. Hatch and Morrow receive commendation foi Victoria campaign
 We'll, Its All Right
 COLUMBUS, O., November 12.-Gar- fields correct plurality is 34, 219, and majority 26, l45. A mistake was made in last nights dispatch.
 ChicagO's Room.
 CHICAGO, November 12.-Thirty thousand buildings have been reared inside the city limits since April. The growth of the city was never SO rapid or healthy as at present.
 Go for Elm
 CHICAGO, November I2. The Times Columbus special says Garfield said two days ago: "' Great as our victory was, believe that the forged Mercy letter cost us all the Northern States that We lost. l do not intend to let up on those rascals until they are punished 10 the full extent of the law. :"
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 RED ROCK, N. L., November 12.- Wm. V. Grover, aged 30, shot and killed his wife, aged B, to-day.
 Making It Warm for the Forgers.
 NEW YORK, November 12-The hope is very generally expressed here that the whole conspiracy to foist upon the country the forgery as a des- perate means of contributing to the defeat of Garfield will be fathomed to the bottom, and the responsible par ties, no matter what their position, may be adequately punished, as a warning to any rascals who might employ similar expedients in future political campaigns. The Republican journals now have good cause to give Abram s Hewitt some pretty hard rubs for his unfortunate endorsement of the forgery, and they are improv- ing their opportunity to the utmost
 The Land League Troubles.
 DUBLIN, November l2. - The Orangemen composing the Boycott Relief Expedition were hooted nearly all the way from Clare Morris to Bal llndrobe. They took up quarters for the night in the barracks, which are guarded by the troops. The ex- pedillon starts for Boycott farm at noon to-day, guarded by 15O infantry and squadron of huss9rs. One hun dred infantry and a squadron of cav airy encamped last night near Boy cott'S house. Boycott has announced his intention of quitting Ireland. There IS considerable Hull in the excite ment at Ballindrobe to-day. During the night 200 more troops arrived.
 Conviction of NlhiIIsts
 ST. PETERssURe, November 12- All the NihilIsts tried for the plot against the Czsr's life have been found guilty. Five were sentenced to death. eleven to hard labor 10 the mines at terms of from 50 years to life, and three women were sentenced 10 15 years penal servitude The court said il would ask mitigation of the womens sentence.
 Another Terrible CoIliery Disaster.
 HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, November 12.-At about 63O this morning an explosion of gas took place on the south side of the Ford pit. All the miners were at work in the different borders. The explosion was SO terri ble as to sweep across to the other side of the pit, killing the men anu horses there. Almost all the men on the north side will be saved, while all the men at work on the south side have been lost. At least sixty are missing. Five men have been brought up, and are likely to recover. Probab- ly forty are shut up within the fallen coal on the south side. The accident was presumably caused by some miner firing a shot in 0 forbidden part of the workings. The disaster occurred in the Ford pit, in the Albion mines. All who have come up are likely to live. A working party is down, but not much hope is entertained for the safety of the thirty or thlrty-fi7e men known 10 be in the mines.
 Later-II is now reported that there are only thirty or forty men now in the part of the mine on fire. Another explosion IS expected every moment.
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 COLUMBUS, November IT. - The official November vote is Garfield, S75, O4s Hancock, 34O,s71 Weaver, 5456 Neal Dow, 28I6 Garheld's plurality, S4, ,177; majority oyer sll, 2e,1O5.
 Denying < vays Follows Lying.
 NEW YORK, November l3-The Executive Committee of the Demo- cratic National Committee has issued an address to the effecl that neither the committee nor the ub-committee has ever taken any action in regard to the Philip letter; that the commit tee did not know of its existence until the evening before its publication Tn the Truth; that If the letter was forged, or any false evidence given in connec- ton with il, it was without the knowl-