Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-09-11
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH.
 Special to the Citizen. The Republicans Sure to Win the Fight in Maine, And Fast Gaining Ground in
 New Jersey. President Hayes Doings in
 San Francisco. Workingmen and Democrats
 Jon Hands.
Special to the Citizen.
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 CHIcACO, September 1.-The Times this morning, summing up the Maine news says: Every body is of the Opin- ion that the Republicans will carry the election next week. IL is only a 1 question of difference as to the major ity. The FusiOnists place it at 5000, but Blaine will be disappointed if it Falls ulder 7000 The Fusion c,use appears hopeless. During the past week there has been q tremendously active uprising of Republicans, who have plenty of men and money. On the other side there Il ,s been a scarci- ty of both. Viewers speeches did the Democracy mO.c harm than good. he Tribune says: so great is the dissatisfaction among the Democrats of New Jersey over tue Democratic nomination for Governor that the Re publicans have great confidence in their ability to carry the State by fair majority. They win certainly carry the legislature, which will elect Republican successor to Senator Randolph. So confident are the Re publicans of success in this matter that an active canvas has already com mencod as to who shall succeed Ran dolph. The candidates are ex-Secrc- tary Robeson, ex-Congressman Halsey and Gen. W. T. Sewell.
 An aboriginal Sentence.
 DENIsOY, Texas, September H. At Atlanta today, an Indian named Dixon was executed for the murder of Mrs Washington, year ago. A med Icine man made a spot in the center of the prisoners breast; Abner Woods, his cousin, WIS chosen executioncr and he fired a ball true to the mark. Dixon fell forward on his breast, and expired without struggle.
 The Ghas;ly Record.
 LONDON, September 11.-Thirty cOrpses have been recovered from the Seaham pit up to seven o'clock last evening, when search was suspended for the night in consequence of the accumulation of gas. One hundred and sixty-five miners are known to have been killed.
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 CHICAGo, September 1.-The race at the pavilion finds Byrne with fine lead of thirteen miles at noon today over the nearest horse. The score now stands Byrne 4l2; Krohne. 4S4 Gals ton, 4S9; Schosh, 405. Horses Betsy Baker, j24; Rose of Texas, 800; Batham's horse, 46l; Burns horse, 474.
 Phu>ed.
 SAN FIR tNCIsCO, September 1.-The County Convention of the Democracy and W. r. C. last night ratified the bargain by which the division of of icers is agreed 10 between the two or ganizations, in consideration of joln ing their forces in the ensuing munic- ipsl election.
 The President In san Francisco.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.-The Presidential party this morning made a tour of the bay in a steamer, and was greeted with salutes from the va rious fortifications. The family then proceeded to the residence of General Mcdowell at Black Point, where a re ception Is now being held,
 4 Terrible Death. INDEPENDENCE, Mo, September II. E P Barrow and; son and a man named Luster were working in q dis tillery near here boiling mash. The boiler bursled and they were com pletely cooked by the hot liquid They lived few moments in terrible agony.
 Sportsnmens Club.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, SeDtenber 1l.-A number of sportsmen from different parts of inc State have formed a Sports mems Club Crittenden Robinson, of San Francisco, was elected President Membership is open to all residents of California. The Club meets again November 18th.
 Arkansas News.
 LITTLE ROCK, September 21.-Jt is believed that the proposed amendment to the Constitution viii he defeated; an official count will be necessary to de termine.
 The steamer ]. !. Fletcher sank in thirty feet of water, just above the