Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

Wrtcked- There Was an engine at bOtl ends of each train.
 ; The Pres.Gent's Callers |, NEW IoRK, November S.-The Presi. dent to-day was called upon by Gov Cornell, COnkling, IhGrluw Weed, Ere. ! hnghusen, EvGrts, Robertson, Hitch . cock, J. c. New, J. K. Porter. Gen. Webb, Hear Admiral Nymaa and others.
 Janped ihe Ea.l- CINCINNATI, November 9.-A freight train on tine Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington railroad jumped the rail at South COyington, through some unas- certained cause, and demolished several cars, killed conductor J. P. LOTe, but in- Jured no other persons.
 New Jsr5ey Senate Republican
 TRENTON N. J.l November 9-The result m New Jersey IS as follows: Out of eight Senators elected the Repuhli- cans elect fOur and Democrats four. The ! Senate will stand l2 Republicans and g | Democrats. House 3U Republicans and | 30 Demccrats-leaying Republicans a | majority of 3 on joint ballot. LATER NEWARK, \. J., November g.-The latest returns give reduced Republican majority on Legislative ticket The | Senate stands l3 Republicans, Demo- | crats. Assembly-2S Republicans, 30 ! Democrats, l anti-mOHOpOly Republi- can, one doubtful, but claimed by Re ! pUbhcans.
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 1 NEW YORK, November 9.-The Albany Evening Journal, Republican, says the Senate is a tie and .he Assembly has two Republican majority. It also claims the election ol Carr by 2O00 majority and claims the remainder Of tine State ticket. Tine Republicans elect their Congress man in the Twenty-second District. 1. Claims Of the Tines ana TI:buu5. lSpcc.sL ,o ,i.t C.TIzEN.I
 NEW YORK, November 5.-The Times claims that the Republicans have elected the head of their ticket by at least 5OOO.
 The Tribune says the contest Is ex- ceeGiugly close and the result on the State ticket and Legislature is still in doubt
 D9MOcTaLs tlaiu New 1Ork.
 ALBANY, November g.-At noon to-day the Democrats claim the State ticket by about 2O,OO0.
 Wadsgorth Elected
 NEw YORK, November Wadsworth. Republican, k elected to Congress in twenty seventh district of this State
 NEW YORK, November 9.-Completo returns from Brooklyn give the vote for Mayor as follows: Seth Law Rep.l 45,- ! 4}4; James Howell (Dem.) ], 40,937; Laws majority, 44g7. Stegemen, Rep.) for Sheriff, has majority of 5407. Demo cratic majority on the State ticket is about 10000.
 Claimed by Both Parties.
 NEW YORK, November 9.-The Sun estimates that the State has gone Dem ocratic by l0,0O0 majority.
 The Times says there was an unusual ly light vote, outside of the large cities. The returns thus far show the Republi- can State ticket, with the exception of State IreasUrer,-was elected by a small majority The Legislature is in doubt
 Later returns indicate that the Senate is tie and that the Assembly stands 60 Republicans and 63 Den crats. The Tribune says the vote in New York State was very light and the result is i1 dOuDt.
 Virginia in Doubt RIcHMoSD, November 9.-The returns tbis morning are of the same general tknOr as last night Slight additional gains for the Democrats are reported. The result is still in doubt. The Read Q. hot %Irrv "a, ticket will be elected.
 Readjusters Confident. WASHINGTON, November 9.-Commis- sloner Raum received a telegram this afternoon from Petersburg Va, which says that unless all of our careful esti- mates this morning are erroneous, we have elected Cameron by more than 1O,- 600 majority and carried the Legislature. From Pennsylvania. Special ,o the CIrIzrS.l
 PHmADELPHIA, November 9.-The Prcsz gives returns from CG counties. Bmley's plurality over Noble, T233. Republicans Carry Pennsylvania PHLADELPHIA, November 9. - The Republicans claim q majority on State | ticket of l5,OO0.
 Resu;l of She French Guests. NEW YoRE, November 9.-The Mar | qUis Du Rochamheau and wife sailed this morning for France. A large num- | b-r of friends gathered to see them sail. VIII Visit the Pacific Coast NEW YORK, November 9.-The Herald | says that owing to the breaking up of | the French delegation this morning, | quite a number of the party are determ- | ined not to leave America without hay- | ing seen the wonders of California and | these depart tonight for San Francisco. Among these are the brothers Sahune, | COmte Beaumont, NL D. Neville and ! DaDaville, Commanders of Bureaus, Dr. Pusy and several others. They go first | to St. Louis, thence to Chicago, and | Chicago to San Francisco, stopping at the usual resting places a day or so in | order to see as much as possible of the | country, and return by way of New Or ! leans m a months time. Partial Returns. | RICHMOND, Va. November 9.-Beturns | from about one-third of the State. The | Democrats claim to have gained twelve members of the Legislature and lost | three.
 
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 MILWAUKEE, November 9.-Returns from two-ffths Of the State give a Dem ocratic gain of S29s, but the interior Re publican precincts yet to hear from may make the Republican majority 5OO0. Wisconsin n Doubt. | MILWAUKEE, Wis, November g.-A | light vote was pOlled. Eighty-twO towns | show a Democratic gain oi 2jjl, and the | chairman of the Democratic State Cen | tral Committee claims the election of | the Democratic ticket. The Repubi cans are surprised at their losses, but do not c0nceie tLe State. The Prohibition ticket has defeated the Republicans, If defeated at all. At the very latest the ! Secretary of the Republican State Cen | tral Committee expresses the strong be- lief that the Republican ticket has been elected.
 Fall of a Tenement HouTs-
 NEW YORK, November 9.-Early this morning a three-story tenement house, | corner of South Fifth avenue and Grand | street, fell in, burying the occupants ln the ruins. The fire department, mp to ! 9 o'clock, with the assistance of citizens, 1. extracted five victims, two of whom were dead and the others seriously wounded. How many were in the building at the | tip,a of 4ba qreideut is not known The