Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13

Assembly-Democsats 67, Republicans a and claims the election of State oiii- cers by majorities ranging from zVVo to 10000. The Tribune estimates Cars major ity at S,7O0 and gives Democrats malor- ity in the Senate and in the Assemp!. The Sun says neither party nas elected the entire State ticket so lHI as returned. Each claim to have carried the State by 2,O00. An official count will be necessary to determine the re- suit.
 Pennsylvania
 PHILADELPHIA, November lO-Ihe Republicans claim majority of iu:OV, but the Democrats do not concede H.
 Wisconsin All OK
 MILWAUKEE, November 10.-The late returns insure the election ot the entire Republican State ticket by about 6OOO.
 Latest from New JarSey.
 NEW YORK, November 1O.-Late re- turns from New Jersey give the hepuo- licans five majority in the Senate and tie in the House.
 Texas Capitol BurseL
 ST. LOUIS. November 10.-The Repub- lican's Austin, Texas, special says that the State capital is burned to ashes- Loss. S3OO.OO0. The archives of the re- public of Texas, the battle flags and the Alamo monument were destroyed. h. cendiarism is supposed to be the cause. Great excitement prevails.
 ReAdjusters Carry Virginia RICHMOND, November l0.-tull re- turns from all the State indicate the election of Cameron, and ;he Read Iust- CTS viii have good working majority ID the Legislature. The Readius.ers claim the State by 15,CM .-C
 The " or.es opinlOr.
 NEW YORK, November 1.-The World | ali but gives up Virginia and says: "Ihe | election of a me too to Mahone us Sena- tor will put the Senate Oi the tinted | States after 1883 at tine mercy of such traders as Malone and David Davis, unless New Jersey and Oregon can be held and Iouisiana redeemed
 4 Dosrera1o IieE.asd.
 OMAHA, November 11.-Tne bandit, Ed. Williams, has been identified by a brother of murdered sheriff Coleman l will be sent there from Grand Island for trial.
 New York. | ALBANY, N. T., November 1.-The latest returns from the State place Carrs majority at 10000 It is estimated that the Democrats have s majority in the Legislature on a joint ballot.
 Frye Succeeds Blaine.
 PORTLAND, Me, November 1.-The Republican State Central Committed elected Wm. F. Frye, chairman, in place of Blaine, resigned. Resolutions com plimentary to Blaine were passed. il The Michigan Sufferers. U PoRT HURON, November ll.-Mayor III Carleton, of the Michigan Relief Com l mittee, states that there k much sick ness among the fire sufferers. There are 2,20O destitute families who need imme- diate assistance and the means at hand are about exhausted. Tho Star Rcute Defendants Discharged , WAsHISGToN, November lO.-In the Criminal Court this morning, Judge Cox rendered decision in the Star Route cases, discussing principally the question as to the infamy of the crime charged The conclusion arrived at was that the crime was infamous and the accused should have been proceeded against by : indictment He therefore sustained the motion of expelling the information from the files of the Court, and ordered the discharge of the defendants.
 New York News Items
 NEW YORK, November 11.-Nine per. sons were killed by the falling of a build, ing yesterday. The Coroner begins the inquest to-day.
 President Arthur passed the morning at home, attending to private business He received but few callers at his rooms At the headquarters of the Republican State Committee 1t was stated thit morning that late dispatches are adding to the Republican majority, and 1t ,: expected it would amount to 12,Oo1 Failure of Star Route casss.
 NEW YORK, November This morn, ings Tribune, on the fa:flre of the Stal tfie conrfnsro1i u IS diflicult to avoid reason, deliberately betrayed the inter ests of the Government he had sworI faithfully to serve.
 , The Times, in more temperate arti l , lacked that positive interest and zeal that should have led him to ascertain whether the Government had any use for the Grand Jury.
 The Herald and the Sun charge re. sponsibility for the blunder. on the side of the Government, to MacVeagh.
 Gossip from the Post. NEW YORK, November 1.-The Post says Folger will take the Treasuryship on Monday next, and if he fails to gel two million bonds by Wednesday, he will issue a call for extended sizes and ordered prepayment without rebate. MacVeagh, after long talk with the President, returned to Philadelphia.
 POstmaster-Gene James refused to talk on the Star Route cases, against the defendants in which the statute of linn itations do not exclude, and which would go on by indictment.
 The Garfield Memorial Fund. | WASHINGTON, November 11.-Sixty thousand circulars have been mailed to various parts of the country by the Gar field Memorial Committee, and to For eign COnsuls by Secretary Blaine. Mir Blaine will soon supplement these by
 
 them to bring the matter to the attention of the Courts to which they are ac- credited.
 The Death Fal.
 FREDERIcKs, Md, November 11.-Felix Munshoar, convicted of the murder of his cousin, James A. Wetzel, in August, 1879, was hanged in the jail yard to-day. | The time of hIs execution had been fixed three times by the Governor. He ascended the gallows with firm tread and died protesting his innocence, re- | peatedly exclaiming that although guilty before God of many sins, he was innocent of the crime whereof he was convicted. His neck was broken by the fall of six feet, and he died almost in stantly.
 Railroad Runners. SHREVEPORT, La, November l1.-Jsy Gould's Southwestern system will, with in twenty days, have connection with the Southern Pacific by New Orleans branch through this city.
 Virginia Legislature. RICHMOND, Va, November 1.-The Legislature will stand, according to best estimates: Readjusters g, Democrats 43. Senate: Readiusters 22, Democrats IS.
 Wisconsin.
 MILWAUKEE, November 10.-Sufiicient returns have been received to insure the election of the Republican ticke; by from seven to ten thousand majority.
 Attempted Murder and Suicide
 DETROIT Mich, November LA Si- loam's Home workingman, having in effectually tried to cut his wife's throat, took prussic acid and died immediately Drink was the cause.
 Tire in Washington.
 WASHINGTON, November 10 Early