Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
TelegrAp hic MisceIIaney.
A Fine xI.Jority.

Ieiegra pnlC mISCeildney.
| A Fine xIsJority.
Special to the HHR,LDl
WINsLow, Nov. S-Porter has one
hundred a I'd twenty majority in sun
set. Apache County comes to the
front for Porter.
Porter Carries YavaPai.
Special to the HERALD
Seven hundred and forty-flve votes
polled. Curry, 331; Porter 393.
Davis, 4s9; Horton, 297. Republi-
cans carry the precinct and county
ticket by 100, outside precincts COM
ing slowly, give smsH Dempcratic
gains. Railroad districts give fifty
one Democratic majority. AS far as
heard from the result will be very
close throughout the county.
LATER.
PRKsCoTr, Nov. S.-Ten precincts
including Prescott, give Curry, rs far
as heard from, % majority; Horton
81. Porter run way behind his tick
ct probably elected by = small ma
jority.
Tho Election at Tassoa.
Special TO tho HaRALD.l
Tucson, Nov. S.-Fivs hundred
votes counted. Porter and Davis
ahead. VIII elect three Assembly
men and one Councilm IN, r, coider,
District Attorney, and two Superb
sors. Most of the Republican ticket
elected.
R1stIers at work.
LoRDsBURa, N. NJ, Nov. from
W. A. Parish. Superintendent of she
Carlisle mine, who arrived here to-
day, we learn that on the morning of
the 4th, about 1 o'clock, band of
rustlers from the ella River attacked
his China camp for the purpose of
robbing them. Word was sent to
Mr.. Farish's office, which is situated
about Thu ee quarters of a mile from
the China camp. He Immediately
AIMED posse of his mine S, and re-
paired 70 the scene OF The robbery
when fierce fight ensued. The
rus lers, numbering fifteen, escaped
in the dai kness with the loss of one
horse. 1t is not known whether any
Of them were hurt or not.
Central Pacific Accident.
SAN FRA~cIsco, Nov. 5.-An Au-
burn dispatch says that the west
bound PASSENGER train yesterday
morning ran into large rock on the
track near Crystal AXE, smashed
both engines badly, tore dow sew
eniy feet of Snow shed. severely IN
ju.ed the engineer and fireman aud
instantly killed = tramp. The pas
scngers wee not n1ured, but had u
narrow escape.
CIV. Ortiz Explains.
DALLAS, Ts xas, Nov. 7 Carlos r.
Ottiz, the recently depnsed Governor
If Sonora, accompanied by three of
his staff, passed through here Today
ell route to Mexico, via New Or
leans. He says the oppo ition to
him originated in his favoring the
Introduction of American capita
and railways into Sonora and his
ambition to make it nm eHterprising
and prospc: Gus State. He was eject
ed Governor yenr ago. He v orkcd
steadily for tie building OF railroads |
with American chi il..l. He was
driven f.om the Governors mansion
At Herinosi 10 by lGwless mob who |
would have taken his life, had he |
not taken refnge in the American |
camp. He confidently expects that
President Gonzales will reinstste
him and furn.sh sufficient troops 10 |
maintain the dignity Of his Office.
Rains ana Democracy.
WARRINGTON, Nov. Local rains
predic'e ed almost every " here by the
signal station cast Of The Mississippi.
Tor to-day. Rain is generally recou-
nized as great advantage to The
Democrats.
RsiIrosd Proposition.
BosToN, Nov. 1.-The Southern
Pacific R-i'rn2.i has made pr. po-
si,ion to the San'a Fe Company for
a half interest in tie Sonora rail
way.
Gov. Hendricks Recovering.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 5.-Governor
foot il healiag S,.tisfAc-
orr Y. There are every indications
,f recovery.
The kncycIicaI Letter OF the
Pope.
LONDON, Nov. THE encyclical
efter ef the Pope was read N all he
Catholic churches OF this city yes,er-