Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-10-13


 commenting all true democrats and
 independents 70 vote against hIm was
 adopted.
 NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. i0-The clty council appropriated SlOa.OC0 in ald of
 the Worlds Ind ustrial and Cotton Gen.
 tennial Exposition.
 ALBANY, October 1.-The chairman
 of the democratic State cpmmittee has invited the chsirmen of several demo- cratic counties committees and editors
 of leading democratic papers to meet
 the State candidates in this city OctODer 12th for consultation as to the conduct
 of the canvass in the State.
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The Times Democrats MontgCmery special says: Four new cases at Brewton to-day, three dying. Mayor Brrwtnn. pioneer, k
 among the decsased. If is prunOuur ed
 yellow fever. Nearly all te stores and
 dwellings, are closed, the inhabitants
 leaving en masse.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 11-John c. Gault hay
 ing declined to accept the positiou Of Commissioner of the new CalfurDI
 pool, E. P. VIuiug, Frei. ht Trsffic Man ager ot the UuIon Pacific, IS hrlnp
 urged by some partIes for the position,
 but as the Central Pacific and Otne
 roads are strongly opposed to bim on
 account of bis connection with tn.
 Union Pacific, it Is not prJbab he vii
 get the place. The gentleman mos
 prominently mentioned is JohD Cromp-
 ron, lHie General Foreign Freight Agent
 If the Vanderbilt roads of this cIts. | Crom pton IS strongly recommended fJ.
 the position by Commissioner Fink.
 NEW YORK, Wall Street. Oct. 1l-1l.3O
 "A. m.-GOuld's stocks depressed on ac-
 count ot lawyer having been empl yeC
 uu behalf of the h ,ldrrs of The ltnC grant bonds of The Texas Pacific Raii
 way company for the purpose of assert-
 ing theIr rights under these bonds.
 NEW YORK, Oct. II. Ex-Governor
 Stanford cables the Tdrf, Field aBC | Farm that Hindu Rose be allowed | rest on her well earned laurels and b, reserved for the great stalhOn stakes O' | Kentucky, next Year. Wben, says the pa | per, lt IS reasonable tO hope she wIll b, able tO add another be-t on rec )rd b' | lowering at four years the time of 2:l9 | being now but a second behind thOst 1 figures as a three-ycar old.
 NEW YORK, Oct. I0.-Alfred A. Cohen
 a leading member of The California B IT.
 was stricken with paralysis to-day H. the office of H. kulckerbOck' x Co,
 stock brokers. His entire right tide +
 paralyZed and he IS unable Co speak. CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-The newspapers are yet unable tO present anything like a complete report from Hamilton cUuu- ty elections. The only fnotiugs Ob taInable are for Governor, and that fOi loo ont of l03 precincts It stands: Hoadley, 3l.3l4; F"rsker, 2S99j. Hoad- ley's majority, 2,3l9. The other three precincts are small, and will not ma te ially change the result. This Is republican gain of S550.
 CINCINNATI, Ohio, 1.-The Times Stars toOtIngs of Hamilton county make HoadIey's majority l,S66. In, official returns must be awaited 70 know | certainly as to senators and representa- l lives.
 COLUMBUS, Oct. ll.-More complete returns from the election indicate au | increase u the Democratic majority, | and will probably be usiderable OveI | l2,OOO. The senate will be to dem- | OcTatIc, and the house Is estimated 6 | NEGCAAsf-AAn hAAA N- htLAVNAnAEs
 Later returns uu the legislative ticket | indicate tha, the democratic majority OIL | joint ball | WIll not be more that 21. | The second amendment will receive | 3OO,OOO votes, and wIll probarly be | adOp ed. It Is expe ted that the ciues will go strongly against It. The judi | cIal amendment Is carried beyond 0 doubt; the first amendment wlll not I get over lOO,OOO votes he prohi pitiub vote is estimated from 2u,0. c to 5O,OOO. | and greenback 2,OOO.
 DEs MoISEs, Oct I1-The Democrats now generally cOucede tlaG Sherman Is elected but put his majority at S,UUO, and cOncede five to eight republican ma IOrlty ID the Senate. 4 repres utativs of the Associated Press called at demo cratic headquarters to grt their estI mate and state ment. Mir. kiune re fused to make Huy statements, but Mir Sells, secretary, furn's ell the following: Returns from the interior indicate large democratic gains. The r,sult of th. state ticket Is doubtful. Tue repubii- can plurality will not ,x,red 5000, tue lower house in doubt. PrOhibiJI,n cer- talDly defeated"
 AtFa. shOAEEs1r OttoiitF lN. -ATDkHTu1T ! Sherman will have thirty thousand or more over kInue ani probably twelve tO fifteen thousand over all; Judge Rex nearly the same. The LeSIsia ure wlli be republican on jHut balio- by at least forty. The House will b. close but the republicans wIll have st least eight or ten m jJrIty. In ih- sixth congressIruai district indications are favorable to Stiles, republican. Prohibition probably assured.
 DIS MINES, Iowa, October I2. Full , and complete returns from fifty couu 1 ties give Sherman l9,f24 majority over | kInne; 4,Sjl over k,nue and Weaver [ both. In these fifty counties. Sherman ' has a total vote rf S6 CA and kmne ' jI 200, Weaver l4,573. [
 COLUMBUS. O., Oct. I2.-Neither of the z State committees are making an effort To obtain definite results from the cleo. 'iOD, since It has been conceded tual [ s' erytlIng Is safely d mocratic. [
 CINCINNATI, Oct. l2-Judce Hoadley ' ipent several hours ID hIs ofiice today, v where he was visited by a large number f, T friends to congratulate him He eshows v ! weakness from the campaign, but be- 'ndured brayely the task of continuous = landshaklng Much of the time Was V onsumed ID receiving and reading tele- ]. rams of cOngratulBtlOn. Among them = yas this: a
 "YoNKERs, Y. I, Oct. II. v ''I congratulate you on your bril.ian, Y triumph.
 (Signed) "S. J. TnDES." ' CHICAGO, Oct 12.-Seuator Miller. of O 'hliforula, arrived in this city yesterda, ' rom the west. 4 reporter asked hIm of he condition Of the politics in Califor Q "a, to which he replied: "rhe State IS s- l the hands of the democrats, WlIp hay. td so many dissentiOns and blunders fo hat they have lost their strength. ID. SI epublicaus are growing indignant and link they can carry the State next On ear" 0O What is the republican preference o1 le presidential question? ia l do not think there is auy; politician an both parties are waiting tO see wha Ill torn up. Blaine was the leadirl ie lvorite on account of hIs staLding or q, le question of Chiue-e emigration; bu m lis question IS now settled r our peu. O e and will not have 30 much nhnenc. ] m lsSl Artbur IS gaining strengtl ,u lth the CalifOrnIRDs, and Lngan ha. any friends, especially am lng settler 8 here are plenty of candidates aud W. e waiting Co see who Is coming to th a ont The candidate who is recorde, m opposed to Chinese emigration will ,u } stronger than one that l. not b. Are the democrats for Iiden2 n, Well, no, hardly. Jlstice Field M e leailng democratic candidafa or -p. e Pacific coast. Hr ls much strong- m, 'w than he was siy months ago on sc -,, urt oc Dis dsci-i,n in the circuit court ..- at ChInamen from Hong Knng h., N,