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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS
Probate Notice.

JV NATTER OF Til FsTNrE OF FEAV- | cl-r0 terrI'lo. dec- -sd. Iu Probate Coar.. PIuar county. A. T.
 Par uIrt ar order or said Court. made or tfe s-l .ay oi May --f ru'. ra .- I -..g given th1f Ihur-dy -l. 7rI dry of June lest. ar .f o'c uc A. N.. of -stft day at rHe court ur.n or sad .'u-t. rt f.a I.u.ft I1gr- ,I-a. Ir f.c cuuHt- uf Pima. have baas -e- h- rmH a. q D cr f4r p-Iyl -tI wI. [ a't r-c -tr Chr rlIiH- L-c. a-e t and for caring f.- au utsl.i.-. uf leo nd' IarrIlu for .l- I-~ulr -.u ir-r Df let sr- tr-farerfary VI n and uIa - ar- u4-- con Iuter-- sC W0v a pear and coutest be -a...a.
 u.ei May 2. '~s3
 mJl2trW J .AND-R-ON Jr. Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

The new well uf the Gnnsight com pauy now has an ahunda,ce of water and that question Is now fully settled. The packing for the machinery arrived here to-day fully three mouths hehind time, and it tners be no other ma'erials wanting Co complete the requirements necessary to run the mill, it will start up hy the first of June. A big st-eam of bullion is looked for from the Gum sight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

It is learned from the Florence Enter prise that the heavy frost of about four wee ks ago killed an the fruit in the San Pedr, valley. Tn the orchard of Mr W. A. Latin, which gave promise of an i'm mense yield, nothing was left. The fruit was frozen solid and fine grouni IS literally covered with the little g.een fruit. Ihis makes two years m succes- sion that the late frosis have killed the frrit m that valley and the people are about discouraged in the matter of ever making fruit raising m the San Pedro valley a success. l. is a splendid valley for stock, and the raising of email grain, and both are locking fine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Given Away.

An invaluable aid 10 persons reading the news Of tbe day and works of mod ern travel exists in Powell's Illustrated Pyramid Map of Egypt, Arabia Petra. and southeastern Turkey. Pyramid Platesu, Cyprus and the Delta. It is graduated by circles showing distances from the Pyramid. Ii shows the tombs of kings where the recent wonderful discoveries were made, and various In- teresting and Instructive illustrations The price Ot this work Is one dollar, if ordered direct iron the publisher, or 1t will be gwen to any cash subscriber for one year to either the daily or weekly sdItion of the CITIZEN,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
 OF ARIZONA.

WHIPPLE BARRACKS, Prescott, May 2 SPECIAL ORDERS
 No. 42.
 l. First Lieutenant Frank de L. Car. ringtOn, First Infantry. is appointed Acting COnmissary of Subsistence m connection with his other duties in the telt, to date from March 2S, 1883. H. Paragraph l, Special Order No fl. current series, these headquarters, is revoked.
 III. Acting Assistant Surgeon R. T. Burr, U. $. Army, will without delay, report for duty to the commanding of- icer of troops in the field near Calabs- sas, A. I. He will he provided with the necessary medical and surgical supplies from Fort Huachuca.
 Necessity exists for the travel enjoin- ed.
 By order of Brigadier General Crook.
 J P. MARTIN.
 Assistant Adjutant General.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF JOHN MANSFIELD pr T. caa- d. Notice i- hereby -F- de si,ueI. tdm.----'or Ht thr e- tlau-h- i Isc. ..--i. t1 all p--- l,- i'.. .. ras..-t treIr rIarr- vIFl f.. nrnl". within ten mon I- after ,ua t.ie no Llcatll lu o' tlI- 1f...... ru fi- -.l. at hIs office la ft. Courthouse H. at A. I.. -t- Slmr u..r- fH- plt- t. -actIcu of slII bus r..-- ra.a rr-. -l .-.
 Dated Co. Iu--lr. lu-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Notice of iorri.u-r.
Trcs9y. pIutCarvu.A

Tucsay. pIE DHr,IY, \ ?.
 Ar.a z. '--. ITO A V. LANCAST %. uE IH .-E HH ? may c.aiu l.-r him aH l...F.-. .- fourth gle tu 1 tHr- .-r .. lr..s-.- lou Ira hafa' } m. rsff a. ! ar."Er 1.. u1lI-l sn-Iar- Iu aInr ..H m HH.T.l.-f ea a or tl' Pl-lu alt LHe.- -r -- ralu~. lyu.'a i- r.rr rI-.H HH.H'y
 nel g tI. -lus u.nrerf a- .H ar.I saf.-f.-t l--l. Pa-Iue. Aja-y.A.N N L.r --. !. .s Mercer and fu1. E. atr d. r.. .. t. "a. cH '., P.wI c1 r... H..'- -.t .iH.-. urC-r tu bolt -a.0 claims rH...- t.. r-.,'-. -- -e.u 2-& Rev -d q -t. a..- of r.s .- St.,a-. he.n- To. aa u..- n. u.--l .' ....-s -. u- or t.e r.a end r- .tH. .r .'. --- Ina ] m.-.'.f r v- contributed rH-r .H .s rlrreef. Ite-ef11-. z VI t..- a. ...- Per -.- .icaof trI- ro. Ira. of Boa I-..ar , r 'a. .---- .l-s fu cu. fr hIra yr - proportion u' ' per dIra-s-, a- cu-.. s-. EHH- ..-s--f i rl ms wI.i h.cl- H. pro "H u- . -..- -cr h-r. ul. or sid ~fr. ur .t Your I-. tI. u rf sHid cyponl.turs .- I.'-. I..
 al2l gm PRANK t'li.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATF OF JACK HANSTFILWoOD pl- T. c-.-s d. No ice is hereb. give. .g r-.i. adm ni-trufor or fHr --fa H- t-.- Isn- ha iwold larar,-ed Co "a c-. q -H-- n- D. ll p-r- rs h-vinr claim ae..u- [. -e. --t-ei. 70 eUUfl em. fh f.s rr ..u- erz. v ftir four mo- hs af-er t- r- i-9- ca ion of -l.s rotrc-. f0 .fe -.Id adui -. nr a- place b--if s-a. l.a D n-r-.s s-is p fy co 'urs court sf ? ana.
 Dat at Tues D. Alp IL q. t-ss.
 H. BUEHNAN \ A-mfnist ato= of the kstats of Jaek Haa-as !- wood. dsssa assd. sgSHa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
P-e. mriion N.l-ce of Publication.
LAND OFFICE ,r rc.'IS tgizoN

LtSu OFFICE r Iro,HS tai5'N' NCT-rF fS HrEr|F I}LN lhA4 2 ~ 'o'L Llyy.r DE r.r.-I s..r-. N.-.-. ...l- pa- lIsd runes uf ..- i..e. -' '' "a 'h -.ra.. ra -gt.ra-. .r rI- 9 -.-r .HH c..-i.- - .ll s-a -.r-. t-.. .--- t -.uf 1.t f.r S. l. nd r..t Iu -.r. .r .'-ial '- iu of N1 T-,s s- b h -rHt 2. 7r.'1t '- % f.r tFs NJ t uf -.r. I- Ir 1. -- -H rr 1. tud S .. Na lsr. au ulr.- ae I1- Wfrn-4 e- VIZ. fu lu 'a'. sae loo V ! -.uar Ramon ' uHll-a i --1. N W.rIu--. s.. ut r.u. r.IUf .
 HE-,El COUSINS. leg -,'r Fira+ mi r.rIffru. AsrI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
NIi33 l. 5TGit3TS

ESTATE OF JESU ClHEIILOuT BASED. 1 Np1cs iS bo chy given 3 ru. urie sig cd. di sIuls-rltpr uf tIs c-f -Huf I-l- ~. raI .u ..a- c1a~ t. Co Che ed't1r- and al. rer-ur- having c'u al-aH st ~aiI dec- '. tr pre-ar- t..-a Wt'h |. % u. ce--I-y voUr.rr-. O fe sad u.iair- Stri'n- a- rl- 'rs-Ii .lre. N.. -r. .IH.r -.r..f Tucson. P uf com tv. b. ..v5r.ru -.r m.-rr- after -h. ir-t pIrU atiou of this uutI-e.
 uc-on. May - 1--3
 LEPlIDl CAEE.LLO. Adml1lstrItor of ths i~'ale of Jc-l- .rri il. dee u-#d r.e.s frtl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
AtmI18Fat1I's Sef@l 5a.b

NOTICE Is BIER EI GiTiN TEAL IN nf Piua County t-z1lI IHrrH.. t'.l '..4 -I -- Iu tIr ma-t"-I '." i- .f.H. VI '. dac's.-s.i !. Inc ar d ..-. ned .H-.-- fst te. VI l -aU 70 r.re..r ..... -H. tru uon hy -rrl p.oh.t.''. '.r- Hr d y ra- lt. u J. .f haF -.' In. ,r--- -rraat Ir t.. cry . i." Pima uurtv. " ..-- uf..- pr H..-a cd. rlI t.a rIrtr rr. tr e.. -1.j c. }l. G.y ar fI rn..t - hl- ,'-tl-H has Iu---.. -..r. tul flrre .r H-I load. .r l .rc..L of IL. .. -..g.-. ..r- .ty ur I...-uH. ( .. Efl H. Joy. 1-.t ds.rrh.i .- l.. 'r ia-- ru -l-u1 c.Hl r.a-a.I -.-. ID. -.- ..' ma by ~ W. Foreman.
 HFrFwfaN Administration ct -ae E-t..- co. H. la.a .-.d ur---."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

The railroad compa1v has struck water at a depth of 175 feet in their we'll st Lordshurg. The well has seven feet ot water ia it and the supply is inex- haustihle. The Lorisbnrg people have been long sufferir 2 for water.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

Not taking into account the Calumet < Hecla. of Michigan, and the Horn Sil- yer mine, of Utah, the Territory of Ari- Zona nays more mining dividends than any other State or Territory in America. Arizona mining IS but three years old.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF MANUEL SOTO. pe.E'srD i- uticr l~ here.y lv ut % lcra .tlr- lf and DO sons having la.m- a--.irst the. --.tr ,f IraH- uo Soto, dec-a-efi. fo rs-.rf fheu HItl fID proper vuurhr-- ro tho urd. .--I-rei ad dr.ri-trr- tor uf tne e-.a aFr uf -1f.i d. r -.d urtafr f.ur montl- after tre tr- plHr- t .f fh-- r1f.Hs l- his flace 1f busiUe-- No. .4 N Iu -tr.e-. Ii Iuc-au. Pima CpgLty A L.
 My 9. i~-3. B. WEIsr fNN AdmIristrato- of the rsta-e af latu-I -at-. .Ie-
 cpa-sd- mrfI rN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
With the con

With the conviction of May Wood- man of manslaughter. in killing Kius- man, in Tombstone, begins a brighter era for that city. Judge Pinney gave a very strong charge to the jury. and. al- though fhe crime was committed hv A woman, they dil their duty imnartiallv. IL is hoped that the days of lawles mess and lax justice are now past in Tomb stone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
.BARS fl1 th2 MILLION :.
. F5O Ch.0'S 8aISaH of Sha!k'S Oil ru-iti,eiY itr-furc. The iieariu-. and |, thr OHly tb,uIutr Cn iur Deafness
 lnuu n.

This Oil s uh--r.rc q from recut .er srec. es pf vl..r -la--, aIa h. iu rtr leil1s ~c.. known a- ta.li'.HH ]: iUNuF.lIII. E.eil t ines. HSa -..u. ..a U li. I.- -..I..- ta.e 900 hum. .rru- na.. u-ty -..'.Is..g r.ruiHu-- t.ait .te
 ,'' '' r- '--. ....... |ru'.llu a over -.e eltIrs .l-tH.'- - H-.s .H.e...r- 20 uHIvH. -a. fUa flr Ht-f .. Nr.r- uu t.fEe-- ..s- esl- e, .uou.- tho lnu'-a people. Sent cLal-gs plauald t,. any a..i..ts- ar 8 ..i. per autt Co
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

A company is about beirg organized in Tucson to raise the water from the he'd of the Santa Cruz river for irrigation purposes, ani thous- ands Of acres of good land will be he brou,ht into cultivation. The Saut1 Graz valley, from the Sonora line c. far beyond Tucson, will vet boom with verdureand thrive with fruits.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

Col A. A. Bean has returned from a trlp tO Gro Blanco. He IS interested in a group of mires in that district, one Of which IS the Wateree-a a property well and fayorahly known for its excellent quali'v of ore. Col. Bean is highly pleased with ire outlook for Gro Blanco and thinks it will yet become one rf the greatest mining camus m the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

The Kansas editors have all gone to Chihuahua. and Kansas is now ID e state of severe intellectual prOstrasiOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
J. B. COLLINS,
 DEALER rS General Merchandise
FRANK AND CLEAR.
Having Admitted the strength af thc Evi- dence. an Eminent Phy~i,ian takes
 Logical Action


 Logical Action.
 The following letter taIlz it's own story. The signature will be reco-7izad as ttat or Che PIy-- cian-in-Chief of the b. Quincey Home. and au- thor of "Drugs tha- En-lsv-.' % The Hyaadsrmic Injection of Morphine" "A Manual of N1rz.--. % and many other popuIar and valuable spe-a medical w0rks.
 lg wrsr TrSrH >rEFrr.
 Ntw oEy, August n. i--,'.i NE SIS. SE'BuEY 6 Jon. SON:
 Geatlemsn-Lize most of my profession. a-l cautious about piurirz my aitt Co any re,- 11 d- icI1. OF cuatiys agent But y1l- BENSuNS c PCINE POROUS PLA~Tf E has broken through the barriers srd won it- way t1 ayr-od cpiuiou. Mya-tautioa vas d.-t called to i- s7ns tight moutt- ago by O rutiert of mine. A- ( ourh vsa- well acII7i-tei virh tfo -1ra-io- excellence os your otae- rls-ts- a-d ru.f-sp-i. dre- sing. ma --p.ci, B, for tse p-o-as-ia- -. er-,u's v-- conn --iy..- now Co me. Ti- te rd hovevs-. |, fits merits as @ rered4 in cs-.. of a-re Back. l. cal Eh-umati.r. N.1-.-- ouFs s-ior 0f tha Pru-cria T15a- e-H r-- ry-peu-i-. To rlj Liver ard the Ek. affections. and have since be-rn 'o experiment 9..ta i- r.-- sonally. find BENsON'S CsPCINE -LtSrFr an exceutloually eiear,y plaster 70 rss. and r.if in ifs arfio0-
 Many test- of it- qua'Ir es. made ir -uvor- . f,-iiy and among my ra.lrn-- have % -7 med me That here i- -o othe- s.- gle article - va ua b'e for popular use. TOT SO helpful in raelis- . aasfs ] hove named 'sh uid you ds-irs To do Co. you may pee ug . uame Co that ctfs c.
 "fery truly yours.
 H. II KANE. A VI. W D. The reu-Ine have tta woul CApCINE cu-ir he center. Prics @ cents.
 sss5ury Johnson. Chemists. Sss York. e2r
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
pr. SPINNEY.
so. ii hrn ry street san F-auri>ea. Cal.
 Treats all thrunir aud special Di~e.,Se,.

YOUNG MEN AA uu MAI 60 SUFFERING FEDW THr ff uf yHuf.fI .oili-- or ruli- af-,lr NliI aeU tu avait sm-tlte- uf ihrs. tIe tr-1'e-' boon ev lsiu ar .e ulru- of -utf.ffrl. lumari'y. u-- ~plN%Ei VIII .u.r n s.s to or- .el' 'r iur every case of Seminal Weasns-, 1- 9rivsfe Il- a-e 'f aHg md ? chlraet.r vb a.i ac audertaSa- and ialls Co are.
 uIDDiE-ACTD WEN.
 There a-e rJuy ar .he -tee os thirty to si ,f, Nlo are troubled sifh ruu frequent -vlcuatia-7 I 'nr H.a.4t -- ore a-cpU utui-.i by a Sll.-ft ~l'l ti.- H- HHr1fr- -fI.fs ofi and a weaken r.- TOT me -' -t-n tu nam er rse Tafieff cluuuf .c- 'u-N f"E- 70 -Tum iug rLe Lrfu rv taru-lf- a 7"'N .H lre- , often '.a found arl some i'-- -'ti.i ra-tlrl-- u' aIhumau wIll appear or 't' '".Hr w ll n- of ttiu r.iI i-.. hue. -.,3 ir
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
Te7r What he Deaf Say!


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 uava ..a1 --as-I, ie-sH-al VI. t.iru-- Hs.uel N -r lt jsaI-th,uk an- other bottle .Il cure la.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
TUCSONITES IN SONORA
A Mormon Settlement.

Beautiful Barbncomari - Entering Our Sister Republic-HOsPitable Reception at the CApitil Sonora.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19
0FT fT-TT T|Tr7. u U Fanr

The reu-ine have Che worI CAPCINE cu-ir the center. Prics @ cents.
 sssbury & Johnson. Chemists. Ss1 York. e2r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07
Serious Accident to Hunter.
INJURIES RECEIVED BY AN EXPLOSION o.
GUNpOwDER.

INJURIES RECEIVED BY AN EXPLOSION OF
GUNpOwDER.
A Milwaukee, Wis, telegram says: A
man named Thomas Green, a resident Of
this city, met with bad accident in the
wilds OF Northern Wisconsin on Friday
last. He left this city three weeks ago for
hunting. trapping, DE. Going direct to
Rbinelander he struck across the coun-
try 10 Pelican Lake, erecting small
log silently in a dense forest six miles
from the station. At daylight on FRI
day last he started out 10 examine his bear
trans, when his attention was attracted bv
the loud barking OF his dog that he had
left I'm the shanty. Shortly af,erward he
discovered the structure in flames. and eau
tiously creeping up the burning building.
Mr.. Green tore apart some OF the boards
for the purpose Of rescuing his dog, guns,
and other effects. He then placed bis
hands IN the enclosure, and had succeeded
in pulling portion OF his body into the
room, when an explosouoecurred, caused
by the burning OF several pounds OF pow
der. The shanty was blown TO atoms,
and Mr.. Green was thrown 4 considerable
distance. When he recovered conscious
ness he found that he had received serious
injuries. His face was one mass OF blotches,
and hls left hand and arm were horrible TO
look at. He then started for Pelican sta
ton, suffering the most excruciating agony
while trayersing the six weary miles. The
day was intensely cold, and when the near
est babitatIon was reached his face and
wounded hand were thickly coated with
ice. After two days OF great agony he
| reached q small station more dead than
alive, and was brought here to-day. The
man Is almost blind, his face is burned TO a
crisp, and all OF the flesh was blown of his
arms. Stranger than all, the man may pos
\ sibly recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07

"IT WAS ONLY AN AcCIDENT."-A fisls
hook In your flesh, scissors blade In your
left thumb, sprained ankle from mis-
step on loose stone, bruised shin by =
slip from car platform, cut on your
check BY a clumsy barbers razor, con-
fusion on your elbow by pokiny 1t through
street-car window, q swelling on your
nose from running against IN open door In
the dark--these are likely to happen with
out moments notice. To be ready for
them. have q bottle Of Perry Davis's Pain
Killer ready.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07
BOOM ! BOOM ! BOOM !
= Charlotte. CuIpeper. Fairfax, Henry,
Norfolk county, Montgomery,
Princess Anne. HOckbridge.
Washington, and Smyth
Redeemed.
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY.
Mahone's Eye Biaclsed- -DanviiIe Dar-
kies Don't vote-RichmOnd's Ma
tority, 2,6I6; Manchester, 4f9.

The election in Virginia yesterday-the
the poll-taX voting quallfication-wss
for one half (20) Of the senators and the en-
tire House OF Delegates, consisting OF one
hundred members.
The Democratic members Of the Senate
who were elected in 1881 for four years,
and who "hOld over are Messrs. New
berry, Glasgow, Koincr, IIeaton, ivy
mann. j. r.. Wingheld, Berry, Edmunds,
Lybrook, Atkinson, Lovensteln, Fletcher,
and Christian-l3. The Coalitioni.ts who
were elected at the same time for the same
term were Messrs. Bailey, Barnes, Powell,
Jones, Stevens, " ,llcox. Martin, and Rue
8. Mr. Wilcox, after the last session, re-
signed his seat, and the Governor ordered
a special election to take place yesterday
to ill the vacancy.
SO OF the senators who "hold over"
the Democrats have thirteen and the Co.
slitionists seven; OF the latter number
Messrs. Rue and Martin are held by the
Democrats to have vacated their seats
MI. lkAit DtNlAirf NuhllhfN ho DpotAlaSbSi
OF Norfolk Mr.. Martin because he quail
fed as Railroad Commissioner.
The Coalition majority in the House at
the beginning of last session was 90. After
the deadlock in the Senate two or three
OF the Malone members became distfeeted'
Senators to serve four years were elected
yesterday from the following districts:
.. Scott, Lee. and Wise.
1. Montgomery. Roanoke. and Craig.
6. Carroll. Grayson, and Floyd.
8. Rockingham.
10. Shenandoah and Page.
-. Clark, Frederick, and Warren.
IA. Alexandria, Fairfax, and Prince
William.
1C. Powhatan, Goochland. and Chester
field.
IS Buckingham, Fluvsnna, aud Apo
mattox.
30. Campbell.
22. Bedford.
\ "a. Pittsylysnis.
26. Franklin.
2S. Lunenburg, Nottowsy, and Bruns-
wick.
80. Amelia, Cumberland, and Prince
Edward.
32. Southampton, Isle OF Wight, and
Nnnsemond.
"a. Hanover and Caroline.
80. King George. Richmond, Westmore'
land, Northumberland, and Lancaster.
SO. Elizabeth City, Warwick, York
james City, Charles City, New Kent, and
King William.
20. Prince George, Petersburg, ant
surry elected senator In place OF Mr.
Wilcox. resigned, and for his unexpiret
term. that is 10 say, two.years.
This new Legislature reapporilons thi
State for representation in Congress. ant
elects Auditor OF Public Accounts. Secont
Auditor. Treasurer, &c., &c. The new
senators will In 1885 vote for senator Il
succeed General Willism Malone.
We give below the fullest returns eve
given 10 Virginia on the morning site
the election. Comparisons are made on th'
Massey vote of last year, when the yot
was:
MASSEY
Wtses msjorty. ty........"....".-....... 6,sl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07
GUNS, GUNS.

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
l OF MERCHANTS AND sPQRrSNEN 10 my
large stock OF GUNs--bREECu- aud MuzxlE-
LOADING GUNS, both double anc single; RI
YLES and PISTOLS of almo~, every Kind. and
SPORTING GOODS senerslty. Also, agent toe
the sac OF the celebrated DkAO-siiOT pom DEN
der-mins 7. w. TlaNuk. Gup-Oeslex,
% SLIM 1919 nxta street, Riehmopd, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07
Elections in Richmond In Form

Elections I'm Richmond In Former
Years.
July O, ls6o- Walker. ......... 6.215
Wells s......................... 6,l43
Total. ................1 1888
Walkers msjority........".72
November 7, 1876-Tilden. n.................. 7.050
Hayes................... oA4o
Total i..............12.495
Tlden's majority......1 1,605
This was the last general election before
the poll-tax qualification went into efiect]
November 9, lss0-Hancock kticket.....".4,745
Malone ticket. 4O2
Garfield ticket..........2,l59
Total.
Democratic majority. .2.3s4
November g, ,1sS1-Daniel ....,.............5,0 1920
CeDeros..............'..o'o
..S,34S
Daniels majority. ....1,692
November z, 1es2-Ma-sey sey...................5.465
Wise......... ...........S,O2O
Totzl.............."S,4S5
Massey's mojority.... ...2,445
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-07
CONNECTICUT,

OF the House OF Representatives. and sher-
IFS in eight counties. The returns at the
| C0urdnt office at s O'Clock show that the
Republicans have carried the Legislature
! probably by 40 majority on joint ballot,
! and probably have 8 OF the II senator's.
/ This will make the next Senate stand IA
/ Republicans and 10 Democrats. Repub-
| lican sherifYs are elected in Hartford, Tot
/ land, Middlesex. Fairfield, and New Lon
don counties. The vote, for an OF year,
shows marked Republican gains.
KANSAS.
ST. LOUIS, November 6.-There will be
but meaCre election returns from Kansas
tonight. There are only county officers
and Judges to elect, but as there are three
or four tickets in each county IL will take
until morning to count the vote.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, NEB., November 6.-Tbe elec-
ton excites only fair interest. The vote
is not heavy. No State Offices are in con-
troyersy.
| NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. n. j.. November Ga full
vote was poled throughout the State
fully I'D TO that OF 1880. The election wac
very quiet.
| TRENToY, n. j., November 6.-Therc
were no particular issues at stake, and the
campaign has been almost purely per-
sonal one. There are four gubernatoria
tickets in the feld-Abbett (Demoerat)
Dixon tRepubican), Urner (Nalionai), ant
Pearson QprohibitonisD.
NEW YORK.
New York, November 6.-ln Brooklyn
'lG5 districts out OF 30 give Carr 1000 ma
jority. Returns from l9i poliine.piaces !,
the state outside this city give Maynard
Democrat, 80, ,Il2 votes; Carr, Republican
7.tIg votes for Secretary OF State. III
same places in 1881 gave Purcell, Demo
crat, IS, ,l43, and Carr, Republican, 1851
Carr's majority in 1881. o,40s-a net Demo
cratic gain Of 1904. i,
=, NAw YcIs, Noy,maer Co. .he Repaol
! can state Committee claim the election
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-03-29

IHE WHEAT PROSPECTS. The report:
from California are very unfavorable for a
good crop the present year. Some claim
that there will not be one-h half the usual
crop. In t he willamette valley, over four
tiiths of the Fall and Winter sown wheat has
been killed. but the farmers have been re-
sowing with the prospects of good Spring
crops, in case they have Spring rains. In
Eastern Oregon and Washington and North
Idaho. Fall sown grain has suffered but
little, and but little seeded ground has or
will be resown, and much Spring grain has
been sown on new ground, and much more
will beSbeforc the last Of April. Some esti-
nate that California, Washington and
North Idaho will have 100000 tons sur
plus wheat for shipment, in case the rains
come to their relief in California, but if not,
1000 200, would be the maximum for ship.
ment