Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15

result of scandal involving a lady
 teacher who has also resigned STERLING. Ks., Nov. S.-St John WAS burned in eiigy in one of the principal
 streets of the town last evening.
 OTTAWA, Ks, Nov. S.--Large crowds
 were on the streets last night, and St.
 John was burned ID effigy.
 NEW YORK, Nov S.-The Commercial
 Advertiser thls afternoon says: It seems
 to be generally agreed to-day by the law
 abiding citizens that the official vote
 must be awaited before the question as
 10 who carries New York car be settled. There was no disposition on the part of the Republicans to deny the claims sd- vsnced by the Democrats. The Repub- hcan position was thus simply stated, that the largest vote ever cast in New
 York has been boiled. It exceeds I,5OO,- coo. Out of this immense number of ballots which were deposited in thous- ands of boxes in 60 counties of the state, 1t IS contended that plurality of less than 1,500 have been gwen. Mir. Biaine's friends do not claim an excess of that figure nor do Mir. CIsvelalid's. The question is, who received the plural ity, thus far the unofficial figures have failed to satisfactorily determine it.
 NEw ORLEANS, Nov. S.-The Demo cratic state central committee has is- sued an address congI atulRting the peo- pie on the great victory gained by the Democratic party and the noble, lnde- pendent Republicans who bravely put themselves In the thickest of the fight.
 ALBANY, Nov. S.-The Evening Jour pn ntuY,,,a e, h.w.. l,.,,.-,-.l .I. frauds in the Twelfth ward of New York city. It charges tbst figures have been altered SO as to elect the Democratic Treasurer, when all the figures on cleo tiOn night elected the Republican Treas urer. Should the count be thrown out Cleveland will loss 3SS votes, although 1t Is not charged that there were any frauds Tn regard to electors.
 NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Republican National Committee have issued the fol- lOwidg address: Republican National Headquarters, New York, November $, lSS4-To the Republicans of the coun- try: We have carried New York. The OflicIal count will confirm 1t. Blame and Logan have 21S electoral votes and are elected.
 tSigned) "B. F. JoSEs, Chairman.
 SAMUEL FEssENDEN, Secret ry.'
 NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-The following was issued by the Associated Press: Our fOOtlugs show thnt Cleveland has a plurality of 1,460. There are IS pre- cincts tn be heard from officially which will reduce thIs somewhat. If GaTtield's majority Tn those places IS accepted the for Cleveland will be 724 but It IS doubted if Blaine polls us large a vote in those precincts as Garfield, hence ClevelaDd's plurality may be ac- cePted as 1000. This calculation of course Is based upon returns which have been received from. the various precincts. At this office from persons believed to be reliable and have also served the Associated Press acceptably in other ' ears, an examination of returns shows a great difference of rates of gains or loss in different sections, hence the widely differing calculations. Signed, William Henry Smith, general manager Associated Press.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Chinese Gd- vices received yesterday by the ste amer RIo Janeiro, state Roman Catholic priests under French protection at SevatOw, were last week ordered to leave by the Chinese authorities. When those at ChaO9hOn, about 20 miles north from there had left the place the Chinese soldiers went to their houses and broke and destroyed everything they could find. They also 1t IS said, outraged female converts. Twelve viii lages around Canton have issued notices that all Christians are to be driven out. Riots there have resulted in about r. chapels being destroyed, number of shops footed and many people rendered homeless.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 10.-Frank Sul- livan, the blacksmith who last Tuesday night was stabbed by James Coakley during an affray caused by an election died yesterday morning from the effects of the wound. COakley and bis companions were arrested.
 PALATKA, Fla, Nov 10.-This city has been ravaged by flames which destroyed every business house except two grOce- ries. The loss Is S250,OOO, covered by insurance.
 PARIS, Nov. 10 The Cholera is in- creaslDg here. During 4S hours there were reported 1S6 new cases and 63 deaths.
 DABIlMObEf INON. 1u.-l Lt lulTu IlG- nary Council m the United States opened yesterday at the cathedral in this city. There were present thirteen arcbbishOps and sixty-fve bishops, be- sides abbots, mOnsignOrs, vicars-general, rectOrs of semInaries and the OlOgiaDs. Daily business meetings of the council will be held.
 ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The vote of the county of Albany was carefully reused and gives a plurality for Cleveland of $50. The plurality in the state, accord ing to official figures received by the chairman this morning from the county clerks, IS l,234.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-The present as tO the complexion of the lllInOls State Legislature is that it will le a tie on joint ballot, the Senate hay ng a majority of one Republican and he House a majority of one Democrat. Contests are likely to ensue in three lisiricts which may reverse this cOndi- non of affairs. The situation is made more interesting from the fact that the successor of Senator Logan Is to be elected.
 PARIS, Nov. l0.-La Liberte says: ! AEuAltA VIII hnlbhhl1 VI AAAO Ionquin committee that the cabinet council has agreed to fOrego a demand lf indemnity from China, and that peace negotiations with China have been almost concluded.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The official returns of she fifty-Dine out of the sixty even counties of Pennsylvania and sstimate of the remaining eight counties yive Blaine plurality in the State of -S,493.
 SALT LAKE, Nov. 10.-Seversl distinct shocks of earthquake were felt here this morning about 2 o'clock. Many people arose in fright, but no damage was done. The tremOrs lasted about 10 seconds. North of here at Paris, Idaho, SIX shocks wsTe felt about the same time and from 3 to 4 o'clock. Considerable damage tO houses is reported, and people were af- iected ss by sickness. The first shock was from northeast to southwest, then swaying notion from north to south. The other succeeding shocks were from east to west.
 WATERIOwN, N. r., Nov. 10.-Attor- ney General OBrien, one of the state board, ID a speech to the Democrats here, said: "I have no fear