Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-22

rested and held in confinement until all
 danger of De YOung's life has passed Public opinion over the shooting Is
 more crystalised this morning and
 sympathy is all on the side of De | Young. A more careful reading
 of the articles which melted Sprrckles to do the shooting confirms the tehei
 that there was nothing III them to justify such murderous attempt. The case has just been called in the police
 court for preliminary examination.
 NEW YORK, Nov l9.-The prize fight | CTS, Sullivan and Greenfield, were to-day
 indicted by the grand jury for engaging
 in prize fight.
 NEW YORK, Nov, 19.--P. T. Barnum, who, a few weeks before the el ctlou, | declared that if Cleveland was elected
 he would sell out his entire estate at 2j per cent less than its assessed value, came out over his own signature yeSter- day, announcing his readiness to keep his word. It is said that syndicate IS | forming to buy up his property.
 PIrrsBURG, Pa., Nov. 19.-Vice Presl- dent-elect Hendricks and family, and Senator Vorhees, passed through this city this morning on the fast line tO Washington.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 19.-Vlce President elect Hendricks, in an interview to-day said he could not give any opinion as to the probability of the sweep in federal offices, but Senator Vorhees, who Is with him, secuted the Idea of bis gong on political mission to Mir. Cleveland in re- gard to share of the offices which should be the appOrtionment of the h. diana Democracy. They are both en route for Brooklyn.
 ST. Lotus, Nov. 19.-The member. Of the cattle convention were rendered 8 reception at the Merchants Exchauge tonight. From 5000 to 5000 persons were present.
 ALBANY, Nov. 20.-The State canvas sers met this afternoon. COnklIng was present for few minutes and his pro- test to the effect that 54 green electoral ballots had been cast ln Delaware cOun- ty for Republican electors, was read, and on motion of Attorney General OBrien was ordered to be entered in the pro- ceedings, and the return was passed as received. Kemp county returns showed slight discrepancy which was explained by the county clerk and the returns were passed. The discrepancy in the Richmond county returns were explained by the county clerk, Cornelius A. Hart He presented the original tally sheets and stated that the errors in the returns before them were due to an omission on the part of the copyist to insert the names of voters of two Butler electors. The mistake was not apparent m the separate footIngs but only appeared n the totals. On comparison of the org lnal with the statement sent, the bOard verified Harts explanation, and on mo- tion of Attorney General O'Buen | was adopted unanimously and the clers was permitted to correct the returns. All returns have been received and the tabulsted statement IS ready for sigma ture tomorrow.
 PORTLAND, Og., Nov. 20-Oficial r7, turns from all except one county, and two precincts Tn another county, Washington Territory give Armstrong majority of nine for delegate to con gress. The county to hear from gave Brents, Republican, in 1882, maloHV ot 2O. The precincts in Skagit county are tie There will no doubt be contest by one candidate or the otnef when tie official ~ount Is made by iDe Secretary of the Territory.
 READING, Pa, Nov 20.-Blackleg has broken out among the young cattle on the western section of Beaks counr' The disease IS very loathsOme and nal! young cattle have succumbed.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Uuder the influence of opiates De YOUng rssitS quietly this afternoon. At 9 o'clock thi' evening his condition was apparent! unchanged. Dr. Murphy, his famA! physician in attendance, stated to-d.! that De Young was very sick man. ne declined to give any opinion as Co tl7 result, but said the chief danger ia! either in blood poisoning or hemorrlase from an artery. The latter fear 0e' based on a suppositiOn that the snll clavlan artery has been injured cannot, he added, offer any deaAs opinion for several days yet. At iea'. i've days must elapse before the da! y hemorrhage from the artery IS passel. No attempt was made to-day tO prov for the second bullet. It will perhaf; be made to morrow. One great cause Co trouble is that the wounds are close t gether. To probe for a second 0uiis. will have tendency to inhame the otA'I and more dangerous wound. L..
 WAsHISGToS, Nov. 20.-The CoilEAu' Club, composed of prominent De-St crats of this city at meeting last nis.- appointed a committee to consult frssf dent elect Cleveland through the tional Democratic Committee as to wishes regarding the ceremonies cO- nected with his inauguration I
 NEW YORK, Nov. 20-The snhu meeting of the national league oi .Ts ball players was held to-day aI ,. Fifth Avenue Hotel preceded by Tbs IS sion of the board of directors championship was duly awardeI Providence. W. E. Young WIS elected president of the board. p..s.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-Ile yune's Canton. Mississippi, spe nal si 'a.i Isaac Johnson, colored, who mufIsI his mistress, Belle Booker, last AP''' was exeeuked here to-day