Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

down friehte lis horse which ran away. dracgn iim some distance. No homes were broken, but his bruises were sufficient 10 con6ne him to hls house for the present under physi- cian's care.
 WHITE RTvEE, Vt., Sept. 3.-Thlrty additional towns have been heard rom to-day, winch added to the vote of the towns reported last night, give m the III towns heard from, Pingree, 29,9l3; RedingtOn. If, ,593; Soule, 4l3; ludepen- dent and scattering, 2,S3l. The same towns gave Farnham, (Rep.l Tn lSoe, 3,205; Phelps, (Dem.) 15,441; Green back, 4jJ.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Discussing the result of VermOnt's election, the Times says: So far as the election has any slg- nificance with reference to November II shows marked lack of interest and con fidence among the Republicans. The World thinks there IS nothing dlscour- aging to the Democracy ln the result. I he Herald says 1t is manifest that sev- eraI thousand Vermont Republicans withheld their votes even from the re- spectable State ticket to signify their reprobation of their party presidential nomination. The Philadelphia Times sgvs: The falling off in so staunch Re- publican State as Vermont Is not with out significance. IL will contribute noth- Ing to reanimate the Tagging Blaine campaign. Ibe Philadelphia Press says: The vote on both sides suffers from lack ol canvass, but the substantial result IS unchanged and the Republican majority Al,.. age of past years.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Ihe commissIon-
 CTS of immigration have made a formal complaint against the White Star Steamship Company to Collector Roba- son. They charged that 5S9 steerage passengers from the Britannia were landed at the cOmpany's pier by order of the agent and officers of the vessel
 without any inspection and m violation of the law. At the collectors office It
 was said that the facts would be sent 60 the secretary of the treasury for arbItTa- uon. Agent Curtis to-day sent letter to the commissioner of immigration, m which he g1ves the same account of the landing of the Britauia's passengers that be gave to reporter on Sunday. He said, Il can assure you that there has been no intention On my part to dis obey the laws of the United States or to obstruct your Iegulations for enforcing them" The commissioners say they will 90 to Washington to lay the matter before the secretary of the navy.
 MISNEAPoLIs, Minn., Sept. 3.-At the Minneapolis fair this afternoon, Jay-Eye- See attempted to beat his record of 21O at NarragaDsett park. The gelding was in good form, but the track was very slow and cuppy and the wind blew a perfect gale. The inside of the track was SO particularly bad that Bithers had to drive on the outside. The mile was trOtted without a skip in 2:lS1 ,, which under all the adverse circumstances IS regarded as a remarkably fine perform l ance. Jay -Eye-See will repeat the at tempt.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Warner Gibbs, chairman of the National Republican | telegraphed to the evening papers the following: Returns do not indicate our majority to he less than l3.0O0.
 WORCESTER, Mass. Sept. 3.-The Den- lcratic State convention was called to order by General Collins. Jonas II. French was elected permanent chairman.
 BOsTON, Sept. 3.-Ihe Republican State convention was called to order his morning by Chairman Dodge. R. NJ. Morse, Jr., was elected permanent chairman.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 3.-Emanuei Neumann, secretary of the Alaska com nercial company, died this morning, lged 60 years, at his residence.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. 3.-Albert Sut- fife, of the Chronicle editorial staff, eft yesterday on the steamer Rio Ja- leiro for China, to act as special war correspondent for the Chronicle. lt
 WHITE RIVER, Vt. Sept 3.-Returns rom III towns give Pingree, Republi- 'un, for governor 25,662; Redington, 1870; Soule, Greenbacker, ,Ji; Stove, Independent. and scattering, | 64. The same towns m 1SSO gave [ Republican. 27 .4O5; Phelps, Democratic, l2,j71. Ihis shows fall ne off in the Republican vote cast Tn ! SS0 of 2 5S2 and m tne Democratic -ote Of the sane year, 6S0. Burlington ' .Ives Piugree 9l2 and RedngtOn l.O23. {edinEton majority k III. This is , he first tune that this city has ever ; .isau a majority for the Democratic 1 i.eTs ticket. I:bhard, Democrat. was , lected rePres- ntatIve by majority of g
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. g. The wrest- ing match between Clarence Whistler nd Pie.ro Delmas took place this even rg at NnOdwarj's Gardens and at rlc,ed an audience Ot about ,. 800 peO- ie. The match was GrRcO-Roman for ! he stakes, $500, and purse Of. SI,CO0 The first Tall. which lasted 10 minutes I nd 10 seconds. was won by Whistler. The second round, consisting of twenty q linutes work, then a rest Of three min I tes, and at the end of seven minutes nd thirty seconds, Whistler again $ hrew his opponent. winning the match. D the second round foul was claimed y Delmas, but the grounds were so light that 1t was not allowed by the .feree.
 AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 3-Bishop Pierce ( [ the M. F.. Church, South, died this { iOrning. |.