Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

Large numbers were turned awpy from, the Mexican circus on account of fine tent being ismmed. Two balls are in progress and political meeting being held. The political fight of the countv Is now centered here. The p.ipcinaI asplrants on both tickets are here and tba rival candidates for the chief oficas are throwing money around ike chafr
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The Cbroni. cles Salt Lake special says: To-5ay hudger Clawson, convicted a veek moo Tor polygamy, was arranged and asked II he had ought tI say why sentence should not now be passed upnn him He made speech denying the consfitn- uonallty If the statute against polyoa- my, and saying that he would obev Ood s law rather than mans: therefors he thought polygamy right and he was determined to practice 1t. Jndr4 Zana sad he mad thought to pass a light sen- tence upon him, but he could not. A dehant criminal was Tot entitled to len leGcy. He therefore sentenced him to four years at hard labor m the peniten- tlary and to pay a fine of $500. Noti,e ot appeal was then given bv Clswsot,'s counsel and a motion made to release him on bail, pending tue determination Of the case h the higher courts. This was denied by tine judge, and Clawson remanded to the custody of the United | States marshal.
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 4-The weather IS murkey aud threatening rain. The Dolls organlzed peacefully throushau, inc city, and a heavy vote was po!lei early about the same as during the cores. bonding time in October.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-In this stat. to- day, besides the Presidential electors. the following candidates are to be voted 1 Tor: Ihrty-four congressman, members of the assembly and varlous local city and county officials. In 26 of the con gressional districts there are, in addition to the nomination of the two prineipai parties, there are nominations by either the Peoples party or the Prohihitlou- lsts; and in five of those districts h,tb of these parties have made uofuiiatiol.s There are ll NCS bTk state, outside O! New NorS city a.d Brooklyn, l..74 Uol:- ing places or election district. Returns from these will be compared and sent out independent of New York city and | Brooklyn. 4 comparison the state will be made with the returns for President Tn 1880. The vote in that year stood Garfield, 515.54i; HancocS, 53l,5Il, with l3, S95 scattering.
 CHARLESTON, S. C., Nov. 4.-The elec- ton Tn South Carolina to-day Is for Gov ernor and State officers, members Of the legislature and CoDgressmen, as well as fNr 1ar Gs.1 tIcaily no opposition to the Democratic candidates for State officers, and in only four or five counties have the RepublI. cans nominated candidates for county officers. There IS no serious opposition to the Democratic candidates for Con- gress except In the First or Charleston district. where Taft, Republican. op- poses Dioblee. Democrat, and in the Seventh district, where Small, Republi- can, is opposed by Elliott, Democrat.
 NEW YORK, Nov 4.-The weather is cool and cloudy with occasional light rain. The same condition prevails, ac- corning to telegraphIc advices, in a greater part of the State. In New York and Brooklyn voting is remarkably | qulet and steady, with only the usual attendance at the various polling places. | In the New York the polls We're opened at 6 a. ID. and will close at D. n. In l Brooklyn they opened at sunrise, 6:}S a. m., and will close at sunset, 4:i9.
 BOsroN. Mass. Nov 4.-The weather is cloudy and threatening. There will be four tickets in the field: Democrats, | Republicans, Peoples and Prohibition. l The vote will likely be large and all ot these tickets have electoral gubernR- torial and Congressional candidates. | The Republican candidate for governor is George D. Robinson, tEe prestnt ln cumbent, the Democratic candidate is l William NJ. EndicOtt; that or tie PeO- ple's party, M. J. Caffertyi Prohibition, Julius II. Seeleye, of Amherst.
 WILMINGTON, Nov. 4-In addition to Presidential electors North Carolina to- day elects full ticket Of members of the legislature and county officers.
 CH1cAGo, Nov. 4-Despite the disa- i greeable weather, the outlook at this hour is for the largest vote ever boiled in this city.
 HARTFORD. Conn, Nov. 4-The weather Is overcast.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 4.-1he day opened m Philadelphia with weather overcast and threatening rain, but an early and heavy vote.
 ] BALTIMORE, Nov. IA rain storm pre- vails throughout the State, but not of sufficient severity to keep voters from the polls.
 CINCINNATI. Nov. f.-The ram ceased shortly after ten o'clock and the weather is turning colder, though still cloudy. | The vote has increased so that now It seems to be quite mp to the vote thls | time in the day Tn the October election. Eleven arrests for illegal voting have been made-all colored men. If there is no further rain 1t IS evident that vote fully equal to October will be cast IL is impossible to tell the complexion of the vote, as none of the ballots Will De counted until after the close of the vot- ing-six o'clock.
 | Los ANGELES. Nov. 4-Ciov. Stone man has failed to register and conse- quentiy cannot vote.
 | CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-The day opened with a cloudy sky. Voting began promptly with no dirturbance at any voting places and with much less excite ment and interest and smaller crowds about polling places than at any other election. A 9 o'clock heavy, cold ram set h which has had the effect of driving away all idlers, leaving only the dete-' mined workers to watch the polls. No disturbance was reported anywhere.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The World: We congratulate the Republic on the cleo ton of Grover Cleveland as its Presl' dent. Democracy Is again n the as, cendepcy in the nation, after years oi evclusion from power. The party of Jefferson and Jackson once more places its firm grasp on the reins If the Coy ernmept, with determination, by Gods help, to guide the Republic back into the straight path of Democratic sym pathy, economy and honesty, and to re- establish firmly and permanently the constitutional rights which have been gradually stolen from the states and 5I. people. The danger to the RePubh' has been averted and the party or cor ruption driven out.
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