Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

| Legislature by majority on joint ballot. The state will be Republican by ma lority on joint ballot.
 lllinois-3SS precincts outside of Cook county show a net Democratic gain of 7,714
 Richmond, Vs,-Fuller returns are encouraging to the Democrats, and they claim the Cleveland ticket elected by not less than 5000 majority. The Re publicans still stand to their claims of fro.S 5000 to 5000 majority for Blaine
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. 5-Tombstone city gives Bean l59 majority. Long 2Ss. Ste phens 3iS. These majouties will be in- creased in the county by at least 100.
 PRESCOTT, Nov. 5.-Yavapai gives Bean 300 majority.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 5.-During the excitement attendant on the arrival of the first news from New York the wild. est excitement prevailed and the street. were controlled by a mob. William Wlckiiff, street car conductor, stepped into a saloon where there were ten or twelve men. A fuss of some kind oc- cured and seven shots were fired. Wlcklih was shot through the breast and head and killed almost instantly. Frank Langs, street car driver, was shot ln the abdomen and dangerously wounded. Later Tn the evening the Ke- publlcans formed procession and marched past the Democratic headquar- ters, and sortle was made by the Democrats and a riot ensued. Clubs and stones were thrown and several men hurt James A. Moore, a machinist and a member of the Logan glee club, was struck on the back of his head with a club and severely wounded. A young man, who refused to give his name, re- ceived severe cut on the top Of his head. Patrick Doyle, an expTessman, was hhot through the heart and killed. There Is a report that two other men were shot and wounded severely in the northern part of the city.
 ALBANY. N. r., Nov. 5.-Albany city, complete, gives Cleveland II, ,332, Blaine l0.Ol9, Butler 5l7, St. John 56. Dt mo- cratic plurality of 1,3l3-a Republican gam of 2,llU.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-From the Times at the hour of writing, sufficient returns had been received to determine the re- suit of the presidential election, and that Mir. Cleveland has been elected. There IS no indications of any Southern State having been carried by Blaine Returns from Connecticut show gains for Cleveland which would give the State to him by 2,0O0 majority. One or two facts are perfectly clear. Of these, the treachery of John Kelly in this city, IS the most obnoxious. Mir. Cleveland has shown the most strength Tn Re publican districts. In those where Kelly has the greatest influence, Blaine's strength has been the greatest Kelly has sold out his party. The portion of the Irish vote that he controls has been the instrument with which he has worked. The Republicans have lost many thousand of their best men. They have suffered an accession of many thousand of the most dangerous voters of the Democratic element. What the Democrats have lost belongs to the cor rupt and dangerous politics of the Blaineism element, what they have | gained belongs to honest and safe politics, represented by Cleveland.
 CHICAGO, Nov, 5.-According 10 the | Times, SIX districts have changed p0lit- | ical complexion in their congressman without changing the relative strength of the parties m the house, 3 being gain ed and lost by each party. The contest Tn the 10th district IS close and final re- turns may give 1t 70 the Democrats.
 NEW YORK Nov, 5.-The Tribune says: We believe Blaine Is elected. The state is reported as safe for the Republi- can ticket When the first edition went | to press it gave Blaine 1j7 electoral | Gtr ff. doubt. In addition to any of the states thus enumerated we can now safely aid New York and Wisconsin, and thus bring the electoral vote secured for the Re publican candidate up to 20i, or 3 more than necessary. It IS reasonably certain that If more will be added from the Pacific slope, while from Indiana, New Jersey and the South there is at the hour of this writing reason to hope for more yet.
 NEW YoRR, Nov. 5.-One thousand five hundred and fifty-five election dis tricts outside of New York city and Brooklyn give Blame 35l ,3l0, Cleveland 299,2
 Republican majority n the State may reach 40.OOO.
 Colorado.-One hundred and ninety seven precincts outside of Denver, give Blaine 6,lS0, Cleveland 4,JG6. MAryland.-Of SIX CODgressmen the Democrats elect J-a gain of l. Chicago.-One hundred and seventy one precincts give Blaine 36,642, Cleye- land 34,5l0. The legislature on joint | ballot IS in doubt.
 Brooklyn.-Figures oD the electoral | ticket show Cleveland has a majority m Kings county over Blaine of l5,lJ2
 CoLUnBUs, O, Nov. 5.-Patrick Doyle shot in the mob on the street last night died early this morning. He was an ex- policeman and highly respected. w. | Thurston, a white man aud sewing ma chIne agent, was arrested on suspicion of doing the shooting. He was secret,d by officers in a distant part of the city till nearly daylight, to shield him from the mob.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The returns from | Illinois come in slowly and were of a nature to cause doubt as to possible majority m that state, but 1t was gener- ally conceded to the Republicans, both on the state and Presidential ticket. The chairman of the Republican state committee made a claim during the afternoon of 10000 majority on the gov ernOr and s majority in both branches of the legislature.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.-Returns and es- inmates place the Republican plurality in the state at 10000 or more. The Re- publicans elect seven out of nine Con gressmen. This is a gain of four. The | Wisconsin legislature Is Republican Tn both branches, insuring the election Of a Republican to the United States Sen ate.
 AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. 5.-Blaine was up most of the night receiving election re- turns. Dispatches received up to one D. ID. confirm the earlier ones as to a Republican victory in New York, but gives lower figures. Florida and Nir- cinia are reported as claimed by the Re- publicans, the latter very positively, by MahOne aud others.
 NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 5.-A dispatch 10 A. D. Badger, chairman of the Republl- can committee, reports the mysterious disappearance of Felix Morley. United States supervisor, at Fausse Point. He has not been seen since he left Leareau-
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