Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15
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ty Democracy, in honor of Grove
 Cleveiand's election to the Presidency The booming of the guns drew a larg, crowd from the bulletin boards at news
 paper offices to the Park. During thi
 firing portion of vad from a gun
 struck little news boy named Jacot
 Simon, in the face, Knocking out hii
 eye. The Her,ld and Sun have with
 drawn their bulletin boards At th.
 World bulletin board this morning ths
 crowd was quite enthusiastic over ths
 announced election of Cleveland and
 Hendricks, and this increased when il
 was declared that Jay Gould had con. ceded to Cleveland and had sent q
 telegrsphic dispatch to Cleveland con-
 graduating him. The Republicans con-
 tinue firm, however, and still maintain
 that Blaine has carried the State.
 New York.-The question, which has
 carried New York State, is now chiefly Q | question of the accurate footing lp of q
 long column ,Ss Gan-ss 1hAa foofings
 of the county clerks with only few miss. ing, indicate that Cleveland has about l,OOO plurality. The footing of election
 districts made in the Associated Press office indicate that Blaine has nearly an I fHhnA ANCiNC utcbAAClo Ah tAC
 State had not, up to thIs morning, re-
 ported at all. Some sixty others had
 reported, but their accuracy was ques-
 tioDed, and they will he verified to-day. The whole list of counties will be care
 fully readded to-day and the result of that addition az we'll as the result of the compilation of county clerks figures,
 will be sent out by the Assoclated Press.
 This work will not be completed before tonight.
 New York.-Jay Gould this morning
 sent the following to Governor Cleve- land: "I heartily congratulate you on
 your election. All cOncede that your administration as governor has been
 wise and conservative, and in the larger field as President, feel that you will do still better and that the vast busi-
 Less interests If the country wall be entirely safe in your hands."
 New York.-The 10 districts not heard from or reported at all, have just reached the assocIated press office, some of them coming from mountainous
 regions by mail. These foot up as fol- lows: Blaine, 664; Cleveland, PIT. Net Republican plurality in these districts, 4i7.
 NEW YORK, Nov. The Mail and EXpIess says: Neither party yields New York State. The contest is so close that official figures may be neces- saTy to determine the result. The re- taTns so lar received indicate an ap- parent plurality for Blaine.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-The acting su, euntendent of police to day sent mt ssH-e to all police captains to prevent all parades not having proper permits from the police and 10 give an escort to those that had permits.
 PARIS. Nov. During the 24 hours ending Lt 1 o'clock this afternoon, Thurs lay, there were four deaths from cholera at St. Antoine Hospital m this c.ty. At lemon Hospital, cases and dearhs occurred. From Wednesday m, ming until noon to-day there was total of Fl cases. l3 deaths in Paris.
 SALT LAKE ClIY, Nov. Tn the Ev. pns pOlyEamy Case the mother of the second wife testified that her daughter married Eyaps. The second wife admit ted the marriage, and said 1t was not by the consent oi the first wife. The jury conyicte1 Evans.
 ALBANY, \. Y, Nov. 7.-The Evening Journal, Repubhcan, comedies the cleo ton to Cleveland. It says: There seems to he DO longer a doubt that Cleveland has been elected President. Ever c.unty has sent In it's full vote. | After a careful veriticatIon the results l LssnTe Governor Cleveland plurality of 1000 m this State. The vote will not | vary 2UO Ou either side of these figures. | Na~ N..rlr Cfaralar,.l ..,rnrt-rk .kaa tO elect hIm. The Journal has devoted i its energies toward securing another re- | suit. and 1t nOw reluctantly says that | the election ha9 been decided differently from its desire because 1t believes that | prompt recognition of the will of the | majority Is essential to the maintenance | and preservation of American institu- uOus. So long as the people of the | United States have decided to transfer the federal administration to the Demo | cratic party, we are glad that the deci- sion has been made m favor of the Democrats from New York state."
 AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. 7.-The latest ad- | vices received here from New York are to the effect that the Republican com mittees, ate and national, after care ful examination of the whole ground, sre satisfied that the state has gone for Blaine and Logan. They say that the correct count will show a small Rspub- hcan plurality. and that they have taken steps io establish the fact. Mir. Blaine's residence was crowded all day, many prominent citizens from distant parts of the state arriving. The interest in the result Tn New York is growing deeper every hour. This afternoon Blaine talked freely about the situation. He said to a distinguished citizen of Maine: ''l feel entirely satisfied that the honest vote of New York, without change or manipulation, will show plurality for the Republican electors of not less than l.JOJ votes. l do not speak idly, but from the most accurate data furnished ne from the most competent source" Blaine added that the dispatch of Dan iel Manning, published yesterday, con tained the most arrogant and offensive threat to control the electIon returns in the interest of the Democratic ticket ever made in any Northern state, and tqualled the worst bulldozing proclamations ever issued in the South He thought its effect would be to arouse the law ahidIng citizens of New York who cannot afford to have their state reduced to the level of the lawlessness prevailing ID South Carolina and Mis- sissippi. A gentleman asked Blaine if he 'elt much disappointed over the pos sIble prospect of losing the presidency by such means. Mir. Blaine answered: "l do not feel 90 m any personal sense, but profoundly 90 on account of the vast national interests depending upon the result. 1 feel great pride that no imputaiion of fraud has ever been serl- Ou-ly uttered against members of the Republican party m any state or dis tr.ct. 1 do not believ~ the American people wall accept fraudulent result. The Republicans have carried the Northern States by more than 3OO,0O0 majority and ,h do not propose to have the leading state taken from them by fraud.
 CLIFTON, Nov. "A telephone mes sage for doctor from the Longiellov mine has just been received. IL appears that Louis Siass, a carmsn employed in pushing ore cars from the mine to the incline railway, was riding on 8 loaded car this afternoon, when the car jumped