Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-22
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NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The Herald, in
 I ts summary of tho vote of New York
 State by counties SO far as Rscertained
 uy the ofiicIhl count, gives Cleveland a
 plurality of 1 ,23f votes. In the case six counties, however, where the can vassers adiourded. owing to some technicalities and where She pluralitlez may De changed, the unofficial figures giving votes for Butler and St. JoLn are as follows: St. John, 22,769; Butler, i3- 539. In the counties already canVsssed, there is no material change in the maj orities since yes.erdBy. Blaine has a gam of one vote in Columbia and two Tn St. Lawrence county, and lost two votes in Schuyler, making his net gain one vote. Cleveland has gained SIX votes in Kings and lost ten m Oneida, making hIs net loss four votes. This reduces Cleveland's plurality by five votes. making it now l.254. Only three counties have not yet furnished the Of- ficisl re-ult-Franklin and Greene and New York.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Nov. H-The Chron- icle's New York special says: Financial difficulties under which the Graphic has been laboring fTr the past few years have at last eliminated and the paper will be sold by sheriff on Tuesday next under s number of executions, amount ing to S60,OOO. sued out by NIT. HInckley. its general manager.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Star, re- gsrded as the Tsmmsny organ says The Tammsny Hall committee of seven, appointed on the part of the TsmmanJ org gsniZatiJn to watch the canvass of the electoral ticket, held long con srence last evening with the chairman of the Democratic National and State con- mittses to positively deny the existence of sny deal between Tsmmsny Hall and the Republican aldermen affecting the Presidential count. EI-SenatOr Forster, chairman of the delegation satisfied the representatives of both committees that the Tammsny supervisors would permit no action in the board which would lose the Democratic electoral ticket single vote. he further volunteered the ser vices of the committee to act jointly with the National and State Representa- tives aud to carry out faithfully any in- structions which they deemed would be beneficial to the National tlcket.
 ALLENTOWN. Pa, Nov. H-Some time ago John J. Shadt, of thls city, sent beautifully finished horse shoe bearing the words Luck to Gov. Cleveland" The following acknowledgment was received to-day: Since the receipt of your present the contest has been decided in favor of the party which 1 represent. I shall give due credit to the horse shoe for whst has already happened and shall carefully preserve II in hope that it may bring success 10 my efforts to give to the people good government"
 NEW YORK, Nov. H.-1hs official can- vass of the vote received at head quarters of the Democratic State Com mittee to-dsy from the various points of the State is as follows: Kings cOun- ty, Cleveland's plurality, l5.734; Franklin county, Blsine's plurslIty 169O3.
 PANAMA. Nov. 14-Peace is restored in CundiDamArica and Ssntander, owing to the active intervention of the federal government. The town of Gus- dana was captured by She rebels, who subsequently, laid down their arms. A picket of 9 men who had defended the school house five hours were slaughtered after surrendering. The body of th- commander was subsequently exposed to the most terrible indignities. On the folloWing day & number of houses were sacked End several were burned. Numerous assassinations of a fearful and cowardly character were per peirsted.
 GALVESTON, Nov. 14-Meagre iu- formation has been received of ter rible railroad accident early this morn ing on tue Houston Texas Central Railroad at Hempstead. The north bound night express was precipitsted into the Brazos River, the engine ouly keeping the rails. Ten passengers are reported killed and fifteen wounded.
 LONDON, November 14.-Shares Iu the Anglo Gable Company have ad- vanced. Rumors are atiOat to the effect that there l. some difficulty in the working of the Bennett-M t-Msckay cable.
 SAchAMESTo, Nov. 14-Arthur D. January, DcIu y State Treasurer, vss arrested here last evening by Chef of PolIce Jackson, by order of Governor StOnemAn. The young man is now in- carcerBted behind The bars at the sta tion hOuse. The various counties the State are out to the tune of s39, 500. For come time 1t has been known that young January vas leading a fast life and gambling of large sums of money. It is said be lost $S,0OO m the past few months st & poker game here; that he dropped s7.500 at the Stockton fair; that three weeks ago be lost s2.6U0 whilst shaking dice with a pair of shsrpers, and that he wa f -eced out of S4,OOO at a faro game only a few evenings since. Some of these events must have come tO the ears of the Board of State Examiners, and they resolved that at the monthly count of State funds they would discover, if possible, where all this coin was coming from Tbey. counted the State money and fopnd 1t square to a dollar. They then ascer- Ia al that thsra .honId h. ir fha traaa