Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-08

| of the Republicans on first ballot with Legislature will probably exceed l5.
 Chicaec.-Blaine's plurality in eighty one counties of Illinois 15,S27. Twenty one counties to hear from. The Re- | publican loss Is 35,06l compared with | Garfaeld's vote in 1880. The Democrats gain 5,s73 compared with Hancock's vote in lSSO.
 Detroit, Mich.-Returns received at Republican State Central Committee rooms show net Republican gain of 9.2I6 over 1882. The vote on electors will probably reach 4,0O0 plurality for Blaine.
 | California--65S precincts and wards in San Francisco and 1T counties gave Blaine, f,54S; Cleveland, 43,270, against Garfield 4l, ,203; Hancock, 36.Se3. There remain 452 precincts to hear from. Nevada-Ihe total vote in Storey county, is Blaine. l.49O; Cleveland, 1,141. Republican loss, l9; Democratic loss, 245.
 Calitornia.-Later returns give the Republicans 4S assemblymen and 13 senators which would leave them a majority of If on joint ballot. New York k.-Returns from all dis tricts in the State but 30. give 556, l54 Republican votes and 555,756 Democrat votes. Republican plurality, 39S.
 New York-S O3 p. m--Returns from all election districts ID the State but 23, give 557 0S4 Republican votes and 556,- 652 Democratic votes, a Republican plurality of 4S2.
 Indiana--Counties complete. Repub- lican gain 7,l65. Democratic gain Ill., 3S2. Net Republican gain 5,7S3
 New York-l0:25 ?. m.-Returns from all election districts in the State but 12, give 55S, ,3S0 Republican votes, 557. .42O Democratic votes; 96S Republican plural ity.
 Nevads.-Partial returns from nine counties give Blaine, 4,l6S; Cleveland, 3.Ou5.
 New York-West Chester county complete: Cleveland, 12.673; Blaine, Il. l.2o5; Cleveland plurality, l.3SS.
 New YOrk-1 a. m.-The official vote of counties cut down Bl.iGe's plurality. The districts indicate that Cleveland will have plurality ID the State. The official vote of 56 counties give plural ities for Blaine, 59. .3S4 and for Cleveland 69,207. An estimate on the four cOun- ties not in, give pluralities for Blaine 9.3l4 and 4S7 for Cleveland, net plural ity in the State of S31.
 Richmond, Va Returns, mostly sf fcial from S3 counties and all the cities of Virginia, give majority for Cleve- land of 7,450. The + counties remain ing to be heard from gave a Democratic majority last year of l,270. Tnese eoun- ties are likely to give the same, if not a greater majority now, winch will make Cleyelands majority in the State nearly 5000.
 LONDON, Nov. 6.-The Marquis of Londonderry is dead. His full name was George Henry Robert Charles Will liam Vane Tempest.
 AUGUSTA, Nov. 6.-Mr. Blaine said in reply to an inquiry about his health: "I never felt better in my life l remained | in my room most of the time yesterday, because after seven weeks of continuous public speaking 1 was still quite hOarse, and I felt that 1 was entitled to one days rest" The fact IS that he IS in ex- cellent health and spirits, and as this | dispatch is written be IS just getting ready to go out for a walk. Senator John F. Miller telegrsphs Blaine this morning that the whole Paei1c slope IS safe for the Republicans and that Cali fornia gives Blaine a majority of l6,OO0. A dispatch from Oregon reports Re publican majority iD that state of 2,OOO. DENVER, Col, Nov. "A Silver Plume special to the Tribune-Republi- can says: '"rhe entire business portion of this town was burned this morning The streets are filled with crowds of excited homeless people. Several lives were lost. One body SO far has been recovered. The less will reach hun dred thousand" Silver Plume IS a small mining camp of few hundred inhabitants, three miles west of George town. The account of the loss of life and property IS improbable.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-The general pas sengsr agents of roads running south, met here and made round trip rates to the New Orleans Cotton Exposition from the leading cities in the northwest, on a basis of S25 for the round trip from Chicago.
 Hon. John F. Finerty announces editorially III his paper The Citizen, that he will contest the election of Frank Lawler, in the Second Congres- sionsl district of this State.
 TcPEKA. Nov. John P. St John was burned in effigy here tonight, and such wild scenes were enacted as never before witnessed in Topeka Fully 3OO men and boys watched the imsSe of St John go up in flames from . tels- graph pole in front of the Western Union telegraph office. CaptaIn A. C- Coney made a short speech, declaring that St John lad violated every trust and confidence os the people of Kansss. and that the state should be cleared of hIs name.
 PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 7.-Senstor MahOne does not yield the State Go the Democrats.