Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15

their work yesterday, forty Tn number. or about twO-thirds or the State. show no change of any moment in the semi official figures already pub Iished, leaving a plurality of about l,olf for Cleveland. There IS not change of more thau twenty votes m the entlre list of counties thus far canvassed. There is no contest, contention or dis covery of material errors SO far.
 PH1LADEIPHIA, Pa. Nov. 12-Ofhclal returns fom all the counties m the State except Sullivan, which IS estimated at $50 plurality for Cleveland, glve Blaine a plurality of sO,553. The Ike publicans sIll nave 8 majority op gOlnt ballot os 93. Next Congress delegation, 20 Republicans, $ Democrat, Repuoh- can gam of |.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. 12-McPberson, ,ecretary Of the Republican Congress sional Committee, says that from the most authentic information he has been able to secure the next House of Repre- septatives will consist of lS2 Democrats, III Republicans, Greenback (Brumm of PeunsyivaniaL and 1 FusiOnist (Wea- yer nt Iowal Democratic majority over all, 80. As compared with the member sblp by the various partles of the pres ent house, thls estimate shows a loss of l9 votes 10 the Democrats and to the Independents and a gain fl 22 Repuoi- cans and Fusionist.
 JAMAICA, l.. l., Nov 12.-The Queens county supervisors completed the can yass of the electoral vote this morning. The return Of Oy stcr Bay was found de- a E.. krnF nN a error affecting the result. The vote as officially announced Is: Blaine S,4io' Cleveland 1O.367, Butler 270, St. John 2Ul; plurality for Cleveland, l,922. Le- gbl representatives were again present., and both parties returns heretofore published gave Cleve,and a plura,sty of 1927.
 JAMAICA. l.. l., Nov. 12-The official vote of Suffolk county is: Blaine 5.oI6, Cleveland (, ,429, Butler 5, st. John 456; plura ity for Cleveland, 553. Returns heretofore published gave Cl yelsnd a plurality of 59S.
 PORTLAND, Nov. l2-Unofficial re- turns from every county m the state give Blain pluralIty of 2lOO.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. 12.-It IS rain luk ONdAC anu wires are interrupted.
 P1rrsBURG, Nov. l2-Ormsby Phil lip-, one of the prOprIetors of the Pitts burg Dispatch, dIed suddenly this morning at nine o'clock of nervous prostratien. The deceased for many years was prominently connected with iron and glass industries here; was mayor of Alleghany City three years and at the time of bis death was preside Ut of the board of managers of the western penIteDtiary
 SAN FRANCESCA, Nov. 12-The Calls New York special says: The Post de- clares that ammany's power for evil has gone forever. The braves will never be in a position to knife another Demo cratic presidential candidate as they kuifed Cleveland. The honest people of this city have gained possession of the municipal government and are not going to let 1t slp back tOthieves again. There is no chance for TammsDy to get a share of the spoils during the next two years.
 NEW YORK, Nov ll.-At meeting of the Tammauy Hall Committee on or galizatiou l.st night, the district lead CTS almost without exception, reported that thelr ticket was beaten by the trading Cl ward Democrats, of Cleve- land Tor their local ticket In one in- stance only Tanmany members were reported iisloyai It Is claimed that Tamman. was next 10 universal ID its honest alIrgiauc- tO the National ticket Register Reilly ssld that Blaine men were wearing county Democrat badges in hi- district. Mir. Reilly also charged that Maurice B. Flynn, prominent county Democrat man had gwen a young man named German, bar tender, S4DO c. desert Tammany. Other members made specific charges of similar injustice. Kelly and Police Justice Power. who have begun aD In- vestIgsti0n concerning the trading of votes in the 18th assembly district, on behalf of the county D- -mOc'acy, say they have discovered eleven cases of disloyalty tO the National ticket on the part of Tammany Hall members, and will place evidence before the National and State Democratic committee.
 Rp-coe COnkiIng hHs been retained by the Democratic Nat t'Onal Committee to act in any proceedings that may arise into relation tO 2 esent canvass.
 CHICAGo, Nov. 11.-Binette, the sensa- tional threr-year-Old, daughter of Billet, whose wonderful perfo ru,ances at Louis yll!e aud LatOnIa in the fail caused her to b.. regarded as the Miss WOodfOrd of the Western turf, has been leased, SO lt Is stated, Co California parties by her owners, Bower and Cox, and will be run m a four mile dash at San Francisco week after next, at meeting of the Pa cific Coast Blood Horse AssOciatioD, Tn winch Baldwin's, Haggin's and other well known stables will take part. At the close of this meeting part of the Rancho del PasO stable will journey to Mobile, where they will be wintered and prepared for the coming engagements m the Southwest and East next spring. More than probable some of the other California stables which have engage ments this side of the Rockies next spring will also be Wintered in Mobile, gs Captain COttrell has demonstrated that horses eau be trained 10 good ad- vantage.
 WISNEMUCCA, Nevada, Nov. 1.-The Putes are gong on the war path against the WashOe! Indians. A large number of the first named tribe left here to- day for the PyIamsd reservation, where they hold council to day to decide what action to take. Lieut.. Cornell, of Fort McDermOtt, left here yesterday for Wadsworth to endeRvor to restore smicable relations between the two tribes. The cause of the trouble was the killing of one or two Flutes by the Wash es.
 NEW YORK, Nov. Il.--John. l.. Sul- livan, Ot Boston, and John M. Lafiin, of this city had their much talked of bout under the Marquis of Queensberry rules at Madison Square garden, ltst night The better man was to have the full proceeds Oi tho house. The question of knocking out was not considered alone. Pat Sheedy, Suibvau'z packer, said the Boston mal nau DO intention of knock ing out his opponent. Five hundred people Were present. DOminick Me- Caifgcy. tt.-..c Mitchell, fired Green ti-li and Paddy Ryan, who will spar Sullivan iu January, were among the tlrc-- Judge Giiersleeve; county clerk kCsrau; State Senator. Murphy; Thomas A. E4sou; Peter NoonaD, Scriu.o f,uu-y lvau!a Railroad man; Henry J. Brown, millionaire con-