Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-11-15

? ent, is elected to the assembly by Il
 majority over Gilhrt the regular Dem
 ocratie nominee.
 NEW ORLEANS, Eov. 7.-Gov. Kellogl charges his deficit in the Third Con
 gressional Distinct, to corruption
 violence and IntIuidstion.
 NEW YORK, Nov S.-On a careful re- view of the figures by districts, as fur
 nished by agents df the associated press
 corrected by the returns received dur
 ing the day SO as bring the record down to this time, the vote of Stste stands
 for Cleveland, 559.sS6; Blaine. 55S. 426; d
 plurality for Cleveland of 1,46O. There are yet IS districts from which returns
 are slll behind or questioned. These 1880 gave Garfsla plurality of 736
 The counties in winch are the lacking
 districts are Essex Madison, Saratoga,
 Sullivan and UlsteI-
 LONDON. Nov. T-In the Commons
 tonight the franchise bill read the
 second time by vote 372 to 132.
 I NKv ORLEANS, Nov. s.-The street car drivers strike has ended by a com
 promise. The men demanded S60 per
 month The companies agree to pay
 s55 for l5 hours work per day. The former pay was st0.
 VIRGINIA Cfs53 Nov. s.-Jsmes Phe- Ian, a psoneS; of the Coussock, was found dsz 5cs,S bed yestara sfsinorr 70. Deceased wss State Senator in 1872, and a man well Known on the PscI e coast. He was 6 native of Boston, Massachu- setrs, aged 47, and leaves a wife and four children.
 DETROIT, Nov. S.-Figures sent to-day on the result ID this state will be but little changed by later returns. Atmid- night the Free Press, Democratic, re- ports Blaine's plurality in l, ,l2S precincts out of ], ,355 Tn the state at 3,145, and Alger, for Governor, 2,t73. The latest precincts show sn average R. publican gain of II. The Post, Republican, with two counties estimated and few others partially reported, claims a plurality on the electoral ticket of 5,O03; COngres- siOnal delegation, five Fusionis;s and four Repubhcans-a gain of one for the Fusionists. This result was reached by a loss of two Democrats and a gain of three. The legislature varies somewhat. but there will be Fusion majority in both Senate and House.
 TOPEKA. Nov. s-The excitement in the city for the past torty-eight hours has been SO intense over national poli- tics that no efforts have been made by any one to complete the vote of this state. Newspaper men, committe, and candidates have rested upon the assuT- snce that the Republican candidates for State officers had received about 10000 majority and Blaine over 50 QUO, and the legislature and county officers almost unanimously for that party. County oanvassers over the state are canyassIng the vote to-day, and unofficial results will all be in the Secretary of States office in two or three days, when the official vote will be gwen.
 TROY, N. r., Nov. S.-A special from Hoosac Falls to he,Telegram says that the Butler vote, there were all counted for Cleveland. The tickets are all the same size and thickness. It IS alleged by the Butler managers here that the same was done elsewhere.
 WASHINGTON, Nov S.-The President IS issuing the following proclamation: "The season IS nigh when 1t Is the yearly won't of the people to observe a day ap- pointed for this purpose by { e Presi- dent as a especial occasion for Thanks giving unto God, now therefore, in re- cognition of this hallOwed custom, 1, Chester A. Arthur, President of the United States, do hereby designate as such day of general thanksgiving, Thursday, tho 27th day of thls present November, and recommend that throughout the land that people, ceas- ing from their accustomed occupation, do then keep holiday at their several homes and their several places of wor- ship, and with heart and voice, pay re- weren't acknowledgement to the giver of all good, for the countless blessings with which he has visited the nation"
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. S.-For congress- men from Osilfornia, the figures to mid night show the following majoTities: Carothers, (Rep.l 592; Loutitt. (ReD, SIS; McKenna, CRp), 3,SS6; Morrow, (Rep.l 4,024; Felton, (Rep.), 5l9; Mark ham, (Rep.) 5O3.
 NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Sun says: "One of the most remarkable features of this exceedingly close and exciting election has been the wide discrepancy between the various computations Of the result in New York state offered to the public from different sources. Not only have both sides claimed plurality for their candidate, but their es imates have been as much as 10000 apart, al- though 1t was apparent on Wednesday morning that the re-ult must be very close. The returns collected by the Sun from every county in the state have from the first indicated a small plurality for Cleveland, and when this has been slowly cut down as corrected figures have reached us, 1t seems now to have reached a point where comparatively little change IS likely to be made by fur ther revisions. While the Associated Press returns from the election districts appear to vary considerably from the figures we obtained, and to give some countensnce to the claim of the Republican national committee thnt Blame has earned the state by very 1 small plurality, yet we have so far been l unable to discover any reason for ex- pressing a material change Tn the result | as shown by our carefully collected re- | turns, which give Cleveland plurality | of l.206 in the state.
 The Times computes the plurality for ! Cleveland l,36l.
 The Herald places Cleveland's plural ! ity at l, l,9O6. The World says Clevsla land's | probable plurality IS l.424 A Tribune ! extra says the estimates as to the result ]. in thIs state continue tiuctuating IG such | a way as the returns from time 70 time ! come, as to show that the margin T. so narrow that an official count will be ln- | dispensible to determine the result
 DEs MOISzs, Iowa, Nov. s-Ihe l Congressional delegation from Iowa ! will probable stand, Republicans z, Fusionists 2, and Democrats 2
 LONDON, Nov S.-The announcement | of the election O. Cleveland to the l Presidency of the United States Is generally favorably welcomed here.
 CHICAGO, Nov. s.-With 16 counties to hear from the Daily News reports the plurality Of Oglesby for governor ot ABS. The remaining l6 gave Garfield 1881. The Daily News on these facts estimates Oglesby's plurality about 1000.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. e.-An O0erhn special to the Leader reports that last night after receiving rhe report mat Blaine vas elected, college students and
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