Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-24
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l uuuUuul u CINCINNATI, O., Oct. l5-There can b, no absolute certainty about the result O Tuesdays election in Hamilton count, until an official count IS made. ID, vote in two precincts of the 18th ward whose counting was not finished lasI night, has now been counted. and the result on governor, with one county pre- ciDct missing, which in 1884 gave r Re publican majority, stands thus: Govern. or-Hosdley, 33,6S4; FOraker. 33,362 Leonard, 1920; Hosdley's plurality 305 The returns are far from complete on tine legislative ticket The Times-Star estimates that the average vote on the republican members of the legislature exceeds FOraker's vote 1,0l5. If that rate IS maintained, it would elect the Republican delegation except Robert Hanlan. Nothing can be deter mined iu this contingency except the official count Since the last Of the counties claimed by the republicans for representatives announced yesterday there have been two changes, one in Hancock and the other m Knox coun- ties. The vote in Knox is close. There IS also doubt about the result in Will lisms county. Figures from the state. exclusive of Hamilton county, indicate a plurality of from lS,000 to 20.O00 for Foraker.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. 15-The Commercial Gazette this morning says: "rhe Re- publicans made the fight against the I.annnrA hnN and Th. Democrats cOddled the fraud, and the result IS that he got many Democratic votes. Governor HOhdly damaged him. self seriously by his Indorsement of AL len O. Myers for the Legislature All the machinery of fraud of the gang of Democrats in this city, with winch the Commercial Gazette has made the peO- pie familiar, was in full operation Tues day and it would be impossible to exsg- gerate the reckless wickedness that WAS perpetrsted. The indications as We write are that the scoundrels have done their desperate dirty work in vain, that the Republicans have the Legislature outside of Hamilton county, and that thsy have carried the county If they have done SO, the people of thIs city may revereDtly thank God and take cour- rage"
 PRIMROSE, Pa, Oct. l5-Lsst evening a number of female scholars returning from school at Oakdale, near here. were met by three boys, two white and one colored, aged about eighteen years, who attacked the gIrls with revOlvers. All the girls escaped but Annie K. McKemp, IL years old, who was seized by the young outlaws, terribly assaulted and then left lying on the ground uncOn- scious, where she was found some hours later by her friends. A posse organized and after a long search the asssilants were run down and arrested at Prim- rose. The condition of Miss Mckemp McKemp Is serious and fears are entertained that she will not recover. Indignation runs high and lynching Is freely talked of. The boys arrested ans wer the description of three escaped prisoners from Morganiza Re fOrmatory.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15.-F. J. Hswes, U. S. Inspector of Customs, m this city accused Dep. U. s. Marshal Mellus with having offered him a bribe to allow Chinsman who had been remsnded back to China 10 come ashore again. The matter has been investigated and Mel lus has been dismissed from the Gov ernment service.
 VICTORIA. British Columbia, Oct. l5.- Five ChinAmen were killed to-day ID a shaft at Wellington Colliery. They were descending m the cage when the car on top of the shaft rolled down the shaft and crushed them to death. Three others on the cage escaped.
 NEW YORK. Oct. I5.-The sermon at the funeral of Cardinal McClOskey this morning was preached by Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore.
 SAS FRAScIsCo, Oct. l5.-Michsel McCue, carriage manufacturer has filed & petition in insolvency. His liabilities are stated at s26.659,S7. Assets about fl5.000.
 PARIS, Oct. l5-President Grevy has officially announced that he will enter the coming contest for the Presidency.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l5.-Kitty Bry- ant, an actress with the Spot Cash !" Company, IS years of sge, committed suicide last night in her room, by inhal- ing chloroform. No cause for the deed is known.
 SAS FRAsCIsCo, Oct l5.-In response to a communication of the San Fran cisco bankers addressed to the secretary of Treasury asking that the coinage of double eagles be resumed at the branch mint this city, the following reply has been received. Washington, ID. C. Oct. l4, 1885 Superintendent of the San Fran cisco mint. Assistant Treasurer Brooks will exchange tweniies for smaller gold coin. Advise depositor of gold bull lion. D. Manning |. 5. Treasury.
 The result of this action will be to fill the vaults Of the sub treasury with small gold which will be shipped east.
 CIScIsSArI, Oct. 16-Complets un- official returns in Ohio have now been received. The counties not given last night are Brown. SO plurality for Hoad- lev: Hamilton. 3OO for Hoadley; Ottawa, 1, ,lj9 for Hosdley. This makes 8 total of 55. POI for Forsker; 35,5l3 for Hoad- ley. Foraker's majority l7.6SS.
 SAS JosE,s Oct. 16-A diabolicsl at- tempt was made yesterday to poison a whole family. The mIlkmsn serving the talullg Ol -. III. Auonpchh, pouNh Ahoe street, discovered a white powder in the dish set out for the milk au1 substituted a vessel of hls own. The powder was found to be pure arsenic. There is no clue to the perpetrstOr or his motive.
 SANTA CRUZ. Gal. l6-The Nichols shIngle mill at Aptos burned thIs morn- ing. Nathan Port, an employe, who slept in the mill. had a narrow escape with his life and lost all his personal effects. Thos. Nolan, in running to the fire fell aud broke his arm. The total Ioss is about S4,OOO; no insurance. The cause of the fire IS unknown.
 FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 16-The boiler of c. NJ. Bennett's saw mill oD Pine Ridge, forty-five miles east of Fresno. exploded yesterday, killing the engineer, Parson Bennett, brother of the owner of the
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