Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-14
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l uuuUuul Il TRENTON, Nov. 4-The election passed ] oil quietly. Sixty assembly districts IL , the state, and one member of the House
 ot the Assembly was elected from each district. Last year the State Senate . was composed of II ReDublicans and 10 Demscrats, and the House and As- , sembly 36 Republicans an 24 Democrats,
 giving the Republicans majority of l3 on joint ballot Nine of the Sen
 ators holdIng over are Republicans, SO
 they will control that body next session,
 II their candidates were successful in any two Of the seven districts in which senators are elected today.
 JERSEY CITY, Nov. 1.-The House will
 be Republican by small majority. and the Senate IS almost certain 10 be Re- publican. The Prohibition vote was very small.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3.--A special to the Times from Trenton, \. J., says: The election in this State has resulted m a substantial victory for the Republic
 ans The only issue was the Leg islstuEe in both bran hes of which the Democrats will again be in e minor
 
 give the Republicans thirteen votes in the next Senate to eight for the Demo
 crais, and iu tine assembly thirty-three Republican votes to twenty-5even for the Democrats. This is Republican gain Of two ID the Senate and loss of several m the House, but It leaves The Republicans majority on joint ballot.
 HARTFORD, Nov. 4-The election n this state IS for members of the Legis- lature only. consequently the vote k | light. The Senate stands l3 Republicans to II Democrats; House, l5 Republican majority, with two Independents and one Labor. New Fairfield Is to hear from. which last year elected one Demo- crAt.
 HARTFORD, Nov. 3-With four towns to hear from the lower House has r Re publican majority. One hundred and forty-three towns elect ll9 Republicans, 100 Democrats, one Gresnbacker and one Independent Democrat. Democrat gain l9. ROME, November 1.-The Pope is ne- gOtiatIng with the Chinese government with the view Oi inducing the latter tO allow the Vatican sole authority over the Roman Catholics ID China.
 OLYMPIA. W. T., Nov. j-Gov. Squire has issued q proclamation calling on all good citizens tO assist in keeping the peace during the present Chinese trOu- Ules, and to secure all Chine .e residents from assault. lt IS stated that prOc- lamation has been issued m anticipation of the acton to be taken at Seattle, to- morrow lFridayl. the date on which the s.s trls u1s .1 Nls must leave.
 WAsHISGToS, Nov. 5-The Secretary of the Interior las confirmed the action l of the Land office in restoring Co the l public domain the tract of land Tn l Southern California at the intersection ! Of the Texas Pacific Bnd Southern l Pacific railroad grants. The Secretary l in hIs decisIln, holds that tue Southern l Pacific grant included only such lands l As were not covered by other railroad ] grants, ard therefore could not cover l the tract m question, which formed a | part of the forfeited Texas Pacific grant. | The case has come up tO the Secretary | on an appeal by the Southern Pacific | Railroad Company from the COmmis- ! sioncr's decision
 SAN FRAsCIsco, Nov. 5-Represents- | tives of the California Southern Con- | meeting Link between the Atlantic X l Pacific and the Pacific Ocrsn at San | Diego. are at Topeka, Kansas, ID con- | sultRtion with ths officials of AtchisOn, | Topeka S Santa Fr. The report re- l ceived m this city says that the officials | have decided to open the route on the | 10th Instant. There has been B delay | m getting through the heavy cuts above l San BernRdinO.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Nov. It is current | ly reported that John $. Fogarty, form ! shortly succeed Mir. JeroE:.e es Deputy l Collector of this port.
 WAsHISGToS, Nov j-The President ! tbis afternoon appointed DOrmBn k. | Eaton member Of the Civil Service Com l mission in place of Thoman, whose res ignatiOn was accepted tO take effect Nov. lst The appointment IS but a temporary one however, as It Is proposed to appoint permanent successor tO l Judge TEoman m R short time. Eaton ! consented tO act on the Commission for few weeks m order tO assist the newly appointed Commissioners in familiBriz- ing themselves with their duties aud also to close up certain unfinished mat ters in winch be is greatly interested. It IS not known who will succeed Eaton bey ond the fact that the new sppOintee wlll be Republican ID full sympathy with Civil Service reform.
 SAN FEAScIsco, Nov. 5-An autopsy was held to-day on the remains of Ce- celia, wife of Dr. J. Milton Bowers. The autopsy WAS held at the request of the organization m which her life was in- sured for benefit of her husband. The burial certificate gave the cause Ot death us abcess of the liver. The inyes- tIgation demonstrated that there was no abcess on her liver and that her death was from some other cause. An ulcer Was found m her stomach which 1t IS believed was produced by corrosive sub Innate. The definite cause of death was not RscertBiued, but the stomach and ln- testines were removed for chemical an- alysis. The cOrUner's inquest was post poned until Monday to awaI. the result of this investigation.
 NEW YORK, November 5-A Sing Sing special says: Ferdinand Ward dId not close his eyes m the Sing Sing Prison cell last night. The prison bells ian gled on his nerves harshly this morning. 1 His face WAS dead white, his lips blood less, and his eyes had in them a desper ate, frightened look. Hundreds of feet began to shuttle and stamp, the heavy doors open and shut with startling ac- compartments os chain TattliDg. Sud denly all the cell doors iu the five long tiers are opened, and the whole l.3JO silent men step out and put their hands upon each others shoulders Gs they form line. Ward is there. He puts the tips of bis long, thin fingers cn the back of the man ahead of him, and the slow march begins. Ward IS at the end Of the stOye-mOunter's gang. Past hun dreds of dark, yawning cells he goes along the lofty tier and then down four steep flights of iron stars out into the open yard, and thence into the great dIm mess-r room, with its scores of bench es and hundreds of tn cups and plat
 tsrs. Ward sits down slowly, and bends over plate of hash. Finally the tin plate IS emptied. and Ward reaches for his quart cup of steaming coffee. and takes Q gulp. Ward chews loathingly at 8 slice of bread Then be looks pleased.