Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-17


 see that the Bulgarian union. excellent m itself, may produce immeasurshle evil.
 NEW YORK, Oct. l3-The first Hebrew Christian church in America was dedlca- ted with appropriate servcies yesterday. The servIces were conducted by the Right Rev. Bishops Paines aud Nlchol- son and Rev. Jacob Freshman. Rev. Drs, Crosby, Vincent and Day. There WAS large congregation present.
 PoRTLASD. Oregon, October l3. Gov ernor Moody to-day issued proclaim atiou calling an extra session ot the Legislature, to convene Monday, Nov ember 9th. Under the constitution. this session IS limited to twenty days. The principal object of this extra session IS to elect A United States Senator. which the regular session last winter failed to do. and there are several local matters reduiring attention. What action the Democrats will take IS prObiemstlc. It IS the opinion of well informed Re- publlcans here that the Democratic members will not attend, thus prevent ing n quorum. If they are sent for by the Sergesut-at-Arms they will resign. thus necessitating new election m their respective counties, hoping to put of the Senatorial election untll after Congress meets ID December, If not to balk the Republicans altogether. The situation as regards the Rer ublicsn choice for Senator presents no new phase. So far as the public aud the politicians know there has been no change since tifs Legislature adjourned without sn election, February Fist last. One new feature is added: Ex. senator John B Mitchell l. now in the CT y, hay ing arrived here about SIX weeks ago. He may cut some figure m the contest. It is not known whether Solomon Hlrsh, the majority candidate at the last ses- sion, will be in the race or not. This will make the third special session Ot the Oregon Legislature since the state WAS organized. The first was m 1853, for the same purpose that the coming one Is called. The second was Tn ls60, to ratify the fifteenth amendment to the National Constitution.
 CINCINNATI, Oct. l4-At ten o'clock thIs morning the returns from Hamil- ton county and even from Cincinnati, were not all ID. IhIs fact IS cited by both parties as evidence of fraud and both the Commercial Gazette and En- quiIer openly charge the opposite party with fraduleDt practices. The Enquirer claims that the Democrats have carried Hamilton county by over l,OOO majority, elecilDg all their candidates for the legislative and county officers. It claims that the legislature will be Dem ocratic ID both branches, by majority large enough to remove all danger and dispute. Unofficial returns from l75 of the 2O6 precincts in Hamilton county give Forsker 3l,OC6; Hoadley, 2s,9I6; Leonard, S6l.
 The Times Star has returns from all the city precincts except four, winch put & different phase upon Hamilton County. The totals are: Foraker, B. iS1 i; Hoadly. 30,5Si; Leonard SS6. If this accurate and 1t has conformation from at least one other source. IL would show that the Republicans have carried their legislative ticket. with possibly the eX- ception of Robert Harlan, who runs be- hind the others.
 OAKLAND. Cal. LA fire which oc- cured at :4J thIs morning m 2 Chin ese laundry, corner of seventh and Market st. resulted m the death Ot i've Cinnamon who were unable tO escape from the building, which WAS a ve;ltable rookery and under box. On the way to the tire Jos lannery, fireman, was run over by the book and ladder truck and received injuries which will probably prove fatal.
 LONDON, Oct. 1.-The hopes enter tained last night of peaceful settle ment Ot the Roumeiian question have been shattered this morning by the re- ceipt of a dispatch from Constantinople, stating that the cOnfereEde has formally declared that the Porte has dIsfavored the Bulgaria Roumslia union. Further news is awaited with considerable anx- iety.
 SAN FRAScIsco. Oct. 14.-W. D. Dew ey, city editor of the Call, was attacked yesterday with hemorrbage of the stom- ach. His condition to-day is SO serious that the physicians consider his death certain within the next tventy-fOur hours.
 HoLLIsTER, Cal. Oct l4-C. 4. Fow- les, a prominent citizen, fatally shot his wife and instantly killed himself in a corridor of the San BenIto Hotel at HOl- hster, at ten o'clock this morning. No particulars have yet been ObtaIned.
 CovsrASrISoPLH, Oct. l4-Great ac tivity prevails in military circles throughout Turkey. Troops are being hastily armed and equipped for immedi- ate service. The Sultan has determined to fight against the further dIsmember- ment of Turkey and large bodies of troops are being rapidly concentrated on the frontier at strategic points, with m easy striking distances of Bulgaria, Greece and Ssrvia. Horses and field guns are being dispatched to the iron tier night and day. The Moslems are enthusiastic and are volunteering in large numbers. A conspiracy has been discovered at the palace which has led to the exile of Said Pasha, eX-graud visor.
 CISCIsSATI, Oct. 13-The election m thIs city began without any disorder. Up to 10 a. m. no arrests have been made. Two causes contributed to thIs result-the division of the precincts so that no mere than three or four hun dred voters are m any one; and the rain which prevents crowds from collecting. All the judges are provided with printed lists of what are considered fraudulent rege,tries and the yctIng IS watched with care. Rain is reported almost all over the state last night and to-day. This wlll doubtless have the effect to cause a light vote throughout the state.
 CLEVELAND. Oct. l3-The election is progressing m a very orderly manner and a big vote is being boiled. he morning was wet and disagreeshle but notwithstanding this the electors turned out ln great numbers. Demo crats and Republicans both claim that it will be impossible at this hour to pre- diet the result.
 COSsHoCIoS, Oct. l3.-A rainy day and light vote up to noon.
 CINCINNATI, Oc;. l3.-The rain has ceased here. Good order has been maintained. Rain is reported in the central and northern parts Of the state al noon.
 CoLUMBUs, Oct. 13.-The election is passing of quietly with indications that large vote wIll be boiled. IL rained all the forenoon and II is believed that If 1t should clear away tbe main part oi the vote will be brought ont during the afternoon. A fair vote is be- ing boiled at Toledo, where the Re publicans claim that FOraker will carry tho rOuutv