Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-07

vote is light.
 PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 3-The westhi
 CT IS beautiful throughout the state.
 As far as heard from the expectation IS
 the vote will average pretty well up to the Presidential vote.
 RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 3.-The weather IS clear and the election IS progressing quietly. Reports from all parts of the state indicate the polling of a full vote. IL is generally believed here that the aggregate vote of the state will greatly surpass that of last November. The as sociated press reports from here will be
 made from the special telegrams from every accessible point and a cOmparisou
 of the gains and losses will be made
 with the last election when Clevelsnd's
 majority was 6l4l, There are over
 twelve hundred voting precincts in the
 state and the Republicans will have to
 average a gain of five in euch precinct to
 overcome that majority.
 LONDON. Nov. 3.-Stead. edItor of the
 Pal Mall Gazette, continued his testl-
 mony on the opening of the Central
 Criminal Court today. He declined
 giving the Dames of the persons alleged
 10 be guilty of the infsmy charged in
 the GRzette's statement, on the ground
 that he had promised his informants to
 observe secrecy in that respect. He stated that he had gsIned hls infOrms-
 ton by drinking champagne and spend- ing money in brotbels. Stead then
 offered to call witnesses, but Justice LOpes declined. His honor likewise de- clined the evidence of the archbishop of Canterbury.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3.-Friedlarder and Stern, wholesale dealers Tn ladies furnishing goods, have assigned to Ju- dah Newman for the benefit of their cred itors.
 PREsCoTr, Nov. 3-HOn..'C. Meyer Zu- lick took the oath of office as Governor of Arizona yesterday evening. Chef Justice Howard administered the oath.
 HOLMsrER, Oct. 2-Sheriff Ross brought is Charles Chapman yesterday, for cJmplicity in the Powers murder.
 He will be examined on Tuesday.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Nov. Notifications for the next 32 hours fair weather all along the coast.
 NEW 1Ohhs NONs ENuAis AAo second edition, gives Hills plurality st l2,395. Its estimate on the State Leg Islsture Is as follows: Senate, Rep. l9, Dem. l3; Assembly, Rep. 72, Dem. 56.
 NEW YORK. Nov. flight hundred and one election districts and wards out side of New York and Kings county, give Davenport 167,0l2; Hill, l5l, ,240; BascOm. 3.3iS. The same districts last year gave Blaine 1925; Cleveland. l7l,S79; St. John, 7,434. net gain of 3,59i.
 RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 4-Three hund- red and twenty-nine voting precincts, including Richmond, show & net Dem ocratic gain of 76l2. Calculating the remainder by the same ratio. Lees ma jorIty will approximate 27 900, Indica- tioRs are that the Democrats have two thirds of the senate and co out of 100 members of the house of delegates. Hon Jno. ID. Wise comedies the Dem CcratIc victory.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4-The World rlakes the following estimate on the state -senate-Republican IS; Democrats. IT. Assembly-Republi- cans. 70; Democrats, jS The present senate stands Republican, l9; Demo crsts l3; assembly, Republicans, g; Democrats 5.
 BOSTON, Nov. 3-It IS definitely stated | tonight that the Grand Jury to-day | found indictments against A. l.. Mellen, of Baltimore, and Mrs. Emma Coolidge. | of this c!ty, for conspiracy to commit | murder and soliciting sId to commit | murder.
 PORTLAND, Nov. 3-The glove contest tonight between Jack Dempsey, of San and Dave Campbell. cham pion of Oregon, eight rounds, Queens bury rules, three-ounce gloves, was won by Dempsey Tn the third round. In that round Dempsey caught Campbell heavy body blow with his left, following 1t up with his right on Cempbel's nose, winch stretched the Oregon boy on the ground. Campbclfs nose WAS broken. About l2O0 people were present. It is stated that the San Francisco crowd won about S9.OOC on the match.
 NEW LONDON, Conn. Nov. 3-A terri ble calamity by which six lives were lost occurred m h race on Sunday night, caused by the explosion of the boiler of steamer dIedge No. f of the Atlantic Company of Brooklyn. The dredge left Providence for New York at 9l5 Sunday morning in tow of the tug "J. F.. Waite" Captain Iweedy. In or der to keep the biige clear the steam pumps on the dredge were all kept at work. Just before midnig < ht when near ing the Race Rock light Captain Iweedy, who was at ths stern noticed B moving light on the dredge and heard voice, but could not distinguish the words A minute later he heard an explosion on the dredge and saw fire, smoke and steam. The dredge sank immediately astefn of the tug ard was drawn under the water before the hawsers could be cleared. The Waite was immediately put about, but DO trace of the dredge or her crew could be found. After search ing m the vicinity for half an hour the tug headed for this harbor, arriving ID the teeth of an essterly gale that pre- vailed. As soon as the storm subslded the Waite again went out to the race, but nothing could be found, not eveJ a floating piece of the dredge. The tug to port this evening. The names of the men on the ill-fated craft are not fully known, but 90 far as can be learned they were: Captain Robert Kent, Mate Strobs and his brother, the steward of the Providence. deck hand known as sandy" the fireman ani a man who was working hIs passage to Brooklyn.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Chong Ong, a Jhlnaman who had lived since boyhoOd n Cuba, and who was known by the name of AnroniO Salva, come here some .ime ago and established a restaurant To-day his body was found st hIs place l 1t business, horribly mRngled. The ss- 'assins had used butchers cleBver. The dead mans body was gashed by nine heavy blows, severing five of hls 'ibs, cleavinR the heart, kidneys and in- estines, and his head rushed into an pulp by blow upon blow. Eighty pieces of his skull were counted . ly the Coroner. Several Cubans have , been arrested, but the police believe Chinaman did the work for the purpose ,f robbery. The body had been robbed md the till rifled. Blood stains on the walls snd furniture betrayed desperate truggle for life. BloOd-stained hands lad been washed in basin m the room.