Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06
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state. The vote will probably be larger than was anticipated.
 CHARLESTON, $. c. November 2.-Tbe weather is fine, but the voting Is light and quiet everywhere.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November "A. B. Efellt & O.. wholesale clothiers, los and ll0 Sansome street, announce their in- tention of retiring from business.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2-At the Central Labor Union headquarters to-day there was great activity. From an early hour thIs morning the managers spoke conf dently of the success of the George ticket. From an early hour Henry George, Rev. Dr. McGlinn, Rev. Dr. Kraley and T. V. Powderly, drove about to the polls in carriage. At Tammany Hall 1t was said that everything looked well for the entire democratic ticket At Roosevelt's headquarters in Fifth Avenue Hotel, Elihu Root, chairman of the republican county committee, said Roosevelt was receiving the hearty sup port from the party all through the city. George is polling a heavy vote.
 SAN FRASCIEco, Nov. 2.-At noon nearly half of the entire number of those registered had cast theIr votes. At every poll ticket peddlers representing nearly every ticket III the field, are busy at work. The excitement. though subdued, Is in tense. The interest in the result appears to be equally Rs great, if not greater, than was evinced during the last presi- dential election. Quiet prevails every where; no trouble of any kind has been reparted up to this time and there are fa-v al ka1a nc tn how the vote is going. The streets gen erslly bear holiday appearance,
 VIRGINIA. Nov. 2,-The weather here snd throughout the state is clear and warm and heavy vote is being boiled. The main contest is over the governor ship. The democrats are not united over theIr candidate and considerable scratching Is beng indulged ID.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Nearly 600O men in the slaughter house of Swift and Mor- ris quit work this morning. The trouble is over the resumption of the ten hour system, the men refusing 10 work the additional two hours without additional pay, Each of tine two houses employ about three thousand men. None of the other packing houses are affected. An attempt was made to induce the men in Armours and other large houses to stop, but they refused to go out.
 SAN FRANCISCO. November 2.-Reports received from one hundred and ten points. covering nearly all the counties in the State announce cool and bright weather. Great interest IS manifested all over the State ID the election and with the exception of Santa Rosa and Newhsll full vote Is being boiled at all points.
 PHILADELPHIA. Pa. November 2.-The weather here to-day IS all that could be desired. The same reports cone from all parts of the State and with 8 beautiful, clear sky and warm sunshine, Q very heavy vote IS being polled.
 RICHMOND, Nov. 2-Ihe weather is clear aud very pleasant. The voting ai all precincts in the city is steady More than -halt the city votel was poled before noon, Everything Is moving quietly. Reports from other points ID the state point to the same condition.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2-The weather to- day is clear, and magnificent weather IS reported from all parts of the state: ln this city a large vote IS being polled and the excitement around the voting places is as great JAS in 1881. Itls conceded that m many sections of the city the George vote will be large, but in other sections this will be offset by other votes.
 SAS FRAScIsco, Nov. 2-The weather is clear and cool, The elections are pro ceeding Quletly and heavy vote IS be- iug boiled. The American ticket ls cut ting considerable Of figure and is draw ing votes from both sides. There are seven state hckets and twelve municipal tickets in the field In this city. Ims causes very heavy scratching and as conseauence the count of the vote after the polls have closed will be very slow.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The Sun says the betting iu the Hoffman House last night WAS SI, 900 to $500 on Hewitt and 500 to Sl5O that Roosevelt beats George and even money on vauous ngures from 5000 to 96,OOO votes for Hewitt Estimates of dozen politicians or all parties and tendencies averaged are as follows: Total vote 2lS. 900; Roosevelt g vote 59.500: Henry George, 62,OOO. his with the prohibition vote or 20,OOU would leave Hewitt 94 900 votes.
 CHATTANOOGA. 1enn., November 2.- The weather is bazy with prospects ot 2 IIgb. day. A full vote will be polled and the party ticket Is generally being voted.
 NEW YORK, NoveUber. 2.-An reports received up to noon indicate that Hewitt ia running ahead of his ticket, and the democrats are confident of his election
 NEW YORK, November 2.-ln the 9th congressional district, where ;. S' Co1 and Aug. II. Wagnener are running TOT congress, 1t Is conceded that tCoA IS more than holding his own.
 NEW YORK, November 2.-Iwo hun dted out of the SIP election districts give Roosevelt 4,3U9, Hewitt lh'4o, ana George l3,U36.
 NFwY,RK, November 2.-The returns are not all in, but Georges deIeal is looked upon as certain, It IS estimated that Hewitt will have about y2.OVO votes, Rooseyelt.about 65.000 and George sooul 6 GOO. Hewitt's plurality Will oe sOou' l0.UG0.
 CoyooRp, November 2.-Returns rom nearly one-third of the towns ID me sls1e show A republican loss on the poPuiiBa,' vote as compared with the vote or Ioot This does not include the cities end seY' ersl of the larger towns where repuoli can losses were expected. Mckinney; democrat, is elected to congress m the Sd district.
 MONTGOMERY, November A igh' vote boiled. No opposition to ths dem ocratic ticket.
 CHEYENNE, November 2.-Csrey wa; reelected delegate 10 congress without opposition, the democrats generally No' ing for him.
 MILWAUKEE, November 2.-Rusk, re publican candidate for governor, IS eiee ted by a plurality of 6,OOO.
 BALTIMORE, November ,, 2,-lndicailon' are that the entire state and congressioh al democratic ticket is elected.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. November 2.-On, hundred interior precincts glve S"ii' 5952. Bartlett j192.
 AUGusrA. Nobember 2.-There was q very light vote for congressman through ont the state and no opposition to th' democratic candidates.
 CHARLESTON, November 2-Repor', from all parts of the state show quie' election and a light vote. There IS ne