Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-06

this morning, show that 10000 out of a total vote of 200, 00O have been count ed. or this. Swift has 46.619: Bartlett 45.S25; Wigginton, 4,f5l; O'DOnnel l f,IO9; Russell 2.S96. Returns from con gressional districts are as follows: Firs -Gatter. republican. G,933; Thompson democrat, 6.S45. Second-Campbel l.3I4; Biggs, 7.l27. Third-MckenDs | 5,j60; McPihe. 49J4. FOurth-Morrow I,5S6; McCoppiD, 6.663. Fifth Feltor s.91o; Sullivan. 9.lj6. Sixih-Vandever | l,f2o; Lynch. 6,GG6. Interior returns in msJority on the legislature on joint bal lot. In this city at 4:4O e. m- the vOt Tor governor wss as follows: Bartlett lO,35i; Swift. 9603; Nigginton, l,746 O'Donnell. 5,6i5; Russell, llG. Int democrats have elected the mayor snC 2 majority of theIr municipal ticket. w ID. English, chairman of the democratic state central committee this morning stated that he was satisfied that Bart lett would be elected by a majority o from 500 to l.200. John F. Swift said ht thought he was elected by from 800 tC 700 majority.
 CANPBKLLroS, x. E, November L. A destructive fire occurred at Dalhonsit last night and the best portion or ths business part of the town IS in ashes Twenty-two buildings were consumed The loss is heavy.
 LONDON, November 4.-The boiler oi the steamer Carlogs Nova, at Newcastle exploded today while the vessel was be. ing unloaded. Six persons were killed rv,A .v,sv, frH.a Fnr.a ,f sb.a a,r plOsion carried body 10 the top of q lofty warehouse. V
 BosToS, November At has been ar ranged that the president after his Ie- turn from the ceremonies Tn Cambridge on Monday. will hold a reception ai Faneml Hall for the general public about D. m., after this he will return to the Hotel Vendome, where a full dress reception under the auspices of the city of Boston will be held Tn the even ing. After this the president wlll be es. corted to the Boston and Albany station by the cadets, where he will take the lO:30 train for New York.
 WASHINGTON. November All mem bers of of the cabinet were in attend ance at the meeting this afternoon, ex- cept Whitney and Villas.
 WASHINGTON. November 4-Assistant Secretary FairchIld will hereafter act as secretary of the treasury. on days set apart for cabinet meetings, m order to afford Secretary Manning an opportun- ity to attend the deliberations of the cabinet without interference with the duties of his office.
 CARLISLE, Pa-, November Thirty seven Apache Indian children arrived ai the Indian training school at this place to-day. They were brought here from Fort Marion, Fla, and are part of the Apache band captured by General Miles in the far west several months ago. They will remain at school until they have completed full course.
 WAsHINGToN, November fit is the present intention of Mrs. Cleveland tc accompany Secretary and Mrs. Endicot' on their trip to Boston tomorrow. The president will follow on Sunday.
 KANSAS CirY, November I-Mangus head chef oi the ChiTicshua Apaches and thirteen bucks an1 squaws passed through here under guard to-day eu route to Fort Marion, Fla. While the party were going through Colorado Mangus jumped through the car window and ran some distance before he was re- captured. Then he obtained 0 knife aud stabbed himself in nall dozen places, iuilicting serious wounds. Thit morning he attacked his interpreter striking the man over the head with the shackles on bis wrists. During the con sequent uproar the train started, carry ing off all of the party except the inter preter who w6s left behind and who vii follow tonight.
 CONCORD. x. H.. November 4-Tht election of McKenney, democrat, to con gress in tbe first district over Haynes republican,, is conceded by a plurality oi about 1.J0O. This is democratic gain of one member and equally divides the New Hampshire delegation.
 IyDIANAPOLIs, November 4-There is no change in the congressional delega- tion. Holman's majority IS about seven hundred.
 CrxcIySArI. November 4-NothinG new can be stated in regard to CsrlIsle's election until the official count is com pleted. This will begin Friday after noon. The outlook Is considered favor able to Carlisle by close vote.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 4-Ihe central labor union campaign committee met tonight and discussed the question of forming perminent political organization. A call will be issued soon Co all districts for delegates to the convention which will be held at Rn early date and al which 1t IS proposed to form a new party that shall take an active part in the can yass of 1888.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. i.-Edward Mc, Pherson, secretary of the republican con gressional committee, makes the fol- lowing computation from returns recelv' ed up to 9 o'clock this evening: The political complexion of the house of rep resentatives of the fitIieth congress from the returns as far Gs received Indl' cate the election of l5i republicans, lj9 democrats and labor and independents doubtful. vacancy, 32j.
 LOUISVILLE, Nov. i-The Courier Journal received the following telegram to, night;
 COvINGTOS, NOv.A.
 am elected by from 300 to 600 ma. jority. Signed J. G. CARLISLE
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4-Returns from eighteen counties, complete, give Swift 8. 9SS. Bartlett 32622. Fourteen sddi- tlonal counties give Bartlett a net plurality of 5Oo.
 Abbott, Iitchheld and Behan, all re. publicans, have been elected railroad commissioners.
 NEW YORK. November 4-Ihe trial oi ex-Alderman Francis McCsbe to sscer- tain the question of his sanity, was be gun this afternoon Tn the court Ot gen. eral sessions. McCBbe $ one of tbt "boodle" aldermen charged with accept ing bribe n connection with tue Broad vay railroad franchise. His counsel put in plea of insanity when he Tss arraigned for trial and a nuL!ber Of ex- perts gave convincing testimony. The district attorney expressed himself thB' the prisoner was insane and The !Gry brought in Q verdict to that effect. Me Cabe was then taken Co Ludlow stree' jail
 wAsHISGroS, November The French guests called ct the state depart ment tins morning and with Chlef C!erA Brown proceeded tO tbe White House were they were presented tO the pres' dent by Count Salo, charge GGfair-a o' the French delegation. De Lesseps oI behalf of the visitors delivered an elo queut address which was responded tc by the president n Rppr5"ri.te terms The distinguished visitors returned tC