Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-13

the counties yet, and both democrat
 and republicans are claiming the stat
 officers, the former by i've to seve
 thousand and tbe latter by twenty-hv
 hundred. An official count will be neC
 essary to determine the result.
 LATER-Three entire days have pass
 ed since the polls were closed, and it
 not yet certain who is to be the ne1
 governor of Minnesota, and both psrtie
 still claim the election of tbeir respect
 i've candidates, and charges of fraud ani
 prospects of protracted contest, ant
 possible litigation are looming up un
 pleasantly.
 CINCINNATI. November 5-Carlisie
 probably elected, but by narrow ma
 lority. He claims four to six hundred
 The official count begins to day in Gov
 ibgson and Newport, and chances Rru
 decIdedly favorable to Carlisle.
 LONDON, November 5-A Temarkobl, cloud burst over the lake distr.et O
 Englsnd, the heaviest rain eyer knOSI m that locality. The damage to proper
 ty IS very great and many cattle ger,
 lost.
 TIRNovA. Nov. 5-The Russian Capt.
 Nsbakof, leader of the of tbe eouI d'etst n May last, st midnight Wednts ds- lssl led 6 band of MontenegrauI which attack ed the prefecture at Bour gas, seized the prefect and other officers and proclaimed Russian rule. The gov ernment has sent troops to quell the revolt An officer who escaped from Bourgss says the popalace are awaitinG the coming of the troops to assist them in an attack upon the Russians. A Rus sian var ship IS st Bourgss.
 MACos, Ga. November "A singh earthquake shock occurred here at :27 o'clock this morning. No damage has been reported.
 RICHMOND. Va, Nov. A shock of earthquake was felt here at II 80 6. m. the vibrations were felt In the upper portions of houses.
 SAVANNAH, Ga, November 5-A sharp shock of earthquake was felt here just as the clocks were striking F to-day. It lasted thirty seconds. No damage was done beyond the cracking of glass.
 SANTA Rosa, Nov. 5-J. T. Noon, a well known lawyer. was shot and killed m hIs office here this morning. John Bailf. farmer, and Al Reed, hLs broth er-in-lsw, were found in the room with him, together with three pistols partl, emp.iei, eight or ten shots having been fired. The trouble has not been made public yet, but rumor points to matters of private nature.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 5-Pendle- ton, tie labor candidate, in the first Florida district, is not elected. Ills competitor, Davidson, democratic, IS re- elected by at least three thousand ma jority. The legislature is overwhelming ly democratic, thus insuring the cleo Jones.
 TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 5-In the second assembly district of Mercer county. Walters, democrat, has been elected b. two majority and the republicans will ask iae court to order recount on the ground of alleged fraud.
 SAS FRASCIsCo, Nov. 5-An estimate made at midnight of the probable result of the vote for governor, goes te show that Swift's majority for the entire state will be 300. This calculation Is worked out 1s follows: Complete returns from IS counties, outside of San Fran CISCO, gives Swift s5, ,9SS, Bartlett, g, 522.
 SAN DIEGO, Nov. 5-Forty precincts out ot 54 give swift 172. Bartlett. 1929 lhflssss remote dlstTict Ql ted hiS Ht is no change ID the election returns. ID this. the third district. Snyder, dem.. Is elected by a reduced majority. The -A =. saI kh.. .Iar Exya a1a4f ing license candidates.
 CHICAGO, November 5.-The strike at the stock yards took new and perhaps a very serious turn last night. To-day will probably decide whether or not there is to be a collapse or a prOtrscted aud more general struggle. The result depends upon the action taken to-day by Armour and Co.'S butchers upon the mandate issued last night by master workman Butler of the Knights of La bor. Last evening ID the different Re- sembly meetings an order was read from master workman Butler, calling out Ar mour's beeimen to-day. It IS asserted by many thst ArmOur's men will die regard the order and stay at work-theil refusal to obey would make them liable to expulsion from the Knights of Labor It would however doubtless settle the strike. there being little question that ID such an event the employees of Morris S Swift would at once apply tO be taken back. Should Armour's men obey the order to quit, 1t IS generally conceded that another general strike of all classes of labor at the stock yards IS almost inevitable.
 SAs FRAScIsco, November E.-The have elected their full city ticket except Ruddick, republican. for county clerk; Anderson, republican, for of schools, and Siebv republican for assessor.
 wAsHrssroS, November 5.-The pre- sident to-day appointed Geo. w. Bsx ter. ot Cheyenne, Wyoming, to be gov ernor of Wyoming Territory, vice Fran CHS E Warren. suspended.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5-The republi- can state central committee has official re, urus from eighEy-twO of the ninety two counties in the state, which show republican net gain over that of 1884, of 5.65i, Estimating the ten remaining counties on the bases of 1884. It gives a republican plurality on the state ticket of 3l42 There is no further change ID the legislative situation. The committee of both parties insist on their respective claims; the republicans claim 7S mem bers and the democrats 90. The legls- lsture consists of loo members of the house and % senators, and Senator Hal r;soo's seat st Washington is the prize To be contested for.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Complete re- turDs from fl counties and partial re- turns from 10 others, including San Francisco q county. Del Norte, still un- heard irom) giving Swift 6S 963; Bartlett i7, ,l59; Russell. 3.409; Wigginton 5,926; ODonnell I0.723. The above figures ID come cases include only the pl Irslity for one or the other csndidstes and not the separate vote cast for each.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-In accordance with the order of Master Workman Butler, fifteen hundred beef killers employed in Armour packing house have joined he strikers already out, in making a demand that their employers should re establish the eight hour working iayS. bout two hundred men rsmaiced ai work in the Armour beef department and that house is killing few cattle. 1 As usual. information from the stock yards indicates that all the pork men will be ordered o1t by the Knights of Labor. thus renewing the strike for eight hours in ell it's former proportion,