Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-11-13
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4AAAO ! 1sA1 u SANTA FE, NM. Nov. 5,-A special t,
 the News says: Anthony Jo,eph is re elected to congress over J. w. Dwyer
 senator DorEey's candidate, by ove
 three thousand. Every county has gon,
 democratic.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Bsrt let's plurality in this city IS 1879. |
 IS believed he IS elected by about 10t
 plurality.
 Later returns from Monterey county
 give Bartlett 39 plurality. First returns
 gave Swift ~.
 A dispatch from Redwood city says
 Bartletts plurality in San Mateo county
 will be lJO.
 Mistakes have been made in reports oI
 returns from San BeuIto county. Re ports from sll precincts m the county give Bartlett TO majority. first reports t gave Swift 57.
 The latest-No further changes ol
 Ny importance m regsrd to the election
 sr governor have come m since Ieeock. The prncIpal change that will ocb place will be m Humboldt, where taktplete returns will cut down SwIit's eomient reported plurality, as the re- Prestng precincts to be heard from have
 maint5 given democratic msjorities al"sy' remain fourteen precincts to be
 Ihere from in Mendocino, these will in- heard' Bartlett's plurality in that cour- cresseabout so. The only counties to y by I'd from likely to fayorably affect be hefs count, are Del Norte and Inyo, Swiit5 plurBlities there will be SO small out hlaey cannot materially affect Bart that 1reseBt plurality. Had 1t not been letts Ie corrections from San BenIto and Tor tho counties, the vote would have ! SolaTnearly a tie between the two can been Ls. The republicans now cOncede dldattle state has gone tO Bartlett His that tity will be about 300.
 piu'ail lADELPHIA, Nov. Civilian
 PHIs X Sons have made arrangements | CrRmIstruct for the government dyna- to eon-un cruiser which will be capable mite Sing twenty knots an hour and of Of mal, POO pound dynamite shell every | firing 6lutss. The vessel IS to cost not two misn S360.0O0.
 less tl ltdINGToS, Nov. 5.-Delawsre's
 VII. returns complete foot up for ofhciA tor. Bigss. democrat, 1892; GOyernxer. pro-, 5G63. For congress, Hotiecl gton, democrat, 15.S37; Cooper Peunin. .3S6. The legislature Is sohdly pro, Satc.
 ueniOo' YoRR, Nov. 5.--The will of the NEW >n,ietta A. LeDnox was offered late HeO-day. IL disposed of property probate tt over Sl0O0O.0O0 to relations valued a, able institutions.
 anu cuaii' November 5.-The celebra- BOsToS, lemorstlOn of the foundation uon ID con College began at noon to- ot hAryardiay's exercises were confined | day. The ing of the Harvard school A to the meetslOn was held at l2 o'clock business seouclusIOn procession of the and at Us c the association and invited members Gched Co the Sander theater, guests mafe, " endell Holmes delivered where Oliver r'qud Tikter the literary | g m8sterly oratlOn. AAs,n, ,sormei and | exercises the procession req c where n marched to the gymnasium. Ti3 set banquet wbs spread. Tomorrow isor-e apart for the undergraduates. Thea will be a scratch race. literary exercises games of foot ball between the Harvard and Wesleyan r-cce1sioE. and frc- works.
 PHILADELPHIA, November 5-An im- pOTtaut conference was held this even- ing between members of the aId commit tee of the Philadelphia Manufaci urers Association and the general executive ! board Oi the Knights Of Labor, by which the FrsnkfOrd troubles are practlc ally settled The Knights of Labor were represented by General Master Work man POwderly and Messrs. Aylsswortb, Carleton and Hayes Of the general ex- ecutive board, while nearly all the mem ! bers of the association committee pres ent on behalf of the manufacturers As tbe result of the meeting the following statement was gwen out at a meeting of | the aud committee or the Philadelphia Manufacturers' Association: The gen eral executive board of the Knights of Labor wIth1re I'll their grievances of the strikers at Troth's mills, with th- exception of the ons relating to the ques- ton of wages. which will be referred to arbitration This was agreed 10 by the aid committee and praet cally settles the difficulties at Troth's mIll. Ir was also agreed that the general executive board of the Knights of Labor Tn con nection with the aid committee or the Philadelphia Manufacturers' Association shall formulate a set of rules that shall govern them m the settlement of all diff ferences between employees and employ CTS to the end Of hereafter preventing strikes and lockouts.
 CHARLESTON, W. ", November D. From the most r. li-ble information re- ceived here, the next legislature will De democratic on point ballot by nine votes.
 NEw YORK, November j.-Complete and corrected returns from tine third congressional district oi New York state show that $. V. White. democrat, IS cleo ted by a majority Of l16.
 TNpIANAPcLIs, November 5.-The democrats have the legislature by two majority on joint ballot, according to the latest sivices. The republicans plurality on the state ticket will be about 4O0O.
 SIS FRANCISCO, November 5.-2:30 p. m.-Almost complete and corrected re- turns from 42 counties, partial returns from 9, including one precinct ID Del Norte, and the city count complete, all but five precincts, give Swift 6S.9J6; Bartlett 6S PIP; Russell. 3.425, Wiggin- ton, 6.lS3; O'Donuell, ll,lO1.
 ST. LOUIS, November 5-Superintend- ent Damsell of Adams Express and one of Pinkerton's detectives visited the grand jury room just before noon to-day. No definite information regarding inc object of the visit can be obtained, but the inference IS that either they asked the jury to indIct FrOthIngham, the mes senger who WAS recently robbed, or re- quested the jury tO IsSue A bench war rant for his arrest, His mother bRs ar rived here and 1t is understood that she will take legal measures to procure the release of her son from the custody ot the express people and to prevent thi> 1t is presumed the express otficIals took the action they lid to-day.
 NEW YORK, November 5-The heavy weight, Jack Smith of England, who won lsss years championship of the New York athletic club, aud Billy Dunn. who has successfully encountered Jack Fsllon and other good men, fought a prize fight in New Jersey this morning, l In the first round Smith got in heavy l with his right on his antagonists left | cheek snd dszed him. The call of time saved him. One of the joints of Smith first finger on the right hand was dislo- l