Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-24
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BoNB.Y. Nov, 16-The cossiing steam CT Valtsrins. which left Catch Inda for Bombay with 300 native on board IS one "eek overdue. IL IS supposed she ha: toundered ID he recent cyclone and all hands are lost.
 I Los ANaELEs. Nov 16.-An autopsy helt to-day on the body of the murder CT Anschlsg, who committed suicide Wednesday night. His brain was found to be normal in size and no evidences of insanity were discovered. The body was delivered to 8 medical college.
 DETRrIT. Nov l6-In to-dfy's session of the Womsn's Congress Mrs. Ju' Ward Howe was elected president.
 NEW YORK, Nov 16-Republicsn Ma tionsl Committee closed their hesdqusr- ters to-day.
 BAYOU SARA. La. Nov l6-Vsn Mat thews and ]. G. Woodruff hsd fight yesterday at New Roads over & land pur- chase. Matthews was killed and Wood ruff is dying. Both are well known citi- gems.
 WASHINGTON, Nov l6-SenRtor Quay, chairman of the republican national com mittee, said 10 sn Associated Press reporter thls afternoon. that the repu5li- cans would certainty have control of the next house by 6 majority of five and per h6ps nine, There were several doubt ful districts the result in which would determine whether their majority would be higher or lower than the figures giv- en. Qusy declined for the present 10 varksn.lora wuhak hfa Enr ures were based. or state what districts were regarded as doubtful.
 WALLISGFoRD, Nov. l6-SolOu G, Jenkins, formerly prosperous merchant but who has gore to the dogs through drink, last night shot and killed his fsther-in-lsw, Ste ephen Anthony, aged 60, md threatened all the rest of the family with death. He YVES locked up by angry citizens who thresten to lynch him.
 LAFAYErr, Ind Nov. l6-S. O. Sheyeu, secretary of the Democratic national committee, on private business says be denounced ss false the story telegraph ed ye sterdsy that be had been summon e1 10 New York to see about a mistake in the court. He regards the election settled.
 NEW YORK, Nov. I6.-A Washington special to the Post says General Clark clerk of house has again abandoned the claim that the Denis are certain tO have Q majority of the states. It will be ne- cessary to awRIt official returns that IS all that can now be said. One leading subordinate official in General Clark Cf- fee who has all the information 6s to democrat ic hopes which General Clark himself has says. The officials st the house have abandoned the expectation which they had few days ago that the democrats would organize the house, The confidence of the republicans leaders s renewed and they now clam that un- der DO combination of circumstances will it be possible for the clerk of the House to refuse to put 6 majority of the republicans upon the trOli of the house of the 5lst congress. Chairman Quay claims majority, Senator Mao me is also confidens the republicans will have majority. The Post gives the latest figures on state delegations and shows the republicans will have l66 members ot the mex. house to 155 for the demo- orG.s. The Mail and Express publishes
 
 wAsHISGTos, November l5.-There IS genuine disgust expressed here among democrats over the silly suicidal fight which was made in the little state of Delaware between the BayRrd and Ssuls bury factions for supremacy in the dem- ocratic party. Both of these families have had a grip on the senstOrship for several generations: |, seemed to be generally conceded that even if Clevc- land had been reelected hr. BayBrd would no longer remain Tn the cabinet as secretary of state. owing to the nu- merous blunders made by that gentle man. Mir. Saulsbury, until It became apparent that Mir. Ysysrd was fixing the triggers to return to the senate next March, had about msde up his mind that he had enough of public life and was willing 10 retire, but inss much as he and the Bsysrd faction have been at outs for the last two or three years the venerable bachelor senator from the peach growing state concluded that he would cross lsnces with Bsyard, and the result is republicans. for the first time in the history of the party, have a senator from Delaware. Mir. Ssulsbury has been on unfriendly terms with the administration for two years or more on account of bIs political row with the Edwards. If each faction had consented to retire from the fight the democrats would have remained ID control of the legislature.
 \ gentleman thoroughly conversRnt with political affairs in DelewRre says that the incoming legislature will SO gerrymBnder the state that II will give the democrats the hardest sort of fight to ever again control the legislature.
 WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. 15-Chsir- man Cowder, of the republican commit tee, now claims Gofrs majority for gov ernoT st from 76 to 3O2. Tbe count ID Fsyette county gives him sn increase of one hundred, and authentic returns from Mcdowell make other differences. Later returns give McGInnis, republicBn of the thirteenth congressional district, a majority of ,. The democratic state committee still claims Flemings elected governor by from 200 to 300 majority.
 CHICAGO, Nov. I5-Ssmuel Poland, an old man has been arrested for and con fessed raising s draft for fifty dollars on the Merchants Exchange Nation sl Bank of New York to five hundred and fifty dollars and getting it cashed by $. E. Slsde x O.. dealers in lumber at San Francisco. The police have been look ing for him since January last.
 SANTA FR, Nov. l5-Wiih reference to transfers Of Generals Howard, Miles and Grierson. 1t is thought here that Col. Carr of the 6th cavalry, now stationed st Wiugste, will succeed to the commsud of this district with headquarters st Santa Fe. The departure of Gen. GrIer. son is deeply regretted by the host of friends be has made while in Santa Fe,
 WAsHINGroS, Nov. 15.-The president directed the return to their reservation in NJ Iutsno of three Crow Indian prison CTS detained at Carlisle. Pa, in the In- dian training school, for participating ID su outbreak of Ibdisns afflicted with scrofulous diseases, which makes deten- ton at Carlisle undesirable.
 WAsHISGToS. Nov. l5-The superin- teudeut of the dead letter office m hls aupusl report says there was received during the year 6.2l4.S76 pieces of orisi- nal dead mail matter. of these 169,5l3 were restored 10 the owners without