Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-10

entered the polling place. It was Gen, l Hsri 5son and his son Russel. When the l General arrived he walked up to the | window and handed in his ballot which | the inspector dropped into the box. Russel Harrison did not vote being citizen of Montana. After the General had voted crowd gathered about him and @ short season of hand shaking took place. Among those who greeted him was H. D. Pierce, 6 nephew of the late vice President Hendricks. After re- manning about 20 minutes chatting fam iliarly with @ score or more of scquaint- ances present the General and his son walked back to the house. The General seemed in excellent spirits.
 PHILADELPHA-The day opened fog KY but by 10 o'clock the sky cleared snd the sun shone brightly. Indications are clear weather throughout the state. Prospect of heavy vote.
 KANSAS CITY-Oold and cloudy. Very heavy vote being boiled. Scarcity of voting places will cause many to lose votes by being crowded out.
 MISSEAPoLIs-Olesr. crisp and cool. Vote very large.
 BALrTNoRE,-Warmc clear many arrests for illegal registration fraudulent voting mostly colored men.
 SAN FRASCISc1,-VOtipg iu this city commenced very early and larger vote been boiled than was ever known here before. Estimated that three tourths of entire registered vOse of city had been boiled before noon. A colOred msn l named Jones WAS shot on Brosd- way St. by s man named Fred LimnioDs. tie latter WAS arrfEted.
 Los ANGKLRs-Wrather fine. A full vote being polled Much of 1t cast ear ly. l NEW YoRK-In 23i ward . riot occur red at 1l.30, A crowd Of tonghs swoop- ed down upon Tammsny booths and attempted to knock them over and des- troy tickets. A number of heads were smashed. The police arrived just ID time to prevent serious trouble. At | Elizabeth st. ststlOn house 100 arrests
 had been made up to noon for illegal | voting.
 HARTFoRD-Very large vote being
 boiled by II o'clock.
 RICHMOND, Vs-Reporis from various parts of the State show weather clear
 snd very heavy vote being boiled.
 NEW YoRK-It is reported that Tam
 many is selling Cleveland ID behalf of Grant, Tsmmany's candidate for mayor in some voting distrlcts. A committee from the National Democratic head | quarters made investigation and report
 ed cutting had been stopped. In l2ih
 assembly district Tsmmany people
 claim county democracy selling out | Cleveland for Hewitt, their candidate
 for mayor.
 ISDIASAP5LIs IO:30 A. u.- Weather
 growing colder. No rain fallen for
 nearly 2 hours. Vote cast up to this
 hour unparalleled.
 Los ANGELES. Nov. 6-Eveuing E1-
 press of this city publishes a statement
 this afternoon giving the real name of
 the author of the Murchison letter to
 Minister West. The editor of the Ex- press states the facts have been in his possession for some time. He says Mur- chlson's real name is FrancIs G. Haley.
 farmer living near Pomona and that
 he wrote the letter to West entirely upon
 his own responsibility.
 ISLIASAPoLIs, Nov. 7-The returns from sixtY-seven of the ninety-one pre- cincts in this county show plurality of 800 to 800. Large gains were made in the rural districts. The labor districts Tn the city also show democratic gains. Four hundred precincts in Indiana show 8 net republican gain of257. The | feeling IS one of uncertainty. The re- turns are very slow in coming In. The | democratic gains are shown in the re- turns from Marion county, but some of | the strongest republican wards and pre- | cincts are yet to be heard from. Both | sides claim the state, but both admit IL ay go either way.
 ST. PAUL, Nov. T. The Globe says hat Wilson, democrat, is elected Gov ernor, and Harrison and Morton will carry the state by 12,000. The Pioneer Press gives Merriam, Crepub.) for gov | ernor, 2 splurslIty of l5.0C9 Michigan hss gone republican by plurality of I 1900 10 1900 on the electoral ticket. The republicans gain two congressman, perhaps three. The legislature is surely republican, insuring the election of [ republican senst0F to succeed Palmer. Connections gives Cleveland plursl- ity of 439. with two towns to hear from, which will reduce it about $50 The congressional delegates stands three re- publican and one democrat.
 DESvER, Col, Nov. 7.-The returns from tbIriy four ccuntiss gIV5 Harrison | nearly twelve thou sud majority and Cooper, tbe repub icsn candidate for Governor, between eight snd ten thou sand.
 WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 7.-The State has gone democrs 0 on the national ticket. but tbe legislature IS probably republican.
 SAN FRASCIsco-An Examiner e1.rs claims Indiana surely. The democrats have a hope of Illinois and publishes s telegram received by W D English that New York is safe and there IS no doub: that Cleveland is elecisd. The republi- csns still olaIm the election of Harrison. Indisnspolis-7OO precincts of 1906 iu the state R.ve Harrison 1l0.693, Cleve land 10l, ,460, The same precincts iu Si gave Blaine 10l, ,3lO, Cleveland 96,Ss7. republican gain of 55S3
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7-The EKsmi- ner prints sn extra th's morning giving an interview with Judge Tnurmsn si Columbus last night. Thurman said, "I See Brce has sent out dispatch saying that New York has gone demo cratic Dy fifteen thousand msjOTits. The returns do not bear him out Tn thIs and 1 cannot see the object of sending out such news, From figures We ha here cStlu1h Hc t1c Ic IcIuuilchue nave ChfIlcu New York by ten thousand"
 "Dc you give up the entire election" was ssk'd. ''I do, We gre defeated" Thurman replied.
 BRooKLIS. Nov. 7.-The result of election m Kings county was a surprise to the democrats who had expected twenty-three thousand plurality for Cleveland.
 NEW YORK, Nov 7-Opinion formed last night which gave the state of New York to Harrison for President and to Hill for Governor is confirmed by later returns. Report by counties indicate further gam of 5200 for Harmon.
 NEW YoRK-Evening World ssys West NIrgInis is still doubtful.
 DErRoI1-Lster returns do not mate rislly change Hsrrison's majority in the state.
 ST. PAUL-10:30 &. m.-Four hundred precincts in Indisna give Harrison 57 ,- 607, Cleveland 52, ,l75.
 NKw YoBK-There is nothing later 1 than the morning papers which gives | the state to Harrison.
 T,as ANGvTFS-Fo Forty-ona out of 13I |