Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08

AHo WOhlO CAdlu5 luAy fO mdIOflty TUT the democrats.
 The Herald claims majority of 40.
 The Evening World, democratic, esti- mates the democrats will have a ma iorlty in the next congress of between 63 and 97.
 The mail and express, republican, comedies a democratic majority of at least 90.
 Tn Evening Sun, democratic, places the democratic majority at B.
 NEVADA ELECTION.
 Reno, New, November 5-Advices from various parts of Nevada indicate the election of Colcord, republican, for governor and Barton, republican for congress.
 OALsFJRNIA-REPUBLIC VICTORY.
 San Francisco, November 5-The de- mocrats cOnceds the election of the en tire republican ticket and in this city the republicans have undoubtedly elect ed Ssnderson for mayor and hAvs slso elected the entire municipal and county ticket with the possible exception of the sherif, indicating change of fully 7,- 900 voters in this city in favor of tbs re- publicsns.
 BIG MAJORITY.
 Nashville, Tenn, November 5-The democrats will have two thirds of the members of both branches of the lsgis- lsture. Buchanan, dsmocrst, is elected by about ,000 majority. The con- grsssional dsl-g ation will stand two re- publicans and sight democrats.
 ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.
 Grsenville. Pa., November 5-E. P. Gillespie. democrat, Is elected to con- sress from the 25sh district, defeating Alexander MeDonsld, republican, and Thos. Phillips, independent republican
 ANOTHER DEMOCRAT.
 Council Bluffs, Is., November 5-The result in the ninth congr essional dis trict is a complete surprise. BoSmsns. democrat, is probably elected by 400 majority.
 STILL ANOTHER.
 Keokuk, Ia, November 5-Zsrley, de- mocrst, is elected to congress in the 1st district by about 400 majority.
 M'KINLEY AND FOSTER.
 Columbus, O., Move mber 5-rhe re- state committee oD unofficial returns received from 75 counties and remainder claim republican plurality on the head of the state ticket between IA, 1000 and 15,000. The committee con- cede the defeat of Mckinley, republican for congress, by about 200, and Foster, by 75 or 100. The repub- licsn committee comedies the delegation to congress will stand republicans and IA democrats.
 PHILADELPHIA.
 Complete returns from the state Leg islature show the republicans have a majority of 5S on the joint ballot.
 MCKINLEY's DISTRICT
 CANTON, Nov. 6-(SpeciaD Lack of tel egraph facilities in the county prevents exact ascertaining of the vote in McKin- ley's district. Mckinley comedies War wick's election by 300. This will be yer fled unless a vote by precincts in Holmes county show unexpected gains for Mex finley.
 SAN FRANCISCO.
 In IA precincts in Gala including l73 precincts in the city Markham (rep for governor 4,701, Pond (dem) 64,567 plurality 10l34. This consti- tutes returns from more than half of the precincts of the State.
 IOWA
 The congressional delegation will stand as follows, as it now appears: First district, Seely, D.; second, Hayes, D.; third, Henderson, R.; fourth, But ter, D; fifth, Hamilton, D.; sixth, White, D.; seventh, Hayes, (short term) and Hull, full term, both. Rs.; eighth, Flick, R.; ninth, Bowmans, R; tenth, Deliver, R.; eleventh, Perkins, R.
 Later complete unofficial returns from fifty counties on the head of the ticket how a net republican of 5,125 over last rear. If the gain continues in the same atio, the republican state ticket will be, ,lected by from 5000 to 60OO majority with the possible exception of railroad 
 CALIFORNIA ELECTIONS.
 San Francisco November 6-Late Ifternoon complete returns have been ecsiv-d fir, m more than one half of the ,reclb Cts in CsliforDis, outside of San Fra CISCO and from about two thirds Cf be precincts in tbis city. Thess returns tive Markham. r-pubhcan, for governor. nors than ten thousand plural tY over 'ond, democrat. It also SHOWS tGe epublicans havs carri tbs lie eDt To tate ticket bv s sei srails sim lIar plu' slity The 6. IT. rePUhlc-n ,ick,t in bis city with ihe excepti..i If che E,'n- r office, l. uu, Onb--;:Iy elect by Elus- i ies ,s:, gIng from h f.S :.Undred to our tLOCsarG Returns from pr ciUcts card from g.v- ; ndr's" r-p"olcan, pr mayOr a pinra,Itv of twenty five undre over O'Uonusl, Ind~ ,ep!eus. 're,e seems t be uo :iou"t that the re- ubl cans have -l-cIe five out If the lx cou rv ssmeD Iu he state and jndica- one sre that Ih- entire c0uG esslOnaI elegatIon VI b.- rs.publ cau, though le contest ia the first district IS Very IOse Returns from lItIL1 iess tbsn ns nait If the precInc m She t si dIs- ret shOw that BurnAm, rePu1icso, Is ,sdiug ty 1I6 vo os. TLe i@gislatu e, hich will sl~ct U. 5. senator, wlll ave large republican, m ] 'rrty in b th& ousss. Indications sre that the d-rso- rats have elected but three of the twea- ? assembly men iD th's city snd that ,e Eve seuatITs from Sss Francis O. ill be republican.
 At 10:30 p m. returns from 1854 recincs in CslIforpia includiDg 2t3 ,ecincts in this city give Markmsn rep. IT governor 95,2J3, Pond. d. mocrat. 1859; Msrkmsn's plurality, 14,344- l,ese figures include ,he Vote frOm itlr less tan two thirds of tie total nmber of the precincts in the ste. WIauTxaraN ID O. Nov. 6-Ile