Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-13

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 is going on in the city, and the republi
 cans are greatly in doubt of the result
 not claiming the city by over 200 at thu
 outside. The prospect is good for thu
 election of at least one democratic repre-
 sentative.
 PoRTLAND.-2 o'clock D. m. Ever
 indication is that Reed will have larg
 CT plurality in Portland than two year: ago. The entire republican ticket vii have at least nine hundred plurality. | BIDDEFoRD.-2 o'clock The contest is the closest for years. The republican. now claim slight lead in the city but the result may be changed at any time The republicans predict a plurality fol Reed in his district larger than two years ago.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-John Henry Wieland, proprietor of the John Vie land Brewing Go, died this morning His funeral takes place Wednesday.
 BIDDEFoRD, Me-, Sept 9.-The cleo tion opened as quietly large vote was boiled the first half hour. Biddeford vii. probably give democratic majority of 150. Two years ago the democratic (. .najority was 401. PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. S.--At noon the republican ticket was away ahead in six wards out of seven, with indications that it will be perhaps more than before.
 LEwIsToN--At noon the VoI3 Zas very evenly divided. At Auburn the republicans are leading well.
 ALBANY, N. Y. Sept. The mystery attending the apprehension of John Reed, who was detained all day yester- day on suspicion O: being one of the Central train wreckers, was partially eX- plained this morning by the arrest of John Klernan of West Albany, a freight brakeman, and John Cordial freight conductor, both striking Knights.
 ALTOONA, Pa-Lightniug struck the offices of the Penn. H. R. Co here at noon to-day, completely destroying them. Many valuable papers were burned. The loss is heavy and traffic is temporarily suspended.
 WASHINGTON, Sept S.-The senate this morning agreed on conference re- port on the river and harber bill without a division. The bill now goes to the president. The house bill to set apart a certain tract of land on which the big | trees stand in California as a public park was passed without amendment. The tariff bill was then taken up. Plumb's amendment was rejected. | The sugar schedule was taken up and Sherman argued in favor of the house proposition which would allow all sugars under No. 16 standard, including good qualities of sugar largely used by the people, to come in free of duty.
 WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. S.-This morning freight trains met in col lision on the Baltimore < Ohio 30 miles east of here. Both engines and a dozen cars are totally destroyed, as the wreck took fire. Engineers Domick, Kelley and Trikley, and an unknown man supposed to be tramp,were killed. WASHINGTON, Sept. s. - Delegate Smith, of Arizona, today introduced bill to authorize the removal of Indians of the Papago reservation in Maricopa county AriZ.. uo the Papdgo reservation in Pima county.
 Sfr.as Valley, Oal., Sept. 9-AnOihrr b:g crest fire Is raging today to south east of town and ln thIckly settled l.@i8 8:tbprEood. Lots of splendid timber Is helLg destroyed and a great amount If cO.G Wood
 Uh:cag". Sept. The directors of tine Wurld's Far this afternoon re affir .n s-d tn,.;r choice of sone m Iu.h .hS ago ana s-i, c eU tine dusl sIie of Lako Front gnd J,ckso Pa as the location for the great aIpositiOu. Jackson Park CO., taIns four nnndred Acres auc will have tiie live stock, agricultural exhibit, &c Lake Front Contains abOu. ninety acres .l:,: IS to have the fine arts and kindred displays.
 Washington, Sept 9-Peugen cf Wis caliei up the V'r.lp.a election case If L-nIgs,on rgh-sf Yenaple The po;:t of n' quorum was r.nei, and call of the liUusr sh"~ed " qunrum present, 6u .ts co.. ,'er:.-i, Il catne upa quorum dis ayi,e..r.-i snI aLotiieT c,ll MS ordered
 Hashl.:sto @,p. 9-B-i3 .dier Gen erai Alex.n,..r Me Jock i4aE been ,ider- 6 !u procaed ;r,'In Cor. Le.VenwOr Il 10 l. 's sng-l@s, c .iIror' 'ir, to assume C. niiu hi Oi Lhr Gepai tni u Of a,lZOu". l.: caor lance @ith [. ci use in tue las; fOr;itic.'ion blii ths' president appointed d board 70 slst;ng of c C.i Geo. Il. Men .i' il, cor,'s Of enginesre; Gui. H. w. Ci,s G.. 4ta t.Gt,l.ery, and Col. A. R. IS fin a lon of tho ordahnce department, slth Majoc DltOn 0. ,he ordinances de- FarimoIt as recorder, tU irqnlre into ;he fucIlI'les for pIoduc:ng steel forg- In- s for high power guns aa Or n~Hr the Pacific ( 'ast and the aiv.s.b:iity of er, ciing gun factories for tine fuishiug auI Hs mbiiug of his h power euns tn b- mauGt d iu fctt flea, uus at Bencia are-nsi in UalIioiria. Tue O ,'.;d nlso 10 'xaEIlDe snG rep .s jl ti2s capaciiy aud oos' for the e'ectlou and tqu,pn4eni If sue sun f"c.sIy. rne fir. m ,.iing of the boar wiil b. he i ia Nes York about tt . 18th lnsj.
 L-wi. taV, Mr., Sept 9-Retn' ns frnGi 2o5 towns f1r gIv.r.er tive Buriiegh, (R-p,) l6 763 plarHIny nRains! 12,721 rrpaO!i- AZ pluranty Ih 1886.
 l5en Francisco, Sept 9-lne oeiebra- tiou of Admission dr., thIs afternoon consIs'ed of literary exercises at the graLd opera house. The immepse nu- uItonum had be-u Leautituily decorht ed, ard tl e exercise $ Sere attend, d b, | great crowds of people. Rev. Ohas Nitl 1 offered prayer Hfiec which Grand Marshal | CuaFI's l.. Illi1n intro1ucei the presi | dert of the day WillInui il. Miller, Grand | President of he NatIGe sobs, who made | aI uddrrss HpprupIlata tU the OccasiOr. | Mayo. Pond of Sa.. Francesca, d-lIvered | an address O. welcome in whIol hG con graduated tie Native Sons upou the great succes in whirh they ted couduct- ed .hs c~iebreti, n. H- Said ;Gilfornia h .d much 10 be pT"u! of. Her sr, at domain and varied I. sOIsses aI! pro- d cts, bit her ptuudest boast today gHs Ter nHI,ye suns and dHug h, CTS. e closed by swing shat "ot"i .hsi an,i- E tn state pride w! ca fife the | orea; ;t of Onliforha today a. :nust r. member that they sharr win 65,OUO,OO0 1 of their conDtry m-n a gr-.s,I,: pride in being cid and young Dativr sons uf il glorious nation. Gov. Wattrmgu theu m+!e d brief aiGr, S declaring thRi Il