Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08
AT ST. PAUL.


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 "I regret ttn nece .sjtF If address u9 the chef n.piIiraie of ;ha ieaiing s5h e f the urioI in ihs .erur l hav4 emp.Oy ed, b1 I find " ju- fc .tirn m 'i.- 'S Ieck kies $ II .-m) .--.n. uf .hreuHFe you nave ss e. iit tU use, ll:gung- whic. is lackilg "s i..uen in trrt'i Hs ir IS the dig ni.y beftting your gr-a; offio~, shici, i, 'ha past has beeC fillsi by eminent msl of b )th political ,.prties of New York"
 San Frnncisco, Novsmbe: 3-A Chi namsn uam-l B4A N2oey Was fsial:r shot throus b th. abdomen ou Wash ins tou street this nornlDg hnd He Cn"y badly bitten by an unknown ChinBman. The shoo:ipg is {. esquei to shat of Sat uriay night, when Wing Took Ohoy WIS killed in :. theat-r The police th nk Blk N.:u~y was sh ; for revenge, ns Ie | belong s tO tue s-me bighbaudeF sOsiety ;s he murderer [ Ohoy. No arrests bKvs bern made.
 THE DKM CRATIC CoSGRFss New Y Ik, NostiLbsr 5-ihs Even ing World, democrat, estimates Dems will have a ajority ir iae next co 5rsss of bet tween 68 ant 97. TOLEDO TOLEDO, Nov. 4.-Weather clear and cold. Heavy vote pelled, aGvices from four, sixth and seventh congressional districts show bitter struggle over two censusmen.
 NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Nov. A. Polls opened at 6 o'clock this morning. Voting was done under the new ballot law. An unusually large number of workers were present at the polls, the Peoples Municipal League alone supplying small army of them. In consequence of the new sys- tenn of voting, the work was slower than u ual, but with greater steadiness. At noon there was a greater proportion of registered votes than is customary at this hour.
 Many arrests were made during the day for illegally registering and voting. A number of saloon keepers have been arrested for keeping open in to near proximity with the polling places. Re- ports received republicans voting straight Fusion ticket. HARTFORD. HARTFORD, Nov. 4.-Large vote being boiled.
 MILWAUKEE.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4.-The day opened bright. From present indications Wis consln will exceed the heaYiest vote she ever cast. The result is a matter of doubt, their enthusiastic element having upset all ecclesiastic based on former elections. Peck, (democratic) will un doubtsdly carry Milwaukee city and county by a good majority, but the re publicans are hopeful. Democratic dissatisfaction on account of educational issue added to the protectional labor question will more than make up for the Catholic and Lutherean vote.
 Catholic priests at pools in Polish districts directing forces.
 CHICAGO.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The weather is bright and large vote is being boiled. Tickets are being scratched and every body is at sea as to the result.
 CINCINNATI.
 CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-The weather is fair-voting is progressing rapidly in many precincts. Two thirds of the reg istered votes were cast before 9 o'clock.
 KANSAS CITY. KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-Ths election is passing quietly. Vote yer light, ana l weather fair and warm
 SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 4,-Tbe weather | bright and warm. Polls opend at GAO | a. m., voting progresses rapidly. Nearly | one third of the entire city vote being | cast before 9 o'clock. Voters in large majority are coming to the polls with | tickets already prepared. One man has arrested for attempt to stuff the ballot | box in the twenty-ninth assembly dis trict, and several other parties have been l challenged. Toward noon the voting was progress ing steadily but more slowly. In West l ern addition nearly half of the vote was | boiled by noon. Disturbances are near ly all confined to the water front. Dem ocrats claim the city by about four thousand majority. Democratic aud Republican state cen tral committees both claim the city for | their gubernational candidates. The | republican claim is that Markham is running ahead of his ticket m the city. Democrats claim that Gator, Indepen- dent candidate in the 4th congressional l district has disappointed his friends, and his vote will not affect the result of the fight between Ferral and Cutting, the regular party nominees. Republicans claim E. F Loud has undoubtedly been elected in the 5th congressional district defeating Clunie.
 BUFFALO.
 BUFFALO, Nov. At daybreak this morning there was an Inch of snow on