Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-08
NEW ORLEANS.

endeavoring to get every voter to the polls. Mckinley was heartily chesred when he approached the polls to vote. Mckinley Is confident of his election.
 OMAHA.
 OMAHA, Nov. 4- Heavy vote being boiled all over the state; prohibitory amendment receiving black eye.
 LOUISVILLE.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 4-Dsmocratic ticket winning in every district report ed throughout the State. The only re- publican district is the 11th. One report says Bell county is going democratic for the first time in its history.
 OFFICIALS.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The president vice president, cabinet officers, and with the exception second postm aster- general all postal officers have gone to their re- spective homes to vote.
 CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-The wholesale dry goods house of Ls Barron Holt & Go. made voluntary assignment this morn ing assets, 25O,OO0 liabilities 750,OOO.
 MILWAUKEE.
 The report in Wisconsin is still mat ter of doubt, and may not be known un- til tonight, From present appearances Peck and the entire democratic state ticket is elected, but the legislature is republican with a democratic gain of one.
 NASHVILLE
 NASHVILLE, Nov. 4.-Indications are that Snodgrass (dem.) IS elected to con- gress.
 KANSAS.
 TOPEKA, Nov. 4-Interest is centered in four congressional districts, 1st, 3d, 9th and 7th. In Osage county many O the Farmers Alliance candidates are voting for Humphrey (rep.) for Governor, and Robinson (rep.) for Congressman. Similar reports come from Marshal county. It is e>timated this county will give Humphrey plurality of 15OOO'
 NEVADA.
 RENO, Nov. 4-Election passed of quietly, large vote being boiled, and indications favorable to Colcord for Gov ernor.
 FLORIDA.
 JACKSONVILLE, Nov. A. Heavy vote being boiled throughout the state; sec ond congressional district will be close.
 CLEVELAND.
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 4.-Rain and snow falling-vote rather light.
 CHICAGO.
 CHICAGO, Nov 4.-Reports to the city Press Association up to 2 p. m. seems to indicate democratic gains. The chief fight in the city is over the shrievality. Results thus far seem to indicate ex- Congressman Lawler (dem.) running ahead of hls ticket.
 SAN JOSE.
 SAN JOSE, Nov. 4-Weather perfect. Voting began promptly at GAO 8. m. and continued steady up to noon, when more than half the voters had cast their ballots.
 SACRAMENTO.
 SACRAMENTO, Nov. Weather beauti- ful. Vote up to one o'clock not very large. In fact, it seems to be below the average. It is impossible at present to give an idea what the result will be. Things are much mixed
 COLUMBUS.
 COLUMBUS, Nov. Affection quiet, and light vote, Threstning weather. Outhwait, (dem.) for congress, believed to be running ahead of ticket.
 SAN FRANCISCO.
 Only 13 precincts out of total of BIO in this city have been counted They give Markharm 1903, Pond 1072, Red dick 1925, Delvalle, IO55, Waite 1O44, Hendricks 104O, Ssnderson, rep. for may or 63O, Goad dem. eos. ODonnell Ind. 53S Mcdonald reform, 37.
 LATER-Complete returns from 94 out of 404 precints in second congress ional districts give Blanchard (rep.) 7126 Cominetti 661O, same precincts last cleo tion gave a democratic majority of twenty seven. Same rate of increase if preserved througout the district will elect Blanchard
 Counting of votes in this city proceeds very slowly but indications are that the republican municipal officers except the sheriff are elected. Republicans claim Markham's majority outside of the city will reach ten thousand. B pre- cints out of 457 in 1st Congressional dis trict give Barham .(rep) 3596, Geary (dem) 396O, net gain of S3 for Gesry same percentage of increase will elect Geary.
 NEW YORK
 Returns up to noon show democrats 67 for assembly: this state and republi- cans 59. Two districts are still in doubt. Looks like tie on joint ballot. A Unit ed States senator depends on the re- result.
 PHILADELPHIA.
 PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.--Weather clear, average vote being cast. Exciting con- test in progress. The third congressional where Richard Vaux. Randslrs unexpired term, but was defeated in the democratic convention for full term. Wm. McAleer receiving the nomination. Vaux is running as independent and there is no republican candidate in the field.
 AT PITTsBpRG, Tittsbu-g, November At 8 p. DO. today Senator Quay sslsgrsphs his be lief thss Delamster, republican, will have | s majority of 30,000 in the state.
 RHODE ISLAND. Rhode Island, November 4-It is slaimed that ihe democrats have elected | 4 cougres.mau to succ, sd a republican. |