Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-15
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MINNEAPOLIS.

q MINNEAPOLIS. The election of Halverson, the Alliant |, candidate to Congress from the Fift district is conceded.
 HELENA MONTANA. The journal Rep) comedies the ele,
 tion of Dixon democrat to congress an
 the state senate democratic by one mt
 jority.
 Democrats elect II out of 13 Congress men. Legislature democratic on join
 ballot by 9S.
 NORTH DAKOTA.
 SIOUX FALLS, Nov. N D 7.-The pres (rep) has returns showing the entire re publican state ticket elected. Reports from all but two sena torial and 9 representatives district show the republicans have one majorit, in the senate. The house stands 61 re publican and B democrats and illianc, 3l counties out of 5l give P.erre 765! majority for the state capital. MINNESOTA.
 Returns from 66 counties give Mer rian, (R) for Governor plurality of 382t with l5 counties to hear from. The fifth Congressional district is still in doubt The Alliance probably holds balance oi power in the state legislature.
 The latest figures rom the 9th Con gresslonal district indicates possible election of Halverson, (Alliance).
 NEW HAMPSHIRE.
 Republicans concede the election of Daniel [deml in 2nd Congressional dis trict. This gives the democrats two congressman from this state.
 TENNESSEE.
 KNOXVILLE, Nov. In the first con- gressional district Taylor (rep) is elected. Tn the second district Hank (rep.) is el- ected,
 NEW ORLEANS, Nev. 7.-In Florida the democrats elect exGovernor Ll.,ie as state comptroller, Msrbay as as O. i @ justice of the supreme court, Malloy in the first, and General Bullock in the second district to congress, and a large majority of the members of the legislg- ture.
 In Louisiana there is full democratic delegation to congress.
 In Mississippi seven democratic con- gressmen are elected by overwhelming 
 In Texas full democratic state ticket IS elected by large majorities and an en- tire democratic delegation to congress.
 NORTH DAKOTA. BISMARCK, Nov. I'm North Dakota the repu ublicans have elected the con- yressman and the state ticket by about 1000 majority.
 SOUTH DAKOTA. Carried by the republicans. Woman's suffrage amendment defeated by 800.
 NEW HAMPSHIRE. CONCORD, N. H., .s.-Chairman Churchill of tLe Republican state com nittee states the Republicans have a | ,ood working majority and will organize | he house and senate to elect governor | md U. 5. senator to succeed Blair.
 HARTFORD, CON. Returns from every town now receiv- ,n at ina of ct lclal footing gives Morrls, (dem) for | by majority of P. This is y face returns and makes no account | 26 republican votes thrown out in | Bridgeport or 36 prohibition votes brown out in one ward at Waterbury. BOSTON, Nov. w. G. Bell < O., of | R. l., have failed. Liabili- | ies very heavy. ELMIRA, N r., Nov. HI. H. Rock yell, (D) elected to congress in the 25- district.
 NICHoLAsvILLE, KY, Nov. "A pas- enger tram on the Cincinnati Southern oad took the slds track at Junction Ci- y. A freight switching ran into the assenger, killing six.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. IA destruct- Ve fire devasted Owensboro last night nd at one o'clock it had destroyed prop rty to the amount of a quarter of a llllion dollars and is still burning. The re originated in the basement of the Judd House which was filled with sleep og guests. Many jumped from the among them two ladies and hild were both bodily injured. Wm. John jumped from the third story, and atally injured. Five guests are missing nd it is believed they have been burned 0 death. The bank, Chamber of Com ,erce buildings, of Greensboro and sev- ral others were speedily destroyed. NEW YORK, Nov. 7-Intormation has 1st reached here that while some sol iers were handling shells at the maga- inc at Fit. Wordsworth, Staten Island his morning one of them let shell fall. [ exploded killing four persons.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 7.-Gibbons, f Paterson, N. J., knocked out Gushing, | DIOOhlf u, III GIl0 oJu TOuQQ Q6dE the order line of Rhode Island and Con- ecticut, this morning.
 MEMPHIS, Nov. Hast night negro pplied to Mrs. Bailey, wife of promi- ent citizen, fer money, She refused, nd he beat her to death with flat ir- n' A mob is ID pursuit of the negro to ynch him. AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. 8-A story that the office have tried to keep quiet has leaked ut concerning Mrs. Mann, a beautiful larried woman aged 24 years. She left CT home in Camden, $. C., a month or K weeks ago. and came here with her wo little girls, aged ard respectively, ,aving her husband for man living ere who has family of this own. MT. lam, Sho IS prominent resident of amden, traced her, and by the bid the police secured the mothers sur snder of the children. He would not ee her, and refused to be reconciled. ITS. Mann left town yesterday for harleston, where she has relatives. She ppears to be very repentant. WASHINGTON, Nov. 8-Don Frederic 'Oli4 Tbor-o