Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-11-07
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NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The legiSlature'
composition as announced this Afternoon
is senate, republicans, Is, democrats, IA
assembly, republicans, 90, democrats, 63
Democratic estimates made at the
capitol today are vague, but claim both
branches of the legislature are demo
cratic.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The Pre-
says the mplishment of such results
in year following such democrat T.
tidal wave as swept over the countr.
last fall is certainly encouraging, anS
proves the strong vitality of the repub
lican party and its principles.
The Enquirer says: Blaine should
carry Massachusetts next year. Pro-
ably President Harrison could carr
New York. The republicans want tie
presidency and figures show he can ca
ry tLat state. The west is still restiye.
There is one man who can certainly r.
call every wandering western state. His
name is Blaine.
BosToN, Nov. 5-The Herald Gnde-
pendent) predicts republican defeat III
the presidential year unless the party
mobiles its high tariff views.
Dies MONIES, Nov. 4.-Advices from 65
counties complete with estimates of the
remaining 81 give Boies majority of
5000 to 10000. The republican state
committee comedies Boies' election. The
other democratic candidates pulled Z
full vote and the entire democratic
ticket was elected. The senate will
stand % democratic and "a republican.
The house will probably have indie
pendents, At republicans and 4s demo
Gratis.
WASHINGTON, Nov. President Har-
rison received the following telegram
from Chairman Hahn, Of the Republican
Central Committee: "The republicans
OF Ohio won a magnificent victory. The
entire republican state ticket elected;
general assembly republican on joint
ballot by 80 to 81, insuring election OF
resident OF Ohio and republican to the
United States senate" The president
replied as follows: Thanks for the good
news and congratulations of yourself and
party upon the victory woD Dy courage
and of right principles. The president
this afternoon sent thefollowing to Nc
Kinley: II congratulate you most heart
lily upon your splerdid victory won by
the manly appeal to the intelligence and
patriotism of the people who are always
responsive to such appeals.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 5.-Latest figures
with nine counties estimated and a few
others unofficial, place McKir ley's plur
atty at BOAST. The republicans no W
claim from 40 to 80 on the joint ballot
in the legislature.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 5-Cases Of United
States against the Itata and it's cargo of
arms have been finally submitted IN the
courts. The government counsel was
allowed thirty days in which to file
or'eis- CHILDISH WISDOM.
Chow MANY brothers have you.
Willie?" Two, sir, countin' me-
Harper's Bazaar.
"PoH! you could tell tina. was the
school-teacher's house." said Willie
scornfully. "How?" at has a slate
roof N V Herald.
MISS PARsONs-"And so Adam was
very happy. Now, Willie, can you tell
me what great misfortune befell him.?
Willie-"Please, Miss Parsons, he got Il
wife."-N. Y. Continent.
a SMALL Eastport schoolgirl, who, IL
answer to the teachers question:
Where is the golden gate?" wrote: IN ,
Heaven" was both surprised anC ,
grieved to find her answer marked as
wrong,
''SAY, mamma" said little May, after |
the guests had gone, II don't think Mrs. !
Brown is accustomed to good society" !,
''Why not?" why, she didn't say |!
single word while Mrs. Jones was sine /
jng."-N. Y. Advertiser.