Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12

of voters with the Australian system,
 OMAHA, Nov. 10.-The democrats and epublicans elect ? congressman, each vi,h one in doubt. T
 CHICAGO, Nov 1O.-Illinois probably elects republicans and II democrats to congress.
 HoMEsTEAD, Tex, Nov. 10-In peli tical riot Charles King and c. McCon- nell were shot and killed.
 ALBUoUERQUE. N. NJ, Nov. lO.-The conservative Republicans conce6e a small majority for Bishop, Democrat, for Congress.
 BUTTE. Mont, Nov. 1O.-1he returns indicate the election of the Republican National, State and Congressional ticket
 HARTFORD, Nov. 10. Congressional delegations, one republican. 3 democrats The legislature republican on joint bal lot.
 BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov: 10.-New Cru sler Cincinnati, successfully launched at Navy Yard this afternoon.
 TOPEKA, Nov. 1O.-The next legisls- ture will be republican by small ma jority on joint ballot.
 ALLIANCE, Ohio, Nov. 1O.-One of the big surprises of the election was the se- lection of Dr. Geo. kirk democrat in this McKinley's district for congress.
 GUTHRIE, Nov. 19,-FlynD. repu blican, elected delegate to congress. The de- mOcrats and alliance party have the le- gislature.
 NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.-The state gives Cleveland about 45,000 plurality, elects the state democratic ticket and sends democrats to congress. A gam of l congressman.
 PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10.-Pennsylva mia on revised returns gives Harrison 65,410 plurality. A democratic gain of 15,356 represen tatives in congress are 20 republicans and 15 democrats.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 10,-Owen Scott the Democratic candidate for Congress of the l4th district admits his defeat. This makes the Illinois Congressional dele gations 12 Democrats, 10 Republicans.
 CINCINNATI, Nov. 1O.-It will take the official returns to decide the result on the national and state ticket. It is thought the chances are largely in favor of the democratic state ticket.
 SAN FRANcIsoo, Nov. .O.-The State returns still come slowly and indicate | the present vote will be on a narrow margin either way. 16OO precincts give | Harrison 101,727; Cleavaland, 1O4. POI; | Weaver, 1S,933. 599 precincts to be | heard from mainly from the country and | mountain districts.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. l0-The count | of the ballots at the Registers office is | proceeding very slowly. The returns from only IS precincts have been given | out at noon and these showed that the | figures differed little from those here tofore reported. The non-partisans sp- pear to be leading for Mayor.
 DENYING, N. NJ, Nov. 1O.-A dispatch received this morning from Lieut.. Bean states that his detail from Fit. Bowie are m hot pursuit of Kid and bis band of | ApacheF. They came so near them in nOIbtful Canyon, Ariz., that the In- dlanR had 10 leave their camp outfit to escape. It is expected that the gang .i 'already captured.
 OTTAWA, Nov. 10.-At Hia hland last night on the St. Paul railroad a fast freight dashed into local freight teles- coping the caboose and four cars. Sev- eral people in the caboose were pinned | Tn the wreck and the debris caught fire and they literally were burned alive.
 DENVER, Nov. 1O-The returns indi- cate that the Democrats and populist | fusion ticket carried everything from the presidential elector to constable. The Legislator Is probably Democratic for the tlrst time iR the history of the state.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Fitth Loud Republican IS elected, also Bowers these two were heretofore in doubt. Hilborn Republican ID Third district also elect ed. This gives Republicans and Dem ocrats three members each from Cali fornia. Cannon, fuslonlst being elected from the Sixth.
 OMAHA, Nov. 1O.-Forty-three out of ninety counties complete gave Harri- son electors 6,360 plurality ,ver Weaver, and Indicate the state at bast is 5000 Republican on the National ticket. The Republicans elected Merter, Haines, MlckelJohn and Whitehead 70 Congress. The Democrats elected Bryon. The Independents elected McKeghbor.
 COLUMBIA, S. C., Nov. N.-Further news of tragedy in Andeson county election, today, shows thre, killed and three bystanders wounded. R. c. Car ter, republican supervisor n @ quarrel with w. J. Earle a democra.. He fired at the latter and hit Columbus Glenn a deT ocratic manager. Carter continued firing and shot Earle. The alter then shot Garter.
 New York, Nov. S.-Conmiesioners , Shields and Duel were kept retty busy |, hearing cases of men arrested, charged with illegal voting. Fully fit, were ar rested before ten o'clock, smong them twenty from the city institutions on Island.
 White Plains. N. Y, Nov. s-White- law Reid arrived here from New York this morning proceeded to the polls in the first district where he voed. Then drove home to his Ophir fsrm.
 Washington, Nov. 8,-Foser of the / State Department and Attorney Gener- al Miller each had arraigneG to pair with Democrats so their absence would not affect result. The President went put for drive this morning but was gone only short time. He received all press bulletins during the day and few prIvate messages.
 St. Louis, Nov. S.-The morning open { sd cloudy with temperature below 1 freezing but afterward became warmer. [ Long lines of voters are at.the polls, Paris. Nov. S.-Dispatch from Santi- f lgo de Chili state members of the ChiI- f an ministry resigned. s Columbus, Ohio, Nov, 8.-AD lines of . he Street Railways Company tied up c his morning by strike of conductors I md moter men. q Washington, Nov. S-This city is c