Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-12
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swept over an island seven miles from here yesterday, leveling everything be- fore it.
 A number of houses were destroyed, one killed and Is injured.
 COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 7.-Postmaster General Wannamaker passed through here this morning from Indiana to Washington. To an associated press reporter he said the latest information from Indiana indicated it would give a large majority for Harrison. New York he considered In more favorable condI- tion than four years ago and believed it safe for Harrison.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7;-Whaler Be luga arrived yesterday from Arctic, A Kershaw Cook and Katzara a Japanese seaman, two of five survivors from the wrecSed whaler, Helen Mar wrecked October 9th Captain Thaxts- and 34 men pershed. The Captain despite the approaching of two huge foes would not give up two big whales which had been caught and while endeavoring to secure them the vessel was caught be- tween the iceburgs and crushed to splinters.
 The survly ors spent one night and a day on the ice and were rescued by a passing whaler.
 Indianapolis. Nov. 9.-Four hundred and forty precints gave Harrison 47, 7,421. Cleveland 42,687.
 Des Moines, la, Nov. 9.-Demecratic State Committee admits the reports that the Republicans have probably carried ten out Of eleven Congressional dis tricts.
 Wilmington. Delaware. Nov. 9-State complete. Cleveland 18,529, Harrison 17095.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Probably elects g republicans and II democrats to con- gress.
 Milwaukee, Nov. 9-It is almost cer. tain that Cleveland has carried the state The republican figures have been re- duced to less than one thousand.
 San Francisco, Nov. 9-937 precincts in California out of total of 2I99 give Cleveland 67,934; Harrison 62.561; Weaver 9,297; Clevelands pluarlity 5,373 This includes 267 precints in San Fran cisco.
 Topeka, Nov. 9-Kaneas still in doubt on electoral ticket. Weaver giving liar rison very close race. The Republi- can state ticket probably elected. Jerry Simpson defeated.
 New York, Nov. 9.-Chairman Garter of the Republican National Committee, still claims that when the returns are ali in that Indiana and Illinois will be found to be Republican.
 Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 9.-At three o'clock this afternoon Democrats had reports from eighteen counties. showing a net gain of 1150. If this ratio holds good for the remaining counties the state will go Democratic.
 Boston. Nov. 9.-It IS certain that Harrison electors are chosen by good plurality. The Democratic State Con- mittee claim the election of Gov. Russell by two thou sand.
 Detro;t; Mich, Nov. 9.-Republicans elected most of their state ticket by s to b thousand plurality,
 Free Press Democrats comedies the election of the Repu ublicsn state ticket. The Democrats claims SIX electors, Re- publlcans claims nina electors. The Republicans elected SIX congressman The Democrats claim three, which are ID doubt. Both parties claim the Leg islature,
 Tacoma, Nov 9.-The result will not be known in this state for at least 24 hours. The counting is very slow owing to the length of the ticket. Indications are that Harrison has carried the state by , to s thousand at least and that both representatives to congress have been elected. Both democrats and re- publicans claim the governorship by sma.l majorities. l19 out of a total of 645 precIncts give Harrison 17,6I1; Cleveland 7,270; Weaver 14,06l; Bid well 930. Figures embrace over half entire vote Of the state. If tho same Is 10 is maintained Harrison carries the tRtes by seven thousand majority.
 Chicago, Nov. 8.-It IS nearly an ideal election day throughout the United States was what the weather reports from all sections of the country gathered here showed to-day. According to of ticial government dispatches no serious obstacle to free voting existed anywhere from Maine to California. Telegrams from Ohio state that despite the quiet ness of the Campaign interest has been of the most earnest description. Almost everywhere an unusual heavy vote is being boiled. In New York State cloudy and threatening in some parts slight snow in the northwest still some what arctic. Moorhead, Minnesota, had this cheerful intelligence: Ten below, but getting warmer.
 CASA CYANIDE, Nov. "A young man named Frank Allison, an engineer at the l Jack Rabbit mine came into town Satur l day, he told his friends that he had to l quit work on account of ill health, be l did not look distracted or low spirited | At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon he re- marked that he would go over to the | stable where he had left hIs blankets. | Shortly afterwards 3 pistol shot was | heard in that direction, and hurrying | there, found the deceased lying on one | of the stalls with a 45-calibre revolver | Tn his hand, and his thumb on | the trigger, the top of his head had been | blown of and his brains | scattered about the stable floor. The | young man was well known and highly | respected in this county. His brother in-law Dr. s. Sabin is a candidate on the Democratic ticket for the assembly. The Justice of the Peace acting as cor oner IS now holding an inquest.
 San Francisco, Nov. S.-Up to noon ballotiBg Tn various precincts of the city as proceeding ir a generally quiet and orderly manner. Arrests, however, have been made by U. $. Dep lty Marshslls, chiefly on charges of ille- gal attempts at voting. Work of pre- pairing and giltering ballots proceeded slow in districts in early 'orenoon, but ss election officers became more familiar with their duties they greatly. facilitated the progress of cleo .ion and at the same time displayed more leniency toward voters although they found difficulty in handling and the great ballot sheet used in voting for municipal officers. In some