Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-05

tion of '92 is three hundred snd twenty four thousand. The total vote in the Presidential election of '8S was two hundred and tifty-one thousand.
 OGDEN, Utah, Nov. 2.-J. F. Borklow and Frank Conrog left here two weeks ago to examine the territory of the cliff dwellers along nine mile creek.
 The former has just returned, and tells a horrible story. While following the,narrow trail above thegorge, ,COnroy's pack mule became fractlous and he and ConrOy went over the precipice. Con roy lighted on the ledge of rock near an eagles nest, the old birds attacked him, tearing him with beak and Iallons and he finally fell of the rock, and was dashed to death in :he canyon below.
 WAsHINGToN, Nov. 3-Acting Attorn- ey General Aldrich, in a statement charging the authority of U. S. Deputy Marshalls to supervise elections says all persons who attempt to interfere with them will bring themselves. within the scope of the Federal statues regardless of whether they ara acting under any state or municipal law.
 LONDON, Nov. 3.-Ths employees of the Bass Brewery struck against a change on hours. 5000 men are in- volved.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Coney Island Athletic club increased the offer for Hall-Fitzsinmons fight to S36,000 dol- lars.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Jane Kellogg, mother of Clara Louise Kellogg Stra- kosch, died in this city to day of heart failure.
 LAKEWOOD, N. J., Nov. 3-Edwin Booth, the acter, left to day for New York not improved in health. Had to be supported by his son-in-law and daughter, from the hotel to his carri- age.
 MILwAUKEE, Nov. 3.-A special from Leland, Mich, brings confirmation of a wreck of the steamer, w. A. Gilcher, as wreckage bearing that nsme nas beer picked up on North ManltoL Island The steamer must have iOdndered or the night of the 28tL.
 SPOKANE FALLS, Nov. Silly Con don, we'll known trapper, brings new of horrible casualty in the Okanogsl country. On Monday night seven lH dians of Chef Joseph's tribe secured large quantity of whisky and becam intoxicated while sleeping in . cabin Tho cabin caught tire and seven Indian perished.
 | WARRINGTON, Nov. 3.-The report c the director of the mint shows fallin of over S140,000 in exchange for gol during the year. The stock of gold i the country amounted to 606, 6,OOO, JOG Silver, 5SS,000,0O0; circulation of al money, S24 per capita.
 | CHARLESTON, s. C.. Nov. 3-It was dis covered to- day that serious error hs been made in printing the Democrat electoral tickets in thIs State which wi result in their being thrown out unles corrected.
 | CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 3.-Presiden
 Diaz says the trouble at Tomachie va | year ago refused to reconize any author lty, except that of the so called Sain COiona. A sn all force was sent to con
 pei obedience, but the fanatical Indian fought desperately and compelled th slaughter.
 MADRID, Nov. 3.-The populacs ( Granada, Incensed at the refusal of tn | ,z,X |
 King Alfonso and assist at the unveilin
 of tho statute of Columbus. A mo
 gathered, destroyed decorations of th
 reviewing stands ste. Finally someor
 shouted, Down with the governpent
 the mob took up the cry sand a serioU
 outbreak vas imminent. Civil author
 ties charged the mob. number of whor
 were seriously wounded. Thirty vel
 taken prisoners. The Queens refus
 was desire to spare King Alfonso tt
 fatigue after his recent illness. In col
 sequence of the refusal tho Mayor Madrid has resigned and members the Cabinet will not be at the dedict tion.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 29,-The solicituC of the Democrats for MT. Quay's healt and their deep interest in all his actior
 have not been rewarded in the manne
 they most desired. MT. Quay has nc
 given up the fight for Harrison an Reid, as these Democrats have so ofte
 repeated during the last three days. H
 has not shirked any dates because
 was afraid the honors won four year
 ago would be stripped from his brow en
 that the campaign of 1892 would CD only ln ignomious defeat, thus deprivin him of the glorious prestige always CT ioyed by a regular winner.
 Mir. Quay is very much in the figh He said to day that if at any time he ha
 doubted the outcome ef this politics
 battle his mind was now clear, and | could see nothing but victory sheaI Instead of returning to Philadelphia fs
 fhe benefit of his health he will renal
 in New York until election day, an 3 will give his personal attsnrIon to tt . campaign, avoiding no responsIbiliti, 5 and acting iB perfect accord TIth Chsi ' nan Carter and his advir.r r.. He said today: "Thers l. no furth f doubt that the Republic ticket wi
 be elected. 1 am more confident of | today than l was confident of the ele 2 tiOn of Harrison and Morton four yea , ago at this time."
 MT. Quay will go to Washington D night and will return within thirty-s
 hours and will then devote his attentiC
 to the intricacies ot this puzzling car palgn.