Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-11-19
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by 6,15I. In the 3rd district with 2;
 precincts to hear from Hillborn repuo
 licaD, leads English democrat, by 296.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 11.-In the count
 of all but about six thousand of ballots
 in $. F. Ellert. non partisan, 157 900 Don
 Del, Ind, 14, JOG, Baldwin, demobrat, II,
 26O, Easton, republican, 6.963, for sheriff
 McDade, democrat, 16,790, Scott, non
 partisan. 15,493, Blattner, republican
 ,457. Reglsterer Brown and Deputy
 Regist Falk were arrested this morn
 ing on complaint of Dr. c. c. O., Don
 nei, independent candidate for mayor
 who charges Falk with falsifying the public document in the shape of cleo
 ton return from one of the city pre-
 cincts. The charge against the regis
 ter is that of alleged falsifyiDg of the 1 record. They were held in five thous-
 and dollar bond.
 Returns from ,281 precincts in Cali
 fornia including 239 in San Francisco,
 give Harrison 104, 4,763, Cleveland, 10l, ,633 | Weaver, 20,633. Harrison's plurality
 3,130 based on figures of four years ago
 in outside precincts. Harrison will car
 " the state by small plurality unless
 Cleveland's majority in thIs city exceeds | 1000. Thirty-six precincts in San Fran | cisco have not been counted and the re- gister of the election says he will not attempt doing so until the official can-
 vass, which commences next Monday. | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-Returns up
 to 5 o'clock this afternoon, from pre- cincts outside of San Francisco give
 Harrison plurality of 5,O97 over Cleve-
 land, with 297 country districts to hear from. The legislature will remain in | doubt until the completion of the of | ficial count in a number of districts. On | the face of the returns including the | hold over senator, the legislature will | be composed as follows: Senate, repub-
 licans 3, democrats 16 leaving the 7th senatorial district composed of Lake
 and Napa counties in doubt but with
 the likelihood of the election of Re- | publican. The assembly has Repub-
 licans 31, Democrats A, Independent Republicans 3, Peoples party l, leaving | in doubt the ninth legislative district
 which will probably be Democratic and
 the 23d legislative district which will
 probably be Republican. These esti- mates give the Democrats 60 on joint
 ballot, and the Republicans 54, the h. | dependent Republicans and the Peo- | ple's party l. In case the Democrats carry either of the two doubtfu legis- lative or the one doubtful senatorial dis
 trict they will have a majority on joint | ballot with a possible contingency that
 the peoples party may have the casting vote.
 GUTHRIE, I. T., Nov. 1.-The Deme-
 crats control both branches of the Leg | islature.
 PARIS, Nov. l1.-It is announced here that the treaty Alliance between Fran ce and Russia has been signed.
 RALEIGH, N. O.. Nov. 1.-The Demo crats elected full Congressional dele | gatjon except possibly one district and | will have the largest majority they ever
 had ID the Legislature.
 ELwARD, Indiana, Nov. 11.-No truth
 in the report of the tin plate factory | having suspended opertions. The plant
 closed temporarily to put in improved
 machinery.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 11.-As evidence | that the agreement made by the Labor | Union to declare the strike of was made
 ln good faith, the street cars began run | ming this morning.
 CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. 1l.-It is idle to | undertake to say in advance of official | count what the result on either the | National or State ticket in this state IS | as going to show the condition of affairs. | The Gazette Republican estimates a plurality of 1000 for Cleveland electors | while the Enquirer. Democratic finds | the appearance favorable for the Re- publicans.
 JOHNSON CITY, Tenn, Nov. 11.-News | reaches here of fight at the polls at Big Rock Creek, Mitchell county, N. o., | between the Republican factions. Geo. Pritchard a Republican nominee for | sheriff was opposed by Isaac Mckinney, Independent Republican, who was de- feated. A crowd of fifty took sides and | twenty were wounded, of whom four
 will die. The whole population are in
 arms. More bloodshed is expected. BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 11.-Less than half the state has been heard from and Weaver electors majority may reach three thousand. Sweet, Republican for Congress, has about 5000 plurality. WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The strong probability of an extra session of COn> gress immediately following the inaug uration of the President-elect is the subject of general conversation in Wash ington today A special session of the Senate IS always called at the beginning of a new administration to confirm mem bers of the cabinet and new diplomatic representatives of the United States. SAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. h1.-Henry Planz aged p, recently appointed manager of the Fredericksburg Brewery was found this morning hanging to tree on Julian street near Gua1laps bridge. His hands tied behind his back, his feet tied to- gether and handkerchief over his mouth. The ground near the tree and for a distance of thirty feet showed evidence of struggle. The affair IS thus far enshrouded in mystery. It IS not known what could have been the motive of any one to get him out of the way. A diamond ring was found on his finger and robbery is not thought to Lave furnished the motive for murder.
 TOPEKA, Kansas, Nov. 12.-There is now no doubt as to the election of Lew cling, fusion, for Governor. Legislature close but Republicans seems to have majority of one or tso on joint ballot.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-First half foot ball game Yale P University Of Pennsyl- vania O.
 Bay CITY, Mich., Nov. 12.-Weedock Democrat for Congress from 10th dis trict elected by 2050 majority.
 BRooKLYN, N. T., Nov. 12.-Fire broke out this morning in the store houses on River front occupied by the agents ol the Red Line Steamer Co. The supp posed loss IS half million. The place was filled with cotton and the fire is supposed to have been smoulderiug for several days,
 WEST POINT, Miss.Nov. .12-While the |