Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17
TELEGRApRIc.

| are that the 54th Congress will open
 with numerous con tests for seats in house
 from the southern states. Reports re-
 ceived at the repub blican headquarters
 make 1t plain that unless there IS
 change, either of mind or coalition,
 there will be at least three contests
 from Louisiana, ore or two from Virginia some from North Carolina and Tenn essee, with a possibility of contests from
 Alabama and Kentucky.
 ST LOUIS, Nov. g. There is on doubt
 but that the a ubljcan state ticket has
 been successful. This is a compensa- tion. Two e4r hG" the republicans |
 had plurality a. .G6l ,0 overcome in | 57 countries, but 1I4 SHOW net republi- |
 cans gains of IS 279.
 WASHINGTON Nov. S-Chsirman Bab- l
 cock of the republican congressional |
 committee states that the republicans | | have 255 members in the next house. | SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 7-Sutro, for | I mayer, has plurality of 10000, so far |
 as counted and is undoubtedly elected. | BROOKLYN, Nov. 7-Consolida tion of | | N. Y. and Brooklyn is conceded defeated | ! though it Is clsImed by the commiteee | that it will mak no difference whether defeated or not, 1t will have to go before ! the legislature. CHICAGO, Nov. S.-George k. Davis | director general of the Worlds fair is | a candidate for United States senator | today. Besides Senator Cullom and | General Davis there are two others | avOwed aspirants, are ex Congressman William k. Mason and attorney George
 $. Willis. | WASHINGTON. Nov 8.-There has been
 complete ? publican victory iG South | Carolina. The judicial ticket has been
 elected by a U naiori,y of 10000 A nutn-
 Der of contests ->ill be made before the
 cauvassing boards by the democrats. ST LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. S.-Is is con-
 ceded by the democrats that ?. B. Bland
 has beer defeated for congress
 Special to the CITIZEN; FLORENCE, A. T., Nov. S-The re-
 turns in Pinsl county are complete, ex- !, cept from Oracle. Five hundred and
 eight-eiaht votes were cast of which
 Murphy received 292, Herndon 1S2 and
 Oracle gave small republican major
 ity.
 l Special to the CITIZEN:
 | SoLoMoNvILLE, A. T. Nov. 8-Grabam
 county gives Herndon majority of 100 | There is 300 less then was
 antic pated. On the local ticket the
 democrats elect but one man, Skinner
 for the assembly, Wiley Jones indepen-
 dent, has been elected district attorney.
 He refusad to stand in with the machine
 and was thrown over by the democrats
 WAsHINGToN, Nov. S.-A formal or
 der has been issued by the war depart
 ment retiring Major General O O. How
 ard, commanding the department of the
 east.
 | TOPEKA, Nov. S.-The latest figures
 show that Kansas elects seven republi-
 cans and one populist congressman.
 The legislature will be republican on
 joint ballot by about 35.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 7-The Freiburg opera
 house is damaged S2O.OO0 by fire. It
 was on 22nd street.
 l SAN BERNADIENc, Cal, Nov. S-The First National Rank iu this crty, closed
 doors this morning after remaining open | fer about ten minutes. A notice was
 posted on the door "Ol osed for want
 funds" One of the directors states that
 the depositors will not lose dollar, but the bank was forced to close by the
 heavy withdrawals of deposItors who had
 become alarmed by false rumors circu- l lsted within the past few days.
 BERLIN, Germany, Nov. 8.-It has
 come to the knowledge of the United
 States embassy that the pretence of the | prohibition of American cattle on the | grounds of sanitarisn measures is with out foundation. It appears that the
 cattle in question were passed by the
 Hamburg authorities as healthy, there 1! upon the Pruseian health authorities ordered then back to Ham burg. Follow ing this came finding that the cattle
 were afflicted with fever. The cattle l shippers at Hamburg indignant 1 over the otion as they hsG lately built V couaroI cfo for tho fraIa PITTsBURG, Nov. 7-In a wreck on the B. X O. By. at Rosensteel siding the body of c. w. Miuear, brskem an was found Tn the wreck. This makes total of six killed. No passengers were in- jured beyond slight bruises. NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Returr1s for this city and Brooklyn on the great New York scheme indicate that majority of votes has been cast Tn favor of cou> oli- | dstion with 5000 for and S3,000 l against. The schema proposes the consOhda- l tion of New York and Brooklyn and the | whole of Richmond and Kirgs county | and portions of Westcheeter and Queens | county, an area of 137 square miles, with | a population of 3, 3,O00,000. ,.CRPHY's BRUTALITY. PHoEN C;, Nov. 7.-Murphy, repub- l Iican c.c l,date for congress carries | MaricoIa .ounty, the democratic strong | hold, by 25O plurality. Pretty definite information from seven counties out of | elevea indicates that he will have a | plurality of at least 800 in the territory.'l DENVER, Nov. 7.-Governor Waite | cos ceded the defeat of his party early | today. ITO my mlnd," said he ''it proves conclusively that the money | power dominated this election from the i beginning to the end, and the demo- cratic party is most responsible, from