Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-10

quarandry to many voters who must prepare in ten minutes, all allowed by law. Many cannot prepare IL in balf hour. The rowdy element about the pcll' disturb these slow voters and a claeh frequently ensue. DENVER, Colo., Nov. 6.-The women vote is very heavy. It is believed that as many women will vote as men. Both republicans and populists are over con- fident.
 ALLIANCE. Ohio, Nov. G. "Gen" Jacob s. Coxey, the popular candidate for congress, is polling a heavy vote- His followers claim his election. SHORT ON BALLOTS. CHICAGO, Nov. GA serlous trouble occurred on the dralnage canal through an error in sending au insufficient number of ballots to the polls. The laborers announced they intended to vote whether supplied with ballots or not.
 CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 6-Interest is centered in the congressional contest in the 2Ist district between Tom l.. John son the free tIade single tax democrat, and Theodore k Burton the repu blican. Charges of wholesale colonization of toaters and all sorts of illegal acts being made. A man has been arrested for it. legal registration.
 WOMEN TO THE FORE. CHICAGO, Nov. 6-The Women after a hard fought battle has been given the priyelege of voting for the state univer- sity trustees. A large vote being boiled by them.
 l ALL FAIR IN NEW YORK NEW GERK Nov.6-The weather IS fair except in the wesrern part of the state where heavy snow may interfere ! with voting. Both democrats and Re- puhlicans cl in the state by heavy ma iority.
 BULLY FOR THE EX-CoNFEDs. LEXINGTON Ky. Nov.-Mr. Breckin- | aidge ex- confederate @ ement i4 voting heavily for Denny the Republ au can didate for congress and aga,~s5 Owen Owens friends ara discouraged put dor't concede defeat.
 | WHEELING, W V.-Wilson's managers express themselves as satisfied with the way things are going. The coal mines in Marine county and voting for h;m heavily.
 THE POPS GOvENoR AHEAD.
 Owen, populist candidate for governor ruuning sh sad on the ticket.
 PHILADELPHIA Nov. 6-The contest is being fought in national lines and party feeling is high. As full vote as in 1892 is being boiled.
 SITUATION IN NEBRASKA.
 OMAHA, Nov. 5,-The campaign h eh closes tonight IS admitted to be the pit terest affair of the kind iu the history of Nebraska. Fusion democrats-popu- lists claim the election of their state ticket by 15,0O0. The republicans claim success for their state ticket by 10000.
 REPUBLICANS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
 BosTON, Nov. 5.-Democrats concede the election of the publican ticket and eleven congressman out of thirteen, although they make no figure regard ing the plurality of Gov. Greenhalge. | THE BLUE GRASS STATE.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 5-The cam paiGn iu Kentucky has been one of ex citem nt from the beginning. the re pubiicans being more aggressive than ever before in the state. The demo cra;s will elect their congressional 1 candidates in the first, second, fourth. sixth, eight and probably the seventh. 1 BreckenIidPe district Oweu's election IS made doubtful because many friends of Brecklori0ge refused to support him. Special to the ClTIzeN:
 MORALES, Ariz. Nov. 6. Col. Zabriskie had a grand meeting and made a magnificent defence of l Murphy and did the republican cause much good. There was great enthu- | sasm.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 5.-An attempt was made to wreck the Plttsburg, Vlrglnia & Charleston passenger tram near Hon- onghela this morning. The supposed | object wss robbery.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 6-Michael Kennedy repub bican challenger was fouud un- conscious on the side walk. He was at tackled by young hoodlums. NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Chairman Hack cit, of the Repu biican State Central Committee, said today that nothing had occurred to change the estimat of re- ] publican success already made public. On the other hand Chairman Thacher of the Democratic State headquarters, this afternoon gave out the estimate that Morton would not have more than 10000 plurality above Harlem river, and te overcome this Hill would have plu- lality of over 60000 in the city; at least 10000 in Kings county, and from 1000 to 2, coo in Richmond county.
 Confident claims are made by by both sides on local issues. The supporters of the committee of seventy predict that Tammany wtll be downed by the tidal wave" and say for thls reason all es- inmates of figures on the local result are worthless At the head quarters of H, J. Grant tn after oon, l @ Tsmmany candidate for mayor, Issued sta ement in which he asserts:
 Tomorrow the democrats of the city of New York will give an overwhelming plurality for the state ticket headed by B. D. H and tbe city ticket headed by myself
 In tn" nAtting odds were 6 to , on Morton i4airst Hlll and , to in favor of Strong against Grant.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 6.-Tbere was a large turnout here last night at Unity church to hear the pubic political sym posium under the auspices of the single l tax club. There were prominent speakers |