Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-10

lated him on his acknowledged victory. Mr. Strong than ked him. President Martin of the police board says Tam many has abandoned all hope of carry- ing single ofice
 For mayor 970 districts give Grant S9.- 848, Strong I26, ,590. The MaI, aLd Ex press says the house of representatives will be republican by a safe majority. The same number of districts in the state give Morton 129, ,262, Hull S9, ,576. Wheeler 2,OO1.
 Dr. Parkhurst said tonight: "We have won. The victory shows that the D. ople have ,ber eyes at last. It is evI- dent that the 2ublIc corscience has at last been awakened. We've eot ail the people that the reform movement has been fighting just where they had us." The full city vote for governor is Hill l27, ,750: Morton 123, ,297. The World ID an extra edition says: Grant is defeated by at least 40,0O0 plu- raiIty." It also claims the election of Golf by large plurality. The indications at II o'clock are that the New York congressional delegation | will be B repu blicans and eleven demo- crats. gain of eight for the republicans. ALBANY, N. r., Nov. 6.-Serator Hill | tonight refused to say anything about the result of the election for pubIica- tion.
 BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 6.--Republicaus claim to have carried the city and coun- ty and have elected six assemblymen and congressman in the third districts. BOSTON, Mass, Nov. Cit is showing II Q QDd ROlH S<N fo- ID Massachusetts has been light. Few reports have oeen received from any quarters owing to D general prostration of wires drought New England.
 BOSTON, Nov. 6-Ten towns give Greenhalge, Rep, for governor, 2l66: Russel, dem-, 55S. Net democratic loss 542O.
 | WASHINGTON, Nov GA dispatch from Ghe secretary of the democratic congress ional committee claims the democrats will have the next house. He says there are no losser in the south not already counted on.
 A dispatch from the secretary of the
 RepuqlIcan state committee of Louisi- ana says: "We will carry the second and third districts sure and the first if the count is fair"
 A dispatch to the Republican head. Iquarters from Charleston W. Va. says:
 Wilson losses heavily; Dayton's election almost certain.
 MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6-Returns from
 the interior of the state show Republi-
 can gains everywhere and indicate that
 Repn blicau state ticket will be elected
 by from 35,OO0 to 40,000. Il DETROIT, Nov. 6-The Republicans
 elected John T. Rich and the entire
 ticket by plurality of from 9, 900 to
 10000, ten cut of twenty congressman and two thirds of the Legislative, thus
 insuring the election of Repu blican
 senators.
 |, CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov 6-B full vote
 was boiled. Indications are that a full Republican state and a majority of the legislative ticket elected, lnsuIing the election of two Republican United
 States senators.
 OMAHA, Nov.6-The vote of Omaha was very heavy. The A. P. A. did not figure to the extent anticipated, in view } of the fact that for the past four yesrs
 the organization has practically controII- } ed everything. However it has been a ) factor. but TO what extent will not be known for "A hours. Majors who headed the Republican state ticket, is an A. P. : A. and received all the support of the
 order ia Omaha. Returns indicate that the election of Holcomb, by 5000 pIur-
 ality. There is little doubt that the
 Republican state ticket is elected, with the exception of the governor. This is the result of tbe great fight made again st Majors, Republican candidate for governor, by the aptimonoply men.