Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-11-14

HONOLULU, Nov. l2.-The first election held in the new republic WAS a political failure. Oaly one man ran against ths government, and he was defeated. All candi- dates were required lo pledge them selves to annexation.
 Japan bon't Want ts Qut.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. l2-Japan has not yet accepted the oifer of mvdi- ation made by the United States. A long statement has been sent that nation showing the adyisAbility of closing the war.
 A Steamer Launched.
 PHLADeLPuA, Nov. l2. American naval steamer St. Louis was launch ed to-day. Mrs. Cleveland smashei the champagne. The presidsnt was also present.
 CoeonIRe Heard FFsa.
 FLAGSTAFF, Nov. 7.-Returns are all in aud COconino gives Murphy 75 majority.
 Aartcopa Endorses oahee-
 PHENIx, Nov. 7.-Oakes Murphy's majority in Phenix is l45 and in the county 800.
 soutn Dakota An RlEht.
 YANKroS, s. D., Nov. 7.-South Dakota gives a republican majority of l2,000.
 The ERsmy's CIaIua.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.--The re- turns are coming in slowly and the democrats claim the election of Budd.
 North Dakota DoubtfsI.
 PIERRE CIrY, Nov. This state is doubtful and both parties claim a victory. The indications are that the democrats elect the governor.
 Connecticut Republican.
 NEw HAVEN, Nov. 7.-Connecticut enrolled herself in the republican column yesterday by a good ma jority.
 4 Fair Majority.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Morton's ma iority IS now estimated at l50,000 in the state. A majority of republican congressman are also elected.
 Michigan All flight.
 DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Michigan repub- lican state ticket and majority of the congressman elected by big ma jorities.
 No More TariF TInksrIRG.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Rsturns from all over the country assure the re- publicans of a large majority in the next congress.
 They Don't Want Our Beef
 BERLIN, Nov. S.-It has come 10 the knowledge of the United States embassy that the pretense of pro hibition against the landing Of American cattle in Germany was based on sanitary reasons is with out foundation. It appears that the Hamburg sanitary authorities passed two cargoes of cattle in question as healthy, and thereupon thu Prussian sanitary officers were ordered to Hamburg, and subse- quentIy announced the cattle were afflicted with Texas cattle fever. Cattle shippers at Hamburg are in dignant at the action of the Prus- sian authorities, as they have re- gently built four cattle steamers for American service, and these have been rendered useless by proh ibi- tory orders recently issued.
 Railroad Items.
 The end of the track IS expected to be at Congress wash this evening. There will be a delay of few days there waiting for the construction of the bridge, but they expect to lay the track across the wash by Tuesday next when they will have smooth sailing for the next twelve miles which is graded aud ready for the track.
 Two new engines numbers 2 and 8 are due to arrive here now any day and ten uew passenger aud combina- ton coaches, six cabooses and l75 freight and coal cars have been ordered 10 equip the road. Ma chinery has also been ordered for the machine shops to be located at Prescott.
 Colorado Redesms Herself 
 DENVER, Nov. 7.--The republican state ticket is elected by ls,0O0 ma iority and Colorado redeems herself from Waiteism. A heavy vote was boiled by the women.
 "wnson Bm'' Defeated.
 WHEELING. w. Va, Nou, 7.-The election in Congressman Wilson's district resulted in his defeat by 8 heavy vote.
 Cattle Market.
 CHIcAao, Nov. 5.-Cattle fairly active and firm; good lots selling at 56l0 cents higher. Sheep moder- ately active and 5Gl0 cents higher on better grades.
 Attempted Poisoning.
 SAN BERSARDINo, Nov. 7.-Greai excitement prevails in this city over the arrest of Mrs. Brown. a we'll known woman of this city and the wife of a prominent citizen. She is charged with attempting to poison her husband.
 Kansas City stock Market.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-Cattle mar ket steady to strong. Texas steers, g 25G3O0; beef steers, SS.25G $50; nutiye cows, $l.00G310; stockers and feeders, Sl.60G$2.50; Texas cows, Sl.65GS22O; bulls, $.256 $40. Sheep market steady, un-