Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-11-16
INDIANA.

"It VIII proo8Dly make him repu blican
 nominee for vice-president pext year." l KENTUCKY J LOUISVILLE, Nov. 6-Republican ! claims and democratic concessions show
 tonight that not OIly has Kentucky
 elected full republican state ticket,
 but that the complexion of the legsla-
 ture assures republican successor to | United States Senator Black burn. KANSAS. TOPEKA, Nov. 6-The latest returns received today from all parts of Kansas | show large gains for the publicans. Many counties that have been populist for four years, elected all republican candidates.
 ] SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 6-The re- publicans have elected the state ticket | and carried the legislature. Alien, re- publican. for congress, 1ill probably be elected by 1000 majority. NEW YORK. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Nov. 6-It looks as | if the m8yoralty contest would be trans ferred to the courts. MT. Grout refuses to concede the election of MT. Wurster.
 
 committee has retained General A. .'. Jenks and Abram Hsily to look after
 MT. Grout's interests. A meeting of the regular executive committees has been called for the purpose of taking further action in the matter. KENTUCKY. LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov 6-Col. W. O. Bradley, who yesterday carried Kentucky 1 for the republicans in the gubernatorial election, will be the choice of his state for the pre- idenoy, and his friends claim | that he will have the support of southern | republicans. Friends of Governor Nor. ton gre urging Bradley people to support
 the Nav York man, on the ground that
 the ratio of the geographical positions | of New York and Kentucky would | render MOrton's nomin stions for presid. ent almost decisiveiy in favor of Brad ley's nomin etion for vice-president On the other hand the Mckinley men | are urging that Mckinley and Bradley would make the strongest team that | could be put up, because of the personal magnetism of the two men, and the prestige that they enjoy of having won many gallant victories. ILLINOIS. SPRINGFIELD, H.. Nov. 6-lt is the be- lief of Governor Altgeldt, that the great republican landslide of yesterday wss brought about chiefly by the national administration and the goldbug wing of the democracy in Wall street. The de- mocratio conventions in many of the states, he says, were packed by postmas- ters and menials of the admin istation, who forced the adoption of Clevelanu's policy on tho money question. IOWA. DEs MolNEs, Iowa. Nov. 6-At II o'clock the republicans claim the state by 66,0O0 while the democrats concede 33,OOO. Republican gains over two years ago give Drake, (Republicau) for present rate of gain continues The populists made large gaine, total vote ct 5O,OOO, the largest ever boiled in the state.
 CHICAGO, Nov 6-Republicsus carried the election by pluralities of about 3O,- 00U on the entire ticket. ST LOUIS, Nov 6-St Louis Republic, democratic, comedies the election of Hardly, republican, for congress in the 18th Illinois district.
 NEBRASKA, OMAHA, Nov. 6-The Bee says: The state is republican by 15.000 to 2O,OC0. his county goes 2000 repu blIcsn. The municipal contest batween the A. P. A. faction and Citizens League will be al- most clean sweep for the former. KANSAS KANSAS C1TY, Nov. 6-Rsturns from Kansas at midnight indicate the repub- licans carried a maj jority of the county tickets by plurality of from 200 to SO. and Martin, republican chief justice. is re elected.
 PENNsYLvANIA.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-Returps up to midnight indicate Ben J. Haywood, re- publican, has been elected state trea surer by l5,000 plurality.
 MISSISSIPPI.
 JACKSON, Nov. Cit is estimated the democratic majority will be 33,CO to 55,0OO. The populists did not receive more than l5 per cent. of the total vote cast.
 LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 7-The Leader, the leading republican newspaper in Kentucky, today declares for Mckinley for president and Governor elect Brad Bradley for vice president.
 The Leader says: "The overwhelming victory in Ohio, under the brilliant leadership of Mckinley, Foraker and Bushnell gives new impetus to the presidential candidacy of Mckinley, and the election of Wm. O. Bradley as the first redu blican governor of Kentucky, makes him e-presidential possibility. | Mckinley is the embodiment of pro- tectiye tariff principles, and BrRdley's | selection Is a triumph for sound money
 OMAHA, Nov. 6-Omaha and Douglass l county was captured completely by the | A. P. A. republicans.
 SALT LAKE, Nov. 7-The vote as counted shows Wells for governor about l 1900 ahead, and Alleu for congress about | 400 aheed. The final count will not | vary much from these figures.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 7-The Daily News | Washington special says: Secretary Car lisle returned from Kentucky this morn ing. He promptly gave orders to hIs acting private secretary to say to rews- paIer correspondents that be declined l to be interviewed on the result in Ken- lucky. Mir. Carlisle believes the result | speaks for itself and carries political l moral with it.
 CINCINNATI, O. Nov. S-A freight train on the Kentucky division of the Louisville & Nashville Railway was wrecked at 8. ID. today, by an open switch at Morning View, IF miles from Cincinnati. William Headson, who wns in a box car with Eugene Llghs valu- able yearlings, was killed; the race horses were not seriously hurt.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 8-Giovsnni Carazzi, an Italian, who stabbed Roy Kenner in the back some months ago wes cantured in Trenton N I nIaadad |