Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

great. A republican majority of 5000
 10 this nity is forgone conclusion.
 Richmond, Va. interest in the cleo
 tion is the greatest ever manifested in
 Virginia. No tally is being kept by re-
 publicans as was intended. Atlanta,
 Ga., in spite of steady down pour, a
 large vote Is being boiled. Fargo, N.
 D., snowing for three days, rain and
 winds today; roads bed; in the city
 there will be tho biggest vote ever poll
 eo, in the country light. YanktoD, s.
 D., weather clear; heavy vote being
 boiled; there will be full vote through
 out the state. Cheyenne, Wyo., largest
 vote ever cast in the state; all parties
 are active.
 Indianapolis, the weather is the sort
 to csil out @ full vote. At 8 o'clock
 more than half the vote was boiled in
 some precincts. Lexington, enormous
 crowds at the voting places; little pros-
 pect of rain. St. Paul, crisp, clear, and
 uunusal interest. Voters were cut esr-
 ly; hslf the vote boiled before o'clock.
 PhiladelphIs, reports from all over the
 state show the nnest kind of election
 weather. A heavy vote was boiled ear
 ly. Buffalo, conditions are favorable
 for full vote. Wilmington, N. O.,
 bright and clear; voters were out early;
 . heavy vote assured. Trenton, N. J .,
 weather fine; an extremely heavy vote.
 Wilmington, Del, vote is the largest
 ever held in Delaware. A row occurred
 at Georgetown Sussex county but
 order was soon restored and DO one was
 injured. St. Louis, clear and cool
 fhoroughout the ststs. The greatest
 vote in the history of the state will be
 boiled. Kansas City, fine weather,
 voting began early with spriRg like
 weather; rapid voting and few hoaters.
 Little Rock, Ark, prospects of rain; a heavy vote. Fort Wayne, Ind, weather cloudy; full vote; gold democrats voting soid for Mckinley. Duluth, Minn..
 weather cold, snow falling; heavy vote
 boiled early. Dubuque, la, more early
 voters than ever before; weather perfect.
 Milwaukee, Wis., clear and cool; early vote large; effort being made to shut out the soldiers vote at Salt Lake; damp and chilly, large fall of snow; voting slsw. Helena Mont, sky over cast; heavy snow and strong winds; polls deserted; registration of 5000 lees than two years ago. New York, ex- ceptionally fine weather; large vote; people waiting for the booths to open {; repu blicans see favorable indications in the rush. Denver, early voting large; many women in line eager to caet their first presidential vote; vote will be heavy.
 SAN FRANcIeoo. Cal, Nov. 3-The polls have been open in San Francisco for two hours and during all that time the election booths in nearly every pre- cinct have been crowded. The greatest interest is manifested in the election and @ full vote is anticipated. The weather is perfect, the sunsbinine brightly and the air is oool. Similar conditions prevail throughout the state of California. Reports from Portland say that there is fair weather all over Oregon and the vote will be full. Reno. New, says the weather all over the stats is clear and cool. Tacoma sends a report that the day is fair all over the state. Voters crowded around the polls when they were opened. Indica- tions for Q full vote. All business is 
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Privste letters received in this oity by Saturdays mail from Havana throw light upon recent events in the IslsLd of Cuba. One let ter in particular with late occurrences in PInsr del Rio gives a very hopeful view of the present Cuban situation. This letter ssys that Antonio Maoeo has not attempted to reach Havana pro- vince and that although he made an at- tack on the oity Of Artemisa, which was destroyed, he did not endeavor to force passage of the famous trocha On tho other hand it is stated in the comm unioation, which IS from Csptsin De Gsrdo, who recently was in this city, and who is an officer of General Msceo's staff, that the rebel army in Plnar del Rio province is not des rous pf making war in Havana and Mstsn- gas at this time. Both of these pro- vinces are comparatively low and flat and the effect of the copious rains upoY he coil is still detrimental to the proper handling of an army.
 The letter reads:
 "To be with the Cuban army ID Pinar 1el Rio does not mean that one IS en- stEoly Cut Ou IEOu WlLD he outside world. The main system of he repu blic is not in operation in this province, but the carriers of our com handlers reach Havana ss regularly as 10 trains at the Grand Central station }. New York.
 Among the accounts that furnished IS with the most amusement was that l ,u ubllshed in the DlarIo de la Marina, sn attack upon Artemisa l sw days ago, hear that the same &C., 'ount was sent to the U oited States ard | ,u bliehed as authentic news. Still, | fter ny visit to New York, Philadelphia | nd Washington feel that the Ameri- | su readers of American papers have earned to discern the di ference be | wssn Spanish and Cuban news. At Irtemiss the fight was we'll carried on. nd some of our heavy guns were used 0 spiendid advantage. We did not st- empt to pass the trocbs, for it was not
 part of Gen. Maceo's program.
 Artemisa was quite strongly entrench- d and over 4000 men were 9srrisoned here, Macso did not attack with his en- ire force, but desired to give practice to be artillery. The enemy was amazed, m sure, for during nearly two hours eht. our killed numbered eighty. Ve left DO dead on the field, but csr- ed all the bodice away. Among the filed wss Major Perez. whom you now, and who has been one of our eet officers. Maceo's force does not ow amount to SO much cavalry. but it as been increased over 2800 since the rival of the two expeditions.
 HAVANA. Nov. D. Lieutnant Colonel ondeveila secured Information that ,e insurgents had a camp in the sigh borhoed at Cooglmsr, near Gusns soos. which is just opposite the oity of .avena. Dientnsnt Colonel Fondeveils nrsued them and overlook them ss icy were passing the river of Bar : cayabo. He took the positions which ley held at Bodega Slto in the noun aims of Guababo and put to the bsyo- ,t the list of the them in their retreat. he loss of the insurgents was tifty-two ( Had uhiIa tha Sna an,eh iosf ono cop-