Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-14
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and George Vergt-is believed to have been loss. Half dozen other fishing boats were upset and dismastet. Gap tain Moore, of the tug Monk, picked up the crew of the ospsized fishing boat just ss the occupants were ready to give up. The tug Peerless also rescued the crews of several boats. Four lighters, owned by John Stang, of Lorraine, and engaged at the government piers have been lost. One had 8 load of valuable machinery. The damage to shipping and fishing interests will foot up thous- snds of dollars.
 BUFFALO. N. Y. Nov. 6-Great damage hss been done to the shipping interests by the high wind lsst. The wind s:i.l continues this morning. The canal boa: which lay sideways while being lowed up the river from Tonawanda, broke her hawser and was blown on the rocks along the shore. The captain wss res- cued with rope. The wind hes been keeping an average of 50 miles sn hour with bursts of 60 and 70 miles. The lower Niagara River has been storm swept as has rarely happened before.
 CANTON, O., Nov. 6-McKinley re- celved Bryan's telegram oongrstulsting 2 him today. He took the first opportu- nity to write the following scknow le6g- ment: Hon. W. J. BryaL, Lincoln, Neb., acknowledge the receipt of your courteous message of cougrstulstiou with thanks, and beg you will receive my best wishes for your health and happiness" (SiRned)
 WM MCKINLEY.
 TopEKA, Kss., Nov. 6-The boud of Charles F. Johnson, who has been appointed receiver of the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fs railroad property, in Ksnsas. has been fixed at S5O,OOO. The court appointing a receiver orders him to enter iuto an agreement with officials of the railroad compsny to operate it's lines within five dave; and If at the ex- piration of that time the company has failed entering into euoh an agreement the receiver is directed to take charge of the rolling stock and operate the line. IL is estimated the company owps $20,- OOO,C00 worth of property in Kansas. The suit covers the entire main line which Owns all the real estate. It is understood the companJ's first move will be to ask that the case be transfer rcd to the Uoited States court
 WILMINGTON. Del, Nov. 6-At one o'clock this afternoon the csnvassipg 2 board Is still in session counting the vote of Newcastle county. They were at work all night surrounded constantly by . bowling mob. The impression had gone forth that the democratic inspe ct- ore intended to count out William R. Flynn (rep.) for sheriff. The republi- cape swors vengeance if this was done The count sheriff tables, by clerks, how ever, show that Flynn. notwithstsndine the changes, was still 1S4 ahead. Sheriff Gillls hss sworn in 100 deputies. The militia of the city is also assembled at the armory four blocks from the court house. Tbe sight of the militia only served to increase the excitement. This afternoon the sheriff aided by over 100 deputies managed to get the courtroom cleared of the disorderly mob. The doors were locked ana outsiders barred Then the olerks essayed to add long columns of figures. Long before the sheriff column was reached they differ ed in the totsls. Adding machines were cent for. It is hardly possible the count can be completed before night. The militiamen are still at the armory.
 LONDON, Nov. 1.-The election of Me Kinley to the presidency of the United States has @ marked effect upon Ameri- can securities here today. Business on tho stock exchange opepsd wi.h a rueh to buy. Milwaukees and Louisvilles lea the advance of the entire IIet with ad- vspces of x2 to &6. which cent the brok- CTS flying hailess in every direction to joio in the wild hubbub inside, while in the streets customers were com,ng up by dozens. According to ye1erai im- preesions the election will result in rapid diminutiop cf geld withdrawals for the United States. and there is no doubt the Mckinley victcuy favorsb'y affected the etock excbsrge throughout. Consols opened higher than yeeter- day. Leading English stock brokers said: McKinley's election has helped the whole market. LsrRe buy IuQ orders from New York were cent after the re suit of the election was known in the United Ststes.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 5-Chairman Jones issusd the following ststem .cDig ht: ''Tbe result of the presidential election is apparently no logger in doubt. We have claimed the election on our Gdvices from states that were admitted iu doubt in which We know there had been many frspds and from which there were evidences of tsmpegibg with the returns. It seems now 10 be apparent that Mir. Bryan, after makIpg the most brilliant campaign in the history of our couctry, ..-l k- l..x success in the electoral college. Thus the remarkable campaign cioees with the election of William Mckinley. The result was brought about by every kIrd of coercion and intimidation on the part of the money power including threats of lockouta aud dismmisssls and impend- ing starvation; by the employ yment of by far the largest campaign fund ever used in this country and by the subornation of a large portion of the American press."
 In conclusion MT. JoDes says: "As chief executive Mir. Mckinley will have the cordial support of the millions of patriotic Americans who have cast their votes for William Jennings Bryau. They are confident that a gold standard cannot give ths promised D. osperity but will gladly welcome it if it comes. The democratic party. aided by its present sllies, will still upiift the bimetallic standard and bear it on 10 vict .ry."
 JAMEs K. JoNEs,
 Chairman of the Dem. Nat. Com.
 CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 5-Specisl dis patches indicate revival in business the Onio Valley. The Big Four. Chesapeake & Ohio and Baltimore & Ohio railroads have sll ordered their shOps opened today and enlarged force at those already running. The Ensign car works at Huntington, W. Va, re- sumed. The car works at Mount Yer non, Ill.,, got sn order for 3U0 cars and wall resume work. The furnaces at Iron ton, Ashland and other towns will go to blast soon. The Griffin Wood works and Powell Brass works have announced they will resume at once. Others 90 that they had conditional or ders on which they will enlarge their force immediately.