Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

of the demoorstic natious; committee,
 and national committed me a Campau and
 Johnson held conferercs about noon
 today. Campeu said after ards the sit.
 nation mad not materially changed snd
 no statement would be given out st
 present. Secretary Hosford stated this
 afternoon that the outlook was not co
 bright Brysn's election depended up-
 on the result ID Indiana and West Vir.
 Rinis, there being no further hope of | of Michigan. The situation in West | Virginia was not bright but he stllI felt
 confident Bryan would carry Indiana. | WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. - Chairman | Faulkner, of the democratic conaression- ] al committee, conceded today that the
 republicans have 8 small working msior- | ity in the house, but asserted that the
 silver men control the senate. Cbsir~ C's2 Babcock, of the republican commit- '~ c'zims 2OO members in the house.
 .ti'ie.. IS surely republican; p ID doubt,
 Secie-. EdgsrtoD, of the populist
 commit, z, Dskes the following claim
 AS to the populists in the nsxt house:
 Kansss, 5; Nsorasks, {; South Dakota.
 z; North Carolina. 5; Idaho. l; Colorado,
 l; California, l; Alabama, l; Minnesots,
 |; total, 22, with possibly one moro each
 from Callfornis, Alabama, Illinois and
 Indiana. In addition be says there will
 be one silver republican each from the following states: Colorado, Montaus. Washington. Nevada and Minnesota. Indiana wili act with the populists.
 TOPEKA, Nov. 5.-There wac practical- y DO change in the Kansas eleeGiGn sit- nation this morning. The republicans seem to have lost every thing except two congressman, Curtis in the 4th and Frederick in the 5th being elected MINNEAPoLIs, Nov 5.-A special ts tbs Journal from Yankton, s. D., says: South Dakota will go for Mckinley by somewhat less than 600, The leQisla- ture Is fusion by about 20 votes % joint ballot, which means a popuhst senator to succeed Kyle. Andrew Lee, populist, Is elected governor.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The chairman oe the nafloOsi republican com mittee gave out the following statement at o'clock p. m. today. Sufficient returns have been received to satisfy me of the fol- lowing states being carried for McKiu- ley and Hobart without doubt: CalIfor- nis g.; Connecticut 6; Delaware 4; Illi- nois A; Indiana 15; Iowa 13; Maine 6; Mary land 8; Massacbuset 15: Mime sota 9; Michigan IA; North Dakota 8; New Hamp-hire 5: New Jersey 10; New fork 36; Ohio 3; Oregon 4; Pebpsyl- vanla 42; Rhode Island 4; South Dskots 4; VerGont 4; West Virginia &; Wiscon- s'n IF; Wyoming l. Plurality over l 100000.
 SAN FRANCIsce, Nov. 2-Complets re- | turns from 2,1l5 out of 2,337 precincts
 Ih Cailfornis give Mckinley 14l,l17 and Bryan I34.l34. The Legislature returns | recelved show that the publicans have elected 10 senators and 43 aseemblymen: 1 the democrats 5 and l9 respectively. Californ,s congressman elected fer tie Ist District Barhsm, repu blicap; 2nd Dsvries, democrat; 3rd Hilboru, repub. lican; 4th Mcguire, democrat: 9th Loud, repuo uolican; 9th Barlow, pepulist. Prob | ably che 7th Castle, populist.
 MINNEAPoLIs, Minn., Nov. 5-SpeciaIs | 70 the Journal says that North Dakota points indicate that the next legislature will be repuo olican on joint ballot by Q small majority iasuring the election of . republican successor to Hsssbrough. CINCINNATI, O. Nov. 5-A special to the Times Star" from Wheeling, W. ", says Mckinley's majority over Bryan based on actual returns in hands of the epublican state committee is IF, ,337.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5-The Globe thester vas entirely destroyed by lire this morn- ing. William Gray, the stage manager. jumped from 8 window and was fatally 'njurt d.
 WAsHINGToN, Nov. 5-Associate Su> Prems Justice Stephen J. Field, celebrat- d yesterday the Ssh snniverssry of hio birth. constant stream of visitorn ;ame all day to offer congratulations.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. 5-Carlos Martin, Jr., son of the noted preacher. of Ohica- 70, WAS today sentenced to years in San Quentin by Judge Smith. He 'leaGed guilty to swindiipg a nun ber of people here, including several preachers.
 HONOLULU, Nov. 5-Psr steamer Aus srslia, Oct. 29th, to San Francisco. The Hawaiian government has granted full pardon to ex Queen L;lioukulani, with restoration of her civil rights. When 'ound guilty of misprison of treason she ~as sentenced to five years imprison- meut ana fined five thousand 'doIIars. She was released on parole one year ago md she has since kept such good faith with the government that full pardon 7es been granted.