Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-11-07

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 tain Mckinley and Hobart are elected
 out The majority Is likely to be, from in- dicstions at 10 o'clock, much narrower
 than mas been looked for as 8 result of
 the earliest dispatches.
 | Inc following electoral votes are con
 ceded to Mckinley: Connecticut 6, IllI- | nols A, Iowa F, Maine 6, Maryland 8,
 Massachusetts 15, MIchis an 14, Mime
 sota IA, New Hampshire 4, New Jersey | 1O, New York 36, Ono B, Pennsylvania
 32, Rhode leland 4. Vermont q. Wiscoo-
 SID l2. Total 22O.
 | The probabilities point to Delaware
 with votes and Indiana with I5 es re- pu uolican, furnishing more thsn the PA
 requisite constitutional majority in the
 electoral college. Three votes of North
 Dakota apparently belong to McKin ey;
 also three of Oregon and l3 of Kentuc-
 Ky but the returns are. inadequate to
 justify definite conclusions. The fol-
 lowing states are conceded to Bryan:
 Alabama II. Arkansas 8, Colorado 4. Florida 4, Georgia Is, Idaho 3, Louisia
 na 5. Mississippi 9. Missouri IT, Monta-
 na 5, Nevada 3, South Carolina 9, Ten
 ressee IF, Texas Is, U sh 3, Virginia 12.
 Total l35. Only meaere scattering re- i turns have been received from Cslifor-
 ma electoral votes; Kansas 10, Wyom- ing and Washington 4; so that neither party can yet claim these states. Ne
 brsska with votes is very close. with 8
 probability of being strongly in favor of Bryan. North Carolina with II votes
 is claimed by both sides, but probably
 gone tor Bryan; like wise South Dakota
 with votes. The situation therefore | may be reduced to this; certain for Mo kinley, 22O; almost certain for McKIn-
 ley, IS; indications for Mckinley 9; ces-
 tain for Bryan i25; probably for Bryan
 B; doubtful 26. Total AT. SoLoMoNvILLE, Nov. 4-Grahem coun- ty, with few small democratic precincts | to hear from, gives Smith, 736; Dorau, 245; O'Neil, 22O. Entire democratic
 ticket elected by heavy maiorities. FRANKFORT. Ky, Nov. 4-The chair | man reports the Photographs" eetimat | of Kentucky for Mckinley by from 6OO0
 to 5000; the legislature with new mem-
 bers elected yesterday contains seventy | republicans, giving them them 8 msjori- ty of joint ballot ana assuring the elec- tion of republican to succeed Black burn.
 NASHVILLE, Nov. 4-Probably there is
 6 small democratic plurality in this state
 although the republicans claim the state
 by small majority.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-The democrats
 claim 60, 600 plurality in this state for Bryan. R P Bland is elected to con.
 gress from the Sth district.
 COLUMBUS, Nov. 4-More complete re- turns from outside precincts reduce Me-
 Kinley plurality to 5000 in the state. GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. 4-Bryan has apparently csrrisd every county and the entire state by l5,0O0.
 LoRDsBURG, Nov. 3-After Sepsr was
 reached last Tuesday, Sheriff Shannon, accompanied by special deputies Frank M. Galloway, of Silver City and Frank
 Mc'iliuohy and Steve Blrchfield, of Deming, took the trail of the robbers. They trsiled them into the San Simon valley and were folio wing them close up to Saturday night. That night they camped near Squsw Mountain on the
 west side of the valley. They were certain they were near their men. After they had made camp after dark, two men passed near them on horseback. Not being able to tell who they were they were allowed to pass. Fearing they might be attacked ID the night 6 watch was kept. One man sat awake while the others slept. About 2 o'clock Sunday morning Galloway was on his second watch. Anolse was heard which awakened birChEeld, who reused up. and in doing SO alarmed Shannon and McGlinchy. An object was seen some fifty feet away, coming toward the camp, the men grabbed for their guns, Shan non's gun was caught in hIs saddle and he could not get it.
 M:Glinchy hailed the object twice, calling, "who is ,here," and received no answer. Shspnon ordered bis men to shoot. Both McGlinchy and Birch- field shot, and the object dropped. ShabGor, who thought Galloway was by his slde, called him and got no answer. Immediately be appreciated an awful accident had happened, and found his worst fears were true. The object seen was Galloway, and one Of the bullets had gone through his head: killing him instantly. The trail of the robbers was abandoned and the posse brought their dead companion to Lords burg. A coroner's jury hearing the evidence pronounced the killing acci dental.
 Frank NJ. Galloway was about forty yesrs ot age. He came to New Mexico from Philadelphia sbout seven years ago. He wac printer by trade, and had at one time published paper in DemiBg. For several years he has been engaged in mining at White Signal, where be has fire prospect. Under Collector Flapnigan be was line rider and was we'll acquainted with the coun- try where the trail led, hence was with the posse. He leaves 8 wife and four young children. He was 6 good | citizen, and his untimely tsking of will | be mourned by a large cIrcle of friends, | and by none more sincerely than the | unfortunste officers who were the uu- cause of his death.
 WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. 4-Returns show @ republican gsin over g2 an1 there is strong probability that the state is gone for Mckinley.
 DEs MoINEs, Ia., Nov. An the repu blicsn congressman are elected be- yond doubt with McKinles 8 plurality at 90, 1000 to 9O.0O0.
 LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4-Chairmsn Pc |, ot the republican state committee, at 10 o'clock, comedies the state to th' fusion ticket on presidential electors.
 YANKoN, s. D. Nov. 4-Tbe gain iu the Bryan vote over estimates Is 20 pei cent thus far, while MoKlnley's gain only 3 per cent. If this continue Bryon will have a majority.
 TOPEKA, Nov. 4-Chalrman Breiden- ,naI, of the ropuIist con mittee, claims hat Bryi n sut Laedv have carried the 'tste by abou' 1S,000. H. avs tn. usionists elected 6 of the s congress- nen.
 DALLAS, Tex, Nov. r. Bryan will srry this state by nearly 50,0OO with 8 lemocrstlc state ticket somewhat be- lind.
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