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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
OHIO REPUBLICANS WIN Bushnell Has a Good Plurality and Hanna Safe. NEW YORK GONE. As Are Also Several Other States. Republicans Sat
 isfied.
NEW YORK GONE.

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 3.-The result o
 the election in Ohio is still in doubt. With more complete returns today than were obsainsbls last nighs it Is evident it will require an offiolal count to sstis- fy bhe contestants. The closeness of the election hss o4ussd intsnss feeling and the cry of fraud.
 This afternoon the Dam uooratic state committee no longer claims the election of their state sicket but announces that their majority in she legislature on joinS ballot will not be less than six and may possibly be nine. Chairman Nash this afternoon stated that the Repu bli- can plurality on she state tickeS will be from 12, 1000 to 15,00O and that the Rs- publiosns will have @ majority of at least three on joint ballot h the legis- labure. One of the doubtful counties has been DslewaFe, which this afternoon reported the election of ehe Republican candidate by 26 plurality. Chairman Nash announced that the legislature would stand 75 lRepublicans and 70 Democrats.
 CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.-A careful oom- pilstion of the vote for governor made from returns received from all sources up to 2p m indiosse 8 plurality for Bushnell approaching 25,000.
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 3.-Oolonel Dick, Senator Hsnne's manager, is unsweRv- ing in his claim that Ssnstor Hanna will have as lease 75 votes on the joint bailos Of tha Legislature. His claim Is Rerublicans 76, Democrats 66, doubt fOl
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
MAR YLAND.
The Democrats Will Name the New
 Senator.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-With ssmi- official returns from all coun ties in the state except Ss. Msry's and: Calvert and fairly good estimates from there the Democrats appear to shave elected enough members to the nsxs Lsgisls- suFe to give them msiovity:ot five on joint ballot aud 50 ensure them United States senator to sucoeed:ESenstor Cor man. The Democrats eppeF to have a total of sixsy-one legislstivs.votes while bhe Republicans hays ftty-six. The State Senate will be- Republican by 6 probable majority. of six, while She Democrats appear 50 have captured the lower House by majority of nine.
 BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 3.-A l o'clock today it looks ss if the political com plexios of the Maryland Legislature may hinge upon the result of Oslvert county from which neither, party hes yes had any definite returns.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
BUTCHER WEYLER.
The Spanish Government After
 Him. WILL BE COURT MARTIALED Unless He Can Make Satisfactory Explanation of His
 Utterances.

MADRID, Nov. 5.-Fhe Spanish Gov ernment, as result of the deliberations of the Ministers over the uttersnoes of General Weyler, has come to the de- cision to tFY him by court martial, no matter where he lands, if he confirms the accuracy of the press reports of his utteFenoes The commanding officers st all the ports of the Spanish kingdom have been instructed to demand of General Weyler She moment he can be communicated with the. exact terms of the speech he delivered in reply to she manifestation ss Havana on the occas- ion of his embsTkation for Spain on Sunday.
 The steamer Mentzsrrate, on which General WsyleF sailed for Spain, reach ed Gibsrre, on the northwest coast of Cuba, with her engines disabled and she may be compelled to return to Hsvane, in which case it is not unlikely that there will be interesting develop ments.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
NEW YORK.
The Democracy iCarries the. Entire
 State.

The Democracy Carries the. Entire
 State.
 NEE YORK, Nov 3.-The result o
 the first mur icipsl election in Greater
 New York has completely reversed the
 conditions of 1896, when MoKinley's
 plurality in the same territory was 56.865. The plurality of Van Wyck
 the Tammsny candidate foEs Mayor, is
 about 65 900 and the entire ticket Is elected with mejoFitiss. ranging from 10000 to 10000. OoleF's, plurality over
 Fitz, Rspu blicsn. for Comptroller, is oveF 100000. Both Vsn Wyck and Coler wereIfree silver sdherents in 1S96
 Alton B. Parker, Democrat, for Judge of the State Court of Appeals, carried Greater Nav York by 106,000 and his plurality over Wallace, Republican, will not be less than 1Os 900, insuFiDg his election and Democratic success in the State. The vote for Tracy, Republican Msyorslity candidate, wss divided by the candidacy of Seth Low upon the Citizens sicket. Low was second in the race and Tracy third. The George vote was inoonsiderable, the death of sheir leader evidently disintigrated his following and thousands evidently voted for Tammany's candidates.
 The offioial vose for Mayor. is ss fol- lows: Van Wyck. .235, 800, Low 149.s75. Tracy 101.S .S33, Gsorge 20. s32.
 ALBANY, Nov. 3,-Rsturns from the state which are coming in slowly dem onstrste Rspublioan lsndslides of the past two years have been reversed, if not giving as large majority for the Democrats. as least by she changing of something like 24O,O00.
 Governor Blacks plurality in the state last year was over 100000. John Palmer, Secretary of State, won the year previous by over 100000. The indics- tions-are thss these snoFmous pluFali- ties have been swept away and 6 reverse plurality of between 30.O00 and 5O,OOO given. The greatsss surprise of She returns are the greas gains made h the Assembly by the Democrats. Many of them being in counties and districts where there was no expectations on the part os She Democratic manager of winning. The Republicans attribute these gains to the heated municipal and trading of votes. The returns indicate shat the Re publioans will still control the Assem ply although by @ largely decreased msjori. ! sy. More surprising bhan she rsnuRns 0n state and Assembly distFics tickets were the results oe ID unicipsl campaigns n the large oisiss. Nav York, Buffalo. l Rochester, Bimghsmpton. Syracuse, Utica, Albany. Troy aud Schenectady | sleceed Democratic mayors.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Lasest retusns on of the assembly, lower house 1f the state assembly, give the Demo- ;rats 62 members. Republicans s2, oisi- zeus' union 8. Ia the last assembly the Republican majority wss 76. The | senate which holds over, has 8 Rspuou- ,an majority of 20 Of 21 aldermen slected in Greater New York five are Republicans and sixteen Democrats.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
HELD OVER TO THE GRAND
 JURY.
JoTn s. Anderson and Son and J. g. Kerrick Tried for Cattle
 Stealing.

Deputy Sheriff D8venpogs came in this morning from Gile Band with Josiah s. Anderson, bound over to await the action of the grand jury on 8 chsrge of cattle stealing Mir. Ander- son wes arrested with his father, John s. Anderson and J. s. KeFRick on g charge of stealing eighteen head of stock from W. J. Mitchell. Judge Kib- bey had been sent to Gila Bsrd to prose cute the prisoners and succeeded iu having then ell bound over to the gran d jury, she cider Anderson in the sum of $500 and the son S12O0 and J s. Ker- rick 5000 The elder Anderson end Kerriok furoishad the bonds and the younger Anderson came to Phoenix in custody Of the Deputy Sheriff and gave bonds here.
 From what can be learned there has been more or less cattle stealing going on for years in the country beyond Gils Bsrd and almost every year arrests have been m ads but DO convictions had. This tiuae MF. Kibbey says he is cons fdent of convictiug all three Of She prisoners, es the evidence Is to hls mind very conclusive
 While at the depot at Gila Bend last night the prisoner assaulted Mr. Mitchell, the prosecuting witnees, and ne will be taken back to Gils Bend this evening to stand srial for assault.
 There is considerable excitement ir +ha enuntrv about Gl!e Bend over this ease and sll cez.le men gre going armed It is expected that trouble will eDeue should she Mitchell and Anderson factions come together. and the officers will keep close watch upon the princi- pals in the case.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

"WE HOPE that the earnest plea for s statehood made by ATizoEs ID the an nnsl report of her Governor, will bear fruit during he approaching session of Congress. The territory now hes all the essen sial elements of population, wealth, in teIligepce end true American ism. She has double the population of Nevada, which has been state thirty three years. By ell meabs edd another star to tbe feld Of the spspgisd bsDneR to represent our ne'gb bor; but charge the name cu sJmiseion day, for it is 8 misnomer The tsrfitory is got the arid zone t vss thought to be when named. Is ie ouly eemi-erid es to rainfall, and it's ricbbess in vegitstioD is only beginning to bs realized. land F'dcts
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

HoN. MARK SMITH IS in the city on his wsy to Los Angeles. He enterteius little hope foF statehood. He regards the committee op Territories in She House as adverse to the Territorial in- terests, especially to the snmiesion of Territories to statehood. There is not 6 man On the Committee on Territories from west of the Mississippi river except our Arizona Delegate.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

A POLITICAL inteEiopeF IS one oS the
 kind Of Individuals for which Arizona 1 hes no ues. It must be with very grinding spirit of ssIt debasement that
 s1 eastern rlsn will accept an office Bod allow biueelf to be thrust emonR people uho be knows have no welcome
 for him ss en official and nothing but
 con 5eD pt for hIm s man that be thus
 intrudes himself among thsm. The
 fact is he dilibeFsteiy irsults the iu-
 telIieence of the people of the Territory
 by permitting himself to be thus used
 and entirely destroys that respect for official authority and position that should and does go with position filled by the choice of the people. The sys- tenn of appointing outsidsrs to TerFi- torisl positions cane into use when the Territories swere pr snmed to be too | igaoranb and vicious to govern them l salves and for the ' .rpose ot creating | a6 1isiona al pap fog tt ose who would &C., capt #. Ire Ifrst e1 use has long since dieappe eered. The Territories gre TOW generally filled by the nost intelligent people of the east, straight from the pest of eastern families; men who have osen willing to come to the Territory, identify themselves with and make themselves worthy of the trust and con- ideuoe Of the people before seeking positions among their felloE citizens. Arizona has 10 use for political inteFs opeFs end sizes them up ss they eeIly are.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
NEBRASKA
The Fusion Ticket Defeats the Re-
 pubIicans

LINCOLN, Neb, Nov 3.-Additiopa al precinct returns in the Ssete did nOs change the figures given last night, in dicsting the fusion plurality exceeding shat of 1896, which was about 1l,O00. At fusion headquarters the same claims as Iaas night of plurality of from 20, 900 to g, 900 are main tained. Secretary SizsF of the Republican committee would not coacsds this TOT even admit defeat. Many of sre leading Rspnb- lican workers however accepted tne Fs- turns st hand es celtain indications of defeat of Post, Rspu blicsp, for Supreme Judge. and the remainder of the State ticket.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

TEE figures show that in the most of the states holding elections She demo- cratic vote. has been practically the same es 1t was last year in the pFesi- dential election, while the republican vote has fallen of outstwenty five per cent. That meens that the repu olicsns did not turn cut to the election and that the!democrats turned outto man.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

SENATOR TELLER of Uoiorsdo is get ting back into the republican camp after his little populietic eecspnde. He is today practically CD the St. Louis platform with both feet; reports are silent ss to the tears on this fast move.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
SOUTH DAKOTA.

The Republicans Elect Five Judges.
 SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Nov 3.-In the eight judicial circuits in this state the Republicans elsos five judges, the Dem oorats one and the Populists two In the Black Hills circuit. The Republican victories came as surprise to the Re- publiosns ss we'll ss the opposition.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
LIVE STOCK BOOM.

The live stock business seems to hay,
 been gradually getting itself into shape
 for indefinite continuation Of the pFes-
 ent lively business and good prices. A
 most importsnt live stock trade has
 sprung up with England and the Con- | tinent as is evidenced by the fact that
 all the freight room fog cattle on the ! t-sosatientic steamers has been con
 tFacted for during a year, beginning
 January 1, 1898, from Nav York, Phil sdelphis and Baltimore and some of
 the lines have made contracts for two years. Ia short the live stock freight room on transatlantic lines hes been coEnered and syndicate will control shat important trade. That it is i'm portGnS and growing more so every week is evidenced in the fact of the corner and considerable control ot She ssade thus gained That there will be numerous ''trs mp" vessels not connect ed with the regular lines,engaged in the trade goes without saying. That there never WAS 6 brighter outlook for live stock interests in the United States l than there ie today, receives new con- frmation continually. Up to the pres sns time live stock shipments to Europe l has bean expeRimented but that 1t has passed that stege needs no further evi- fence thsn what We have written above which gives the live stock expors sibus- ion fully. The export live etook trade ,es come to stay and must largely in iFenee the demand for beef cattle.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
KENTUCKY.
Swings Back Into the Democratic
 Column.

swings Back Into the Democratic
 Column.
 LOUISVILLE, Nov. 13. - Kentucky wheels into She Democratic column agsln by majority of over 25OOO. The reports show $. J. Shsokelford, the Silver Democratic nominee for Appel late Court Clerk, will have fully 25,00O, if not 30000, majority. and that the Silver Democrats will have a majority of over twenty-five in the two houses of the General Assem biy.
 Louisville, which has not gone Dsno- Democratic nominee for Mayor. about 2500 majority and, with the exception of three nominees, gives their whole tiokss elected.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
UTAH.

The Republicans Do Not Fare so
 Badly.
 SALT LAKE. Utah, Nov. 3.-The oiti- zsns OF reform party has elected the mayor and sudisor. The Democrats elected recorder and eIghs lmem bsrs of the council.
 OGDEN. Usah, Nov. s. The Demo- craes have elected 6 mayor by twenty msjority. Tne R 'publicsns elecaed all She other city officers, including six of the ten members of the council.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE beautiful custom of the observe- tion of Thanksgiving Dsy, that one day of all the year made sacred to the American home. will be observed by Canada as well as the United States The Canadian Govern ment shes chosen the last Thursday of Novem ber, ,ihe day long established by custom in the United States. ThepkegiviT Dey is purely sn American religious and social festival, established by the early New Enelsnd forefsthere. It has become more than nstionsl.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

GEN. BLANCo hss arrived in Cuba and Weyler after betrayipg and sssessi- mating one of the ubsn Gererels has left She, ,isIend for Srein std Lot bis too soon.for bis own safety.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
IOWA ERECT.
Republicans Elect Sta @ Officers and
 LegisIa ture.

LeGisIa ture.
 DEs MONIES. Is., Nov. 3.-Chsirman McAillen says that the vote Is as fol : lows n that stste: Rspu blicsns 223. GOO, Democrats 100000, Prohibition 1000, Gold Democrats 5000, Populists 5000. The Democrat gain is an average of 307 to the county. The Democrat state committee comedies Shaw's election by l5o0O, but gains gre claimed in the legislature. Chairman Walsh admits there will be 39 Republicans in the senate. counting the newly elected mem- oers erd ,hA hoidove Fs The Demo crsts cleim 3S mem bers oe House and shs R pub 0 SIS conseds them 37.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

GEoReIA felt tbet she would be un happy without au election this yeer so she continues her legislature in session just to keep things lively.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

JUDGE HACKNEY, the veteran editor of the Globe Sitter Belt, rasse d the eighty-thifd milestone Of life or Octo- ber 30. The Judge ie quite hale yet foR man of that sge, and on occasion makes he,editorial columns of the SII- ger Belt bFistle with bright, sound ideas, fresh and pungent as in his more youth ful days on the tripod
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
OHIO IN LINE
The State Ticket Conceded to the
 Republicans

AH0 SsHhO 1ICAou OOHC6u6U 70 the
 Republicans
 COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 4.-The Repub bli- can committee on revised figures given out ss noon claim republican plurality of 24, 79S for Bushnell for governor. The Dispatch (independent) makes ths re- publican plurality 2s,44s. While the state ticket is no longer in dispute, in- teFest ia the vote in close counties on members of the legislature is increasing. Republinans ckeFss that g.oss frsnds have already been committed in several counties and that ad 1itionsl frauds are being attempted today.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

"SwALLow" is a mighty suspicious nsme for prot ibition candidate to go under but the prohibition candidate for Treasurer of Penney lvsnia seems to have the courage to attempt it. How ever by election reports from that state today be has not been one of the swsl- lows that "homewaFd fly" on thie occe- sion; he was tipped out, under the bag.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

CRoRER is reported to have dropped S600,000 on the Eoglish turf. Report does not say whether euy of it was 8 loan to the Prince of Wales or not. That transaction, however, ex xplsins why Oroker Is back at the head of Temme- ny. The old pastures are yet green and afford fine grszIpR evidently.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
CATTLE IMPORT DUTIES.

BIanoo VIII Abolish Them in Ouba
 HAVANA, Nov. 5. - Capt. General BlAuoo will shortly issue a decree sbolishing for two months import duties on cattle.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE Rspu blicans of the Third ward should be at the polls tomorrow. Their fellow townemsn, MT, John I. Brooks, who has permitted them to nominate him for the council has right to ex- pecs their entire and cordial support. There is no reason why be should not be elected if his fellow Republicans stand up for him ss they should.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
NEW YORK ALL RIGHT.
The Republicans Sure Of the Legis-
 lature.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Rssasns os mem bers of the lower house of the state legislature are complete from all but eight districts, which are in New York and Kings counties. These show the election of 79 Rspu blioans, 61 Dsae- orats and two Citizens Union. Should the remaining eight districts all be car Pied by the Democratic nominees, which is not probable, she Republicans would still have majority of eight in the AssemblV
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
OUR UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT.
Prof. M. W. Parker of Pasadena
 Accepts the Position.

Accepts the Position lard W. Parker, Vioe- President of Throop Polytechnic Institute, today accepted the presidency of the TsrritoF- ial University of Arizona. The position pays S2,5O0 8 year and perquisitss: Gov. MyFon H. MoOord and ex. Cover nor Hughes of Arizonsare in the oity today for the sole purpose of securing Prof. Parker, who was formerly mayor of this city and always prominent in educational orioles. Ills takes charge next week.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE Populiste s,em to have fsred badly on Tuesday lest. One was elect- ed in yiEss.nia snd ele in Sauth Da-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
east.

TAMMANY is in the saddle in Greater New York, es has been anticipated. That fact will, however, cary Greater New York for the Republican ticket in the next presidential campaign. Tam msny's ride will begin January l, 1898, and will last four years
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE fact inst the figures in the cleo tion just past compared with those Of a year sgo showing copclusively that re- publicens did rot turn cut on fast Tues day should knock good deal of the soul out of the deuccs alto successes in the
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE Los Angeles Mieing sDd Sock Exchange has moved to cen modious quarters in the Henns building, corner of Third and Spring streets in that city. This exchange cffers the most oonven- lent market for Arrzona miners and should receive their attsn tioD.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

WHILE our Democratic cotem porsry concludes that free silver ues the issue shat carried acme of the Democracy to triumph in the eastern States it fails to account for Gorman'e success in Maryland, ,sShew'es success in Iowa, the entire straight anti-free silver ticket in Mssssch usetts, iu Michigan, in Pennsyl- vsnis, and in Virginia, snd for Bush nell's success. in Ohio even with the pFeseuee of Bryan, the sI Iosile Of free aud unlimited silver. There is TO use 70 deceivs ourselves CT others in this matte, silver msy be the next Preei- dencial ieeue tut the eIe c.ion just pess- =d does not indicate it either on the part of Repu biicars OF Democrats who nave been successful in the east. Even
 he TammBny ticket was divided on bat propagation and men on both sides sf :he proposition were elected, and all Oemoc sts. Popuiists were elected DO wners
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

ARIz INA hes very remarkable way of selecting 6 President for her Univer- sify
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

ERR1NG Kansas IS comiug back to reason and her first love.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Money Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 .-Silves certifi- oates 57 O 5s15; bar silver 571s; Mexican dollars 421S.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

Csscarets stim late liver, kidueys and bowels. Never sicksns. weaken or gripe. 1Oc.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
'' Just as
 Good

as Scott's and we se1 it much cheaper" is a statement sometimes made by the druggist when Scott's Emulsion is called for. This shows that the druggists themselves regard
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Oh, How Thankful

Pain Wa1 Maddening and Hope
 Had Been Abandoned Wonder
 fui Results of Purifying the Blood.
 " A very severe pain came in my left knee, which grew worse and worse, and finally sore broke out above the knee. It discharged a great deal and the pain from my thigh down was maddening. Large, hard, purple spots appeared on my leg. l suffered in this way for years, and gave up all hope of ever being cured. My wife was reading of case like mine cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and she advised me to try 1t. I began taking it and when I had used a few bottles I found relief from my suffering. Oh, how thankful I am for this relief am stronger than have ever been in my life. l am in the best of health, have good appetite and am g new man altogether" J. P. MOORS, Lisbon Falls Maine
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
OoL0RAOO REPUBLICAN.
The Centennial State Elects a Re-
 publican Judge.

DENVER, Nov 3.-The: state returns ara mssgFe bus nd dioasioGs are of the rseIsotioo of Chas. D. Hayt, Republican, supEems iudg5 by 1900 majority over Wn- E. G4bosEt. Populjst-DemocFst The entire slivsr R publican ticket was elected 10 shis oounty,w which gave Hsgt also 5000 majority.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN.
The Legislature Is Safe to the Party
 Corrected Figures.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4. 4.-CorFeotsd figures in Talbot county insure the election of the entire repu bliosn legislative delsga- tion from that county. The change in- suFes the lower house to the republicans by AT votes to 43 for the democrats and ate and @ majority of l on joint ballot.