Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-16
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 Wilmington, N. C., Nov. I0.-A riot is in progress here today. One white man and eight negroes are re- ported killed and over a score wounded. The mayor and other republican officers have fled.
 New York, Nov. 12.-Practically complete returns on the vote for governor in the entire state give Roosevelt, republican, 8 plurality of 1858. The democratic plurality in Greater New York was 2.203.
 Paris, Nov. ll.-Echo de Paris publishes q dispatch from Toulon which says the entire French Medi- terean squadron is ready for sea. It adds that Admiral Fournier, its com mander, received a cipher dispatch last evening, whereupon he signsled to Forbin, a third class cruiser to bank her fires and her fastest torpe- do boat conveyed orders to the sd- miral commanding the squadron of the Frennch cruisers and the to pe- do boats to assembla immediately at Toulon, where all vessels are pre-
 pared for action and where the ars, = nals and ship yards have been worked all night. Later it devel- oped that Admiral Fournier had
 been summoned to Paris.
 Washington, Nov. 10.- Election returns establish with a certainty that the United States senate will have a republican majority after March f, next. The present division of the senate is, republicans 40, dem ocrats 34, populist 6, silver republi- cans s. This was changed prior to Tuesdays vote. by the republicans electing McComas of Marylnd who will succeed German, and Simon Cf Oregon, who is elected to fill 8 vac ancy. Of the present republican total 45, the terms of senators ex- pire on the 4th of March next, leav- ing 3S holdover republicans. To this number the elections of Tues day will add ten republicans surely elected and three probably elected, making a total of AS or more than a majority over the democrats, pop ulists and silver republicans. There are 21 democratic holdover senators and to this number Tuesdays elec ton adds 4 with certainty and l giving total of p votes. The populist and silver republican number s and this was Tuesday by 1 practically sure. Five state legislatures appear 70 be much in doubt, viz: Nebraska, West Virginia, Mont ana, Indiana and Washington, and are included in figuring totals.
 New York, Nov. 10.-Colonel is being talked of here to- day as a candidate for the president ial nomination against Mckinley in 1900.
 Washington, Nov. l0.-The lower house of congress is still claimed by both republicans and the opposi- ton. The democrats have gained two doubtful districts.
 London, Nov. 10.-The investi- gation of the Michigan disaster be- gan today. The trial of the assassin of Empress Elizabeth, of Austria, is also in progress.
 Stockton, Cal, Nov. 10.-Albert C. Conardy, better known as Doc" Conardy, met a terrible death this in Oakland, while switch ing in the railroad yards there. He was a brakeman on the Southern Pacific. He started toward train To meet a train as it came to meet him. In some manner be stepped between the track and an iron frog getting his foot caught and his loot caught, and his efforts to free himself were unsuccessful. The l rain was bearing down on him so last that it was too late to stop it, md the unfortunate man was snocked over by the pilot and man yled horribly.
 Chicago, Nov. l0.-The Associated l Press has received definite informa- ion as to the results in 3l4 of 357 districts. The repub- jeans have elected 157, democrats I5l and fusionists and populists 6. This leaves 43 districts in which the | figures available at l:3O p. m. today | were not sufficient to take them | rom the doubtful column.
 New York, Nov. 10.-Election bets amounting to Sl,OOO,OOO were paid lere today. Richard Croeker lost s6O, 900 betting against Roosevelt.
 Wichita, Kans., Nov. 1s.-Full iedged Creek Indians are on the war path in the Indian Territory. Two white men were killed last l night. There is much excitement over the trouble.
 Lincoln, Neb., Nov. lO.- The re- publican committee this afternoon | that they have lost this state. The legislature IS also | against them.
 Washington, Nov. ll.-All demo ,rats are inclined today to concede hat the republicans will have con- .rol of congress by st least eight, as against all parties. Intense op- position has suddenly come up against Reed, and in addition to 70 this feeling President Mckinley l g also against him for speaker Reeds defeat is therefore very