Arizona republican., 1898-11-10

Additional election returns yestar- day morning assured the election of J. F. Wilson, the democratic candidate for delegate to congress. During the day telegrams accumulated at The Re- publican office and with the accumu- lation grew Col. Wilson's majority The returns are still far from complete. but the democratic candidate is as sured of majority anywhere from 300 to GOO
 There was strong and growing hope early yesterday morning that Col. Bro die might yet be found to be elected. But localities in which he was expected to receive majorities returned, either small ones or none at all. The re ports of the night before in favor of Wilson were found not to be exag- gerated, but the figures constantly grew with returns from outlying pre- cincts. A dispatch received from Pres colt gave Wilson not less than 300 in that county. Most of it was cast at Jerome telegram from Globe gave Wilson 200 majority in Gila, county and said that the entire county ticket had been elected.
 A dispatch from Bisbee On which the republican managers had built hope gave Brodie 33S, Wilson. 336. The following dispatch showing that
 
 Benson, Ariz., Nov. 9.-Bisbee gives Wilson 336; BrcGie, 3o6; Wilcox. 218; Warner, 399; Gray, S15; Etz, 279; Tevis, 262; Cummings. 252; Woods, S55; Kindred. 33O. Ten precincts, Naco, Fairbanks, Benson. San Simon, Bowie, Wilcox, Tombstone, Pearce, Barrets Camp and Bisbee, give Wilson, 597; Brodie, 562; Wilcox, 5O4; Warner, 639; Gray, 567; Etz, 542; Tevis, 459; Woods EQc- Ki16ro1 533"
 The republicans elected one council man, Warner defeating Wilcox, the Rough Rider, and one assemblyman. Woods
 It was evident on Tuesday night that Wilson had carried Mohave county, but no figures were given and it was believed the majority would be small Late yesterday afternoon returns from all precincts except Fort Mohave swelled the majority to 285.
 Tucson precinct, 1,026 votes, gave Brodie 546, Wilson, 480. The only other returns from Pima county were from Greaterville and Pantano. In the former Brodie got 13, Wilson 10. The latter gave Brodie 15, Wilson 2. It is estimated that Brodie's majority in the county will be about 100. The entire ticket, county and legislative, is believed 10 nave been eIScleu.
 No definite figures were received from Graham county. Eight precincts of seventeen gave Brodie 288, Wilson 402 The estimated vote of the county Is 1,600. It was believed on Tuesday night when the returns from Graham were first received giving Wilson a re- duced majority in the Gila valley that 1t would be further reduced, if not off set by the returns from Clifton, Mo renci and Me4calf. \ dispatch from Stafford yesterday afternoon stated that those precincts casting Q vote OG 450 had gone for Wilson and Ben Clark, the democratic candidate for sheriff.
 Returns not yet quite complete from this county give Brodie majority not far short of 100. Yuma gives him as much and elects the republican county and legislative ticket, returning Hon. Harry Carpenter to the council, who is equal to about seven. or majority.
 Accurate figures regarding the legis- lative fight in the various counties have not been received. IL is be lieved, though, that tha Twentieth legislature will be slightly demo- cratic.