Weekly Phoenix Herald, 1882-11-10

r.JLECTIOY KETIKX. Delaware. Wilmisgtos, Nov. 8 .The Dem- ncrata elect the Governor and Con- jfr-ssme:i by a small majority. 3f assar.hasatt. Bostosc, Nov. 8. The whola Re- I publican t.cket i elocte.l except BUh;p. The majority in the State ticket is estimated at 13,00). Blieulsaaa . Dstroit, Nor. 8. Keturns are in complete. It is estimated that the Republicans carry the entire State ticket by about 1,30-J. Both parties cliira the Governor The Republi Republican - can Republican doubtlt-ss control both branche of the Legislature. Hlnaieaota. St. Pasl, N.v. 9. Returns indi- ' cate the election of fire Republican Congressmen; litre districts am in doubt. Tue Legislature will prob bly stand: Senate Republicans 34 Democrats 10, Inpepcndunts an Grcanbackers 3. . Ilause Republic cubs 76, Democrat 23, Indspcnd- eats 3 . Sllssaarl. St. Louis, Nor. 9. It appears now that Mueouri send a solid Demo cratSc Dcleir tion Ho Congress. WLaeonsIa Milwaueie, Nov. 9. Rep ubli cans elect 3 Coaresiinea, Demo crat3 3, doubtful 1. Xtw namsshlre. Cohcobd, Nov. 8. It is claimed that Hale, Republican, is el acted Governor by a majority of 10,003 This R puHicans have eleete t both Congressmen. The Legi.lature is Republican, THI L AT a ST Concord, Nov. 8. Revised re turns from 223 towus give lUIe 37, 510, Edjerly, 33,17-t; ctterinj 921 Hale's majority probably cannot be reduced below .253. Havae and Hay, Rpublicaa Candidates for Congress, are elected. Timtiataaa. Tombstojcb, Nov. 8. Returns in this county ro ne i.i slowly. Oary's majority is about 300, Horton's about 130. Tue entire County ticket is elected, excepting tiie Sli erilf, one Supervisor, and one Assemblyman Psescott, Nov. 8. Returns fram 19 precincts give Oury 614, Porter 723; Horton 531, Davis 78i. Pre empts to be heard front will increase the Democratic vote la-gely. F areaee. Florence, ior. 8. Oury gets from 273 to 300 majority in this couaty. Davis a. id Hortoa are rery close;- felin aa 1 Diris are al.-o very clojs. Detn-iey, for Treasurer, has ab mt 2i majority ocr Braily. Doran and Gabriel arj viry close wi;U chance ia f ivor of Dorn. Thomas, for Recorder, is eleete.l by at lea-it 15-3 m ijori y and Hardesty, f ,r Diict At.orney, by about the same. Gila ronnty. Gr.oE, Nov. 8. At 8:30 p.m. Oiiry's majorltr ia Gi.'a ounty is 83 Stanton atd Richmond Isin. Re Re-pu'jlicin - pu'jlicin Re-pu'jlicin precinata, are to bi heard from, which will probably reduce it a few votes. Republican candidates for Sh-'riif, Recorder, and Public i Administrator are elected. Thn DemocraU have elwfe.l R.pr.sent- .. '. . ' o1" District Attorney; 723 votes were j,0iic(i. Plnaa Caaaty Tccsow, Ncv. 9. In Tucson Pre Precinct, - cinct, Precinct, Porter' majority over Oury is 30; D ivis over Hortoa, 51. The en entire - tire entire ticket goes Republican except Pro bate-Judge. Tccsoy, Nov. 9. Reports from eiiht precinct, including Tucson, put Forter and Oury exactly even and Davis a majority of 48. Forter will have a small majority over Ou y in the Cojnty, and Horton i, badly beaten. Illinois. Chicago, Nov. 8. Ths canvass is progressing sloly. As n-;ar as can be estimated the Legislature stands: Republicans 37, Democratic 14. House Republicans 80, Democrats 73. Republicans elect-13 Congress-" men and the Democrats 7. Later Reports show the ticket largely scratched. The Republicans claim the State by 20,000. Hebraaka. Omaha, Nov. 8. Careful esti estimates - mates estimates place the Republican majori ty on the State ticket at from 12,000 to 15,000. ' Clrado. Dexvkr, Nov. 8. Latest indica indications - tions indications are that Ground (Dem ) and Bedford are elected. It is conceded that the State has gone for ground by 503 .majority. The Senate and House are still in doubt. '1 his is the most bitter fight Colorado has ever known. IlnmboIaU County, Cal. Eureka, Nov. 9. Estee will carry this county by a small majority Napa, in six out of twelve precincts, gives it majority for Estee of 185; E tgenon 151; Morrow 75; Dellaven 145. The precincts to hear from will reduce the republican majority. Freina. Cal. Frksn-o, Nov. 9. Thirteen pre precincts - cincts precincts show a ma ority for Sloncman of 103. The Democra:ic Railroad Commissioners an 1 Congressmen are running ahead of the ticket. Han Kranciseo. San Fraxcisco, C !., Nov. 9 The collecting of reiur -s sho-vsthc Dem Dem-cent - cent Dem-cent have c irried the !'tate by a hands me majority, probably five thousand. Tlier havtj ejected the Congrresemen, witii the exception of th Ser-ond District, where Page is probably succes-'fu', although the contest is close, and hive madu a claan sweep in Sa i Francisco. The inures rary on the Mayoralty, an ! it it is not ceituin who is ahead.

but it is probable that the Demo- crats have a working maj irity ia both houses. The Prohibition tick ct cut no tijture. Kan Aaln ObIpt, CI. San Lcis Obisp-j, Nov. 9. Stone- man and the Democratic ticket have a good majority in this county Fennsrlra ! PHILADELPIItA, Nov. 9. The Pests places the text Congrats i on i I Delegation as follows: Republi Republicans - cans Republicans 10; Democrats 12. PniLADELPaiA, Nov. 8. The Tim$ estimates Patterson's plurali ty for Governor at 405. The Prtis estimates it from 25,003 to 30,000. Itmaas. Kansas Citt, Nov. 9. Returns are very incomp ete, but indications are that St. John, lha Itepubl can candidate, is defeated. The State t.cket aside from the Governor, is pro bably elected. IUInla. Chicago, Nov. 9. Reports from all over the Statu show the tickat to be largely scratches. The Republi Republican - can Republican State Commitiee claims the State by 20,000 law. Iowa Citt, Nov. 9. It is estimat ed the entire Repub ic-n Congres Congressional - sional Congressional Delegation is eleet.-d. with the exception, perhaps, of .Farwell in the secon dsdilrict. - Des Mjixes, Nov. 9 The Repub Republicans - licans Republicans elected 8 Conijressuien. The Democrats 1, and doubtful i. laiflanaw I Twdiaxapoi.I3 Nov. 9. Tan latest returns indicate a Democratic ma. jority in this State of 3,03J. The Democrats elect C ngressmeu in the 2nd, 3d. 4th, 5, and 12th districts, and the Republicans ele:t in the 1i,7l!i, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and 13 h dis tricts. The 8th aad 9tU are doubt doubtful. - ful. doubtful. Xew Yorlt. Nnw Yoitx, Nor. 9 The to'al City vote, except the 8th elactioa district, give Flgir 48,972, Cleve Cleveland, - land, Cleveland, 122.92J. Ki York, Nov. 9 The Demo crats have elected 30 Congressmen ; the Republicans, 31. The indica tions are that the Democrats will have a maiority in the Assembly. It is now eiaiinea tual Ulevclanc m tjoruywiu ne atiout l,0OJ. T ie Entire Democratic State ticket is elected. . Nk w Tori, Nov. 9. The Tim ts gives the following summary of the 43:h Congress: Repub :ieans 127: Democrats 193. '" . New Yoas, N-.v. 9 The Ti na Estimates Cleveland's majority in the State for Governor, at 190,000. Manth Carolina. Ciiarlkstox, Nov. "Returns indi cate the election of.'(ix Democratic Congressmen. Little interest is f. It n the election except for Congress men. Maryland. Baltimore, Njv. 9. The Demo. ruts e'ecs. three Congressmen and th"! Republicans three a gaia of two Republicans. Lsmatana. Sn.r.vEPORi, Nov. 9. Very lit'.Te iterct is takeu.in the election The Republicans co'i-ede the aieciiaa of five Democratic Congressmen. Xrsn. Carolina. Ralkigh, Nov. 9. The latest re- turns indi ate that, the Democrats will carry the S'ate by an increaaed majority, aa I control the Legisla ture, wnich cleets a Senator. 3tew Jersey. Tricntox, Nov. 9. The LegNla- me will probably stand: Senate, Republicans, IS ; Democrat', 9. As sembly, Democrats, 34'; Republicans, 26. Alabama. Mobile, Nov. 9. A special to the Register indicates conclusively a clean Democratic Congressional del- gition. News from Will cox. "Willcox Nov. 9. A very pleas ant affair took place here at the res idence of D. H. Smith, on the morn- ng of the six h. Miss Josephine Farillo was married to Mr. Heiman F. Handy, the ceremony being per formed by Justice Nichols. Last night fifteen tramps boarded the outbound emigrant train at Dr -. goon Summit. The train men were nabie to stand them off, but with the assistance of the pas-engers suc ceeded in clearing the train, after a serious fight. No oaescrio.isly hurt except by a few black eyes. Coyote scalps are worth three dol lars at this place. Two young men found it worth ten dollars each to hoot at them. LOCAL LIVES. Cnpt. Hancock is oil on a trip to McDowell. The general talk about town is on the election. Agun, Calient and Webb, yet un- eard from. H. H. Scott." of Vulture, arrived in town yesterday. Verde returns in, but not definite. Varj ing reports given. "We learn with regret that Judge C. A. Tweed is seriou.-ly iil. .Local issues have figured largely in most of the Statu elections. An official count will probablv be neees-ary to d 'termine whether Stin Stin-son - son Stin-son or Webb is elect, d to the Legis Legis-lature, - lature, Legis-lature, also the Ri co:d rship. Mr. R. H. Robert-s, of Castle Creek, -livid in town yesterday and rc- fx rts that region as on the eve of a splendid opening up in the copp er jiness. Mr. Latourette. who came in from Vtrrle io-lay. re .rts a taudoff in that precinct, (xcept in ase i f Re-i camler, Mr. Kirk and petting 3, Os-j orne none. Six voles were cast.

J, 06PER, S. A. MORFOltD. GOSPEfl & WOrtFCRD, Propri.tois. . .. MORTOltD, E4!teraa1 Mfr. Pabiixkcd rrr avcaiag xct Rmt Stthecripr? Rates. 1It RrId. tar w.k. sue- Dillr -U tri!... f 5t: DuiJy Herald, Mt;M;.;;ti.r vre.aiy uenii, tare. k.t. f l.r; Weekly erald. tx months, Weekly Herald, aaa y.ar, Jii.l Arrtr it thi Ornci r.a iiTiumia ai Job Hath. TVIs paper oa il at all tha Priaetpal awtpapAr Aracitia laa Praaciaca aa Eastern Ciliaa. B . ak.a Marcaati' Errkamja, la aar labial 9aa Frmiiciao Ajeai. J. at. Ba'xa. 41 fa- k Si, will act aa air it c w Tare Agam. Friday. Sav. lO. 1KSS The Bemocra'i : mr.jmity of lt,- C .0 in California ha comedown juit7J33. Or the nineteen States holdin ele-ilioaa oa last Tussliy, the Ro- pu')Iicn hire virtually carried ten, as follow: Xsrylaad. New Jersey a stand;. AT, New Hampshire, Mass a- cliusctt, Michigan, Mianesota, Wia- consin, Eanas, Illinois and Iowa, Tke Kepublicaas Lave also probably elected a mnjoritf of the Asscinb'y- men in New York. Wk hire met the enemy and we are h's. The national Republica party needed a scourfiing by way of puri iicati.,n and it has received that of which is was nit in want. Its creat priaciplei still rmi the bea con of liberty, proudly guarding redeeaaed people and from which they can net far depart and remain a nation. The piioaiples epou-ed by tha Kepubllcaa p irty are aot parti- an. but national; they are substan- tially the principles of Ike Demo cratic party, to-day, tboa?h that par y fell from power in opposing them. Scctianal party diiTerenoes there may be, but as to the great di di-lecting - lecting di-lecting principles r.f tire Ame.ic.in Repablia there ea be nua:. Of the States that have just held elections, the Republicans lose Pennsylvania, New. York and In diana, tnat went Kr-puoiican in 1839 aud raike lare j li ,a ia ila.-y land, sufSeieat to in tke the State B;uWican. As a ecnerul thin?. however, out-dilc of the. States that have goie Democratic, the Dcnocra Dcnocra-cy - cy Dcnocra-cy has increased its vo'.e i:n:mnseiy, though as a general thing it may lie attributed to local question, and lo local - cal local differences ia the Republican Tanks. The evident fraudulent manner of Folger's nomination i i Nv York'and the feeling against Coaklsng and his henchmen, drove all the eoaservatiT and bctter-claas S-ipublicaas to the Democratic tick-1 The nght against bosaism, at h head of which stood the Came Cameron - ron Cameron clan ia Pennsylvania, a fight which cat up the Republicans of that State int two distinct parties ana gave two aisunci ltepuoucan tickets, as againat the Democratic ticket, as a matter of necessity brought the Democrats out ii the lead in that Stat. The temperance question aad consequent alienation of the large foreign vote in Kansas served to reduce the Republic m majority in that State, though not to lose it lo the party. The same cause served to make the Dem-Msracy suc successful - cessful successful in California. The fight up upon - on upon tire Sunday law and the matter of prohibition has been long and bitter in that State and the espousal of the cause of the liquor men by the De Democracy - mocracy Democracy has served to control al al-. - . al-. .. . . . h, toon tne enure ioreigr. element,, x ne majorities, however, in the States that have eone orer to the enemy, are not so large as might have been expected1 from the nature of the caus- that produced them, and we ven. tnre that the general result of the late election will be to make a decid. ed Republican victory two years hence. List Tues lay was our B ill Bun ; two years hence will be the Appomattox of the Democracy. TEBKITORIAL TWIGS. California elects Democratic Con Con-pTeismn - pTeismn Con-pTeismn In the 1st, 3d and 4 h tricts and Pa?e in the 2nd. The next Legislature will hare about 25 Senators and 50 Assemblymen Democratic, and 15 S-emtors and 30 Assemllymea Republican. In 23 prr.-vnrts of Yavspai, Porter has a majort'y of "85; Pavis a ma majority - jority majority of 183, aad 18 n.ore prei.-incts to hear from. Present t polled 73.1 vo'ea, nnd rive Porter C3 and Davis 181 major majority. - ity. majority. Tombatone pol'pd votea, with 8V for Onrv. 741 f P rter. 760 for Horton nil D--vis 778. ?iing Onry t mnj iritv of 165 a jd Da .'is a ma majority - jority majority of 9. Cochise c?t about 2.700 vofo, of which O117 il' nnt hsve more than 200 msjn ity. -Hortoi will have H very smail majoiity in that County.

9 c a; Delega'e to Congress: J Porter.R 293 i Oury, D 272 Supt. Pub. lnstruetion: t Davis.... ...245 Horton 319 Councilmen : ( Tx-mon. D ...441 Hayden, R 100 Assemt.lv: f Holcomh, D. . . . .297 .297-I - I .297-I Webb, D 265 4S 67 56 55 64 51 61 66 50 -45 93 4 1 CnlderwoKi, R...271. I SM son. R. .280 Shi riff: ( Orme, D. Gray, R , Recorder: J Osborn, D.. . . 5 ... .KirKiand," rt-,.., Treaurr: ) Kemper, D. . . . . .Shaw, R .. . . .370 .143 .09 62 . ..332 ...234 ..300 ..256 86 30 71 45 59 49 75 33 30 33 109 C7 53 60 District Attorney ( Raker. D. . . . Tweed. It Probate Ju ice: ( Greenhaw D. Alsap. R. .. 304 233 Purveyors: ( Miller, D ..297 , Hancock, R 83 Supervisors : f Herrick, R 337 J Smith, R .238 ") Halberr, D 236 (.Henshaw, D 'j5 Pub. Ad'm'r and Cor. j Gregorv, R 208 ( Carey, D 318. A Chnllense. Mr McGinn: Your challenge accepted by A. A. P. Fit? gibbons ac cording to the Marquis of Salisbury rules, for five hundred dollars, or a much as you can pu: up. M mo icy is up, and y.u are no good if you don't accept the challenge and put up. I am going to Cave Creek to day. Let me know when you are ready to accept the challenge, and will meet you in a twenty-four foot ring, and you can choose the place to suit your.-elf. '. A. A. P. FlTZOtBBOSS It tssaid that when a Hindon priest baptizes a lit le J abe he uses the fo lowing word: '"Little babe," tbou enterest the world w epins. while all around thee smile; contrive to iivc that you may depnrS in .rmile- whiic all sround you weep." Let" see, ihese Hindoo people ire the ones we send tracts to, are they not? Whv wouldn't it be' a cood .dea to have them send us some of the'r religion in excange for the tracts? Some of us could use a little of that krnd of reli ion to good advantage in our busir.e.-s. F-r iuntance chriMian was sent to- the house of coi reel ion last week !r kicking his little child in the head with the heel of his boot. Ex. iFrora Wednesday's Dailt. piicsoix -panctKCT. School Trustees: Lin vile, 307- - buger, 287 .McDonald 274 Fo a ler 24 I I Greg ry, 209 Justice of the Peace: Richards 322 Looslev 243 Morris. .... -.277 Sherm .n, 34 Barnard 200 I O'Neill 259 Consiable: (Williams ....303 Childs 304 . Gaicia 238 Brown 17 scatteriso. School Trustees: r 'oats J Ryan Cox 1 4 45 33 32 - 1 2 3 3 1 I ttro. Constable: I Smith Scu'l Trust. 1). Ko. 7 'haw, t-hin'-r, - MofHtt, , L'rv O'Neill An eig'Kh ntsrest .la the Cupel copper mine, on Cnatle Creek was sold here, a diy or two rince to a capitalist Irom the East. A smelter will be put up as oon as water is reached by the shaft row being sunk. The nerd of Castle Creek is a road", and Phoenix should at once t.tke steps to assist in building it, in order that the trade may be brought here, as there ii probability of the Copper Companies' taking hold of it and making it go directly through to Maricopa, p issing Phceaix some ten or firtei n mi.es to the west. A road will certainly be built within the next six m uth, and it depends n Phoenix whether it comes here or not. From Thuraday'a Da it. J The IIodder Patent Tablet can only be ha 1 at the Herald office. which owns the exclusive ritrht to manufacture it in this Territory. A private di-patch reports Califor nia 12,000 Democratic, San Francis. co 3,000 Democratic. Also th it the Slate of New York had gone 170,030 Democratic. We are in receipt to-day from the Treasury D.-prtment, of a report on the Gold and Silver Products of the Lulled States. The portion co i- cerning Arizona is particularly in teresting. Guns! Guns! Guns! Muzzle load. ers, breech londers, nil kinds, all kinds, all style?. Big bargains in hem a; the square tlealing house of Uncle Harris, 2,51 Kearuey, between Bush and Sutter Sts. Are yon Fxposett To malarial influences? then protect your system by usiig Parker's Gin Ginger - ger Ginger Tonic It strengthens the liver and kidneys to throw off mularisil j oisons. snd is good for general de- bility and nervous exhaustion.