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racy H[ shp SuFth, AMI charge thc uthnF third to
ltlt democracy OF the SOUTH, A!al u you have tu
work ~ get I',ls money, and IN working bl!atcr
y"nr h.nls, pnll OF thu blIs,rrs, and under every
A Noi.rENN DEMOCRATIC LIE.
ll.aughtcr.l hayr no .ioubt. l say. hut tha. this
aebt Will be paid. Wo have gos thG honur 10 ray
Or grcc,i ot lhs ipnli,o!drr. AZ hpno,t man ds.cs
moi pay money to Il. creditor #!mply hrcanss tho
s M s hJnr IT. AZ ~ M Il In 4! IT, 81 II.
creditor: iAppnl..e. 'rhr un!tsd STATUES VII NY
,Al' asLt, !os hesal'ss tas 49, ere4or l demands III
li4nitatc every debt III tho cunnnnl OF its honor,
ana ssrry cent Tl!l bs - paid Var \ destruction;
@ lie tims % iii, W put Il tusstr! I'll soasi T. saf, ~
~ speak, We GALL our nationa! debt. When VIZ
ahail bare m;lc M Z. much MT rrn''! a. there va.
p.uple-t!cn tic i,rectSacI viii BE- rcdceucd. Ws
expect 10 reAccm tue u day Of January, ls7D.
eastry as' S M Intent IT, ~ G1ss ss u T. aud @
II We fatt, Ne will tni III hsalusr ia!ls 10 lake
fort Eh ;apon 'Hs apa'!s With 'ns d.. r re- e;
ray ihat w cannot Jay te acLt, Ircauto there Is
,Ay axe,! "hrn .io debt i 10 " paid: /
has 10 give ny nois: md ,ceolleci di.tlpely thal
every u.an eyst ga Essc my n9e 7" Insisted that
n, N IT, nas a. at5s e .e b. e
espes,;. I'D. 70 pay that l.,!e no:s: !nssyr am!of.
bcins ind,.strIuus,1 1iisat i, would Interiors wih
my honesty, Or with ny, activity. y. win my dY:
| blrG lO GaatHRthG kunt lcIlL. fsW II GHy ulAH Ill
ths crowd owed yuu 81, Gu0, tlMu thu LIT dny ot
! nuxt JunuAry, aud Av should como 10 yoM
anh suy, ~ want to pay tlat debt. but
no,e," '.Why." you would say. "wby," hs
would reply tn il.e language Of ridden. ~ havu
got p t1ake w!su preparation" '.'rhen,," yum
wontA tay, why don't you do III. >. liut cult
not tn II W1flo you llay9 thRt tlnto In that note. "
| Another thug, hu says. ~ lASc tO get the CEN
llal reservoir u coln"-nud. do you know, have
always thought should like IL scs Tho nenocrAlic
pnriy arount! rSnttal Reservoir VI cotn. Laugh
icr. would llke to see IT,. supposu this ttchtor
aluu told you, - wpns tho daae out Of Tint
note, because have got 70 con!u ut IL
| by j. very s1uw anu very gradual pro-
CS-4." '.Wcal." yun would reply, ~ Lont
rare how slow or liuW gradual you aFc, provide.
| yuu come TuHnl by tho tine thu n0to is due ="
that would YOU think VI a man WAa Mautcd the
| Iiule 0ul uf u I,utpy Ynu wuut.! think hr was u
| mixture u r4schl Atl Democrat Laughter. |
NJ. my friends. wu arc Eoiny - pay tnat money.
Erlry nun that h!s u1t u u0nI, agrcenuacx sluRr,
MT rtcase upun the h1nos o! thc lsepAbliean par.
ty, las gut mortgage upan tho host conl lAeMt Of
thu earth, and every spcar " grass Oh his cunt-
nunt IL ;:uurSuteu lAat The debt will rAta Esusy
particle Ut coal laiu away b. ,hHt old MlseF. the
Sun, years aud years ,asot T. q gssaEantao
thu gold and I'll, ts lu thu SHOW ;cAppsd scr1a Ne.
yuaas waiting for Tho msncts pick ~ give hask tho
Ealh VI tas Gait, ,-ese1y eunee II Eu1san'ss lhAt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
HAYES AND WHEELER.

Rutherford B. Hayes, The Republican
nominee for President, is native Of
Ohio, born in 1922, and consequently
now 81 years of age. lie studied law and
entered upon the practice Of his profes-
sion at Cincinnati. When the rebellion
broke out he held the office of City Solic
itJr Of Cincinnati, which he resigned to
enter the army. He was chosen Major
Q. an Ohio regiment, and was promoted
for meritorious and distinguished seryi-
cos in the field until he attained the rank
Of Bigadier- General. His army record
is highly honorable one. III 1886 while
yet in the army, he was chosen mom-
Der OF Congress and was reelected the
following year. In 1867 he was nomina-
ted for Governor Of Ohio, and was tri-
umphantly elected over Allen G. Thur
man. now a Senator from Ohio, and
Democratic Presidential aspirant. In
1889 he vas re-nominated and re elected,
this time defeating George II. Pendleton,
another Democratic aspirant for the Pres.
idcncy, and the associate Of Mcclellan
on that ticket in 1864. AT tie expiration
Of bis second term, Governor Hayes re-
tired to private life, from which he was
again called by the Republicans Of Ohio
in 1875, to contend with Rise up, Will
i-m Allen" third Democratic Presi-
dental aspirant, for gubernatoria hon
ors. Hayes was again elected and is
now serving as Governor. He is man
of irreproachable public and private life,
while his views upon national questions
are regarded US liberal, and he possesses
that frmness Of character so necessary to
one exercising tho duties Of the Office Of
Chief Magistrate. His reputation as a
public man Is local rather than national,
but he cannot be classed as one Of the
"unknown," Hayes name has been
mentioned for the Presidency frequently
during late years, when the mer-
its of possible candidates was subject OF
discussion. While Blaine had q greater
individual following than any other one
man, it is conceded that Hayes has olo-
ments OF strength that Blaine has not, ana
that his nomination is more acceptable
10 the party MS whole, than any other
which could have been made.
William A. Wheeler was born in
Northern New York, where he yet re-
sides. He has more, perhaps, Of a M
tional reputation than Mr.. Hayes, nc
quircd mainly by service in Congress, of
which be has been a member during five
terms. lie has been frequently spoken
of as Presidential candidate and was Tie
first choice Of many who prefer substan-
tial merit to more dashing qualities. He
is very popular in his own State, and we
think his nomination makes the ticket in
yincblo there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

THE FIRST CASE Colusa is 10 have
the first ca'e of whipping under Senator
Roach's bill providing for whipping men
fund guilty Of whipping their wives. A
brute named Jim Reynolds, who found
his chief delight in tbrashing the woman
unfortunate enough to be tied to him, in
duged in his usual "a slime and was
found out. A complaint WAS sworn out
hy the wife who was terribly beaten, but
upon the trial, woman-l like she regretted
the act, refused to testify and was com
mi ted for contempt. There being luckily
evidence enough to convict without hers,
Mr., Reynolds was to have received TWEEN
ty-one lashes last Saturday. lie turned
pale when he heard the sentence and said
lie would give five hundred dollars to get
ont Of it. He has been convicted several
times before and sentenced to the County
Jail but seemed to rather enjoy the pun
ishment. His counsel are about to ap.
eal the case but wo agree with the Cou-
sa Sun that he had better be whipped
first and allowed to appeal afterwards.
There is only one way in which such
british natures can be reached
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

TIE HEATED TERM Thursday and
Friday were days in which the hent was
most severely felt. The thermometer
reached as high as 1867 in the JouRYAL
Office on Friday afternoon. From the
outside the reports are to the same effect.
n mo't cases those employed in cleaning
b rock were compelled TO quit work
until late in the afternoon We have
he I'd Of no evil elects Of the heat. how
ever, but il other counties there are sew
era cases Of surstroke rcco ded. In
Col1sa county alone there are ten fatal
ca es Of sunstroke-seven Of them from
the vicinity Of Jacinto, and although it is
the Lslvesting season, the hea, has been
SO hard on both men and borses that far
mers ha to cease work. The Cousa
Sha units for the fatality by the theo-
r, Il a. the late Spring rains have kept
the earth and air 50 charged with mois-
ture that II gives the climate some of the
characteristics OF an Eastern one. Great
heat was also experienced at San Fran
cisco, Vallejo, and other points, and in
Visalia occurred the first case Of fatal
sanstroke ever known.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR a
PATENT TO a
QUICKSILVER MINE.
JUNE 18th, 1876.

JUNE IOlu, loio'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Trinity Quicksilver Mining Com
panv. duly INCORPORATED under the laws
of the State OF California, whose Post
Office address is Weavervile, Irinity
County, has made application for q patent
for the TRINITY QUlCKSlLN Elk
MINES Nos l, 2 and 3, situated IN On
nabar Mining District, in sad Co"n,y
and State, and more particularly descrlo-
ed in the Plat and Field-notes now on
file in this office, to.wt: Lot 10. o.
containing 90 "a 100 acres; Lot No. %,
containing Is 50 100 acres and Lot NO;
80, containing Is 80 100 acres all situated
in Township No. IS n, Il w, NJ. ID. NJ.
The survey Of the exterior boundary
lines of said Lot No. 81 being Mine No.
/. begins at Serpentine Rock 22x9X8
inches marked Tl& w, at the South East
corner Of the Mine, situated IN wagon
road, and on the North boundary OF the
Trinity Quicksilver Mine running thence
with Var. 18015'E West 22.T3 chnins to q
Post marked Ml&L, in mound Of rock
at the S w corner Of the claim; thence
North 900 chains to a Serpentine Rock
28xl5x8 inches marked ~ for \ W cor
ner; thence % Y chains to Serpentino
Rock 2Ox6x6 inches marked Ila for N L
corner of the claim thence 9.07 chains
the place Of beginning containing 20
Ga 100 acres.
The survey Of the exterior boundary
lines of Lot No IS, being claim No. 2,
begins at Il Serpentine rock 22Xl4X7 inches
marked pr at the North East corner !;
running thence with variation 1875 E
/ South G.S2 chains to the S f. corner at a
Serpentine Rock 20X6A6 inches marked
-, at the n Il corner Of Trinity Mine
/ No. ; thence West 2272 chains to the
/ s W corner II Serpcntine rock 26Xl5X8
inches marked u. at the n w corner of
Trinity Mine No. l; thence North G 81
chains to Serpentine Rock 27NI2N6 in
chas marked -, for the n W corner to
the place Of beginning containing 1870
, acres,
The survey Of the exterior boundary
/ lines Of Lot No. 80, being claim 10. 3,
begins mt the S L corner Of the claim, at
a Serpentine Rock 22xl4X7 inches marked
a'a being also n f corner OF the Trinity
Quicksilver Mine No. 2 ; running thence
West 22.73 chains to the S W corner at n
Serpentine Rock 27Al2x6 inches marked
a1e at n w corner Of the Trinity Quick
silver Mine thence North $50 chains 70
a Serpentne Rock 26xl0XG inches marked
T3 for the n E conner thence East % %
chnits TO n Scrpentine Rock l9Al2X6
inches marked T3 and w for the n +
conner; thence South GS3 chains to the
place of beginning containing 1850
acres.
From the s + corner Of the Mine, the
! S e corner of Section 81, II Sc n, Il : w
NJ d NJ bears S2G' 4404" w l3l4.65 chains
/ distant.
Said Mine is bounded on the West by
the Narrow Gauge Quicksilver Mine and
on the East by the Washington Quick
silver Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto arc required to present the same
to the Register and Receiver of the Uni
ted States Land Office at Shasta, Cali
fornia, within sixty days of the first day
Of publication Of this notice.
AARON BELL,
je24 6Cd. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
EVERYBODY :!

The following Committees have been
appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments for this Grand Demonstration
General. Arrangements John Mar
tin, NJ. F. Griffin, r. Clifford, Peter NJ.
PauIsen' G. W. Craig
h,ferciaes At Theofer:-F. w. Young,
j. Barnickel, Asa Taylor.
R'e-Nic Geo. Z. Noonan, Alex. N.
Love, M. Mulligan, Geo. B. Jumper,
Jas. Barkla.
8a'@te:-Chas. G@ripg, T. McAIpine,
II. G. Osgood.
Music = VIM. T. Junkans, A. Harvey
VIM. Vollmors.
H"o"ce John, Martin, r. Clifford,
NJ. F. Griffin.
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60. -

STATE CoNYENTIoE.- - Elsewhere will
be found the call Of the r epubican State
Central Committee, for n State Conyen-
ton 20 be holden at San Francisco on
Wednesday, August 9th. Trinity, it will
be seen is entitled to three delegates, and
it is to be hoped that she will not allow
the representation TO SO by default as be-
fore. Six electors viii be nominated by
the Convention, and the delegates from
the various districts will also nominate
candidates for Congress. In view of the
certainty Of a Republican national victory
this fall, it becomes important to select
Cong es ional ticket which will be in
full accord with the national administra-
tion, and especially must the Repubi-
cans Of this district look for a nominee
who will lay out the blatant Luttrell,
who reflects about as much credit on the
people of California as half starved hog
would upon apotato patch. We presume
the County Committee will take measures
to have Trinity properly represented
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

County Committees and Congressional
Committees will make provision in their
respective counties Tor The election of del
egates in accordance with said apporton
ment, holding Primary elections for the
the choice Of such delegates ; and the
State Central Committee recommends
that the Delegates chosen to the State
Convention be empowered to act rs Del
gates to the Congressional Conventions,
Of thcirrespective districts.
The State Central Committee recon-
mends the following test:
"Oppositiou to the restorati IN to pow
er OF the Democratic Party, and intention
toact in good faith with the Republican
Party"
BY order Of the Committee.
ALEX 9. ABELL,
NJ. ID. BORUCK, Chairman.
Secretary r. S. c. c. je2l I'd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
NOTICE TO SURVEYORS.
WEAYERVILLE TOWN-SlTE.

PROPOSALS FOR THE SURVEY
l and plating (pluts to be made in trip
llcate,) Of the land EN- braccd IN the Town
site OF Weaveryille, will be received bv
the Undersigned, County Judge in trust
for the inhabitants Of Weaverville, to
July 10th, 1876, inclusive The attention
Of Surveyors is directed to page 69l Of
the Statutes Of l8G7-6, also to pages 81
and 5S OF the Statutes of l673-4. The
County Judge in trust reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
Il. L. JONES,
Weoveryille, June 23d, 1878. Id,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

BLAIN's congratulatory d'spatclE to
Hayes, and tho remarks of Eye, of
Maine, in the Convention upon the mo-
too that the nomination by made unal-
ipcul show there will be no sore head
cd less upon ihe part Of Blaine ard his
supporters
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

TIE Confederate brigadiers can now
quit investigating trumpod-up charges
against Blaine and 60 to legislation. ~
There's nobody 10 be killed off now by
inyes igalng.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

FROM all quarters the response to the
Of Hayes and Wheeler Is
such as gives the assurance that they are
emincntly satisfactory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
BIRTHS S

In Weaverville, June goth. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Hartmaa-a DAUGHTER.
In Weaverville, juno 2l.t. to Nr. and
Mrs. Maurice Hyde son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

THE Republican platform is decla-
ration Of principles worthy of the party.
We shall speak Of some of its leading
features hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

The nomination of Wheeler gives
great satisfaction to New York. Thur
low Weed predicts 10000 majority for
the ticket in the Empire State next Nov
am bpr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

THERE will be no more talk Of a Third
or Independent party. The Cincinnati
nominations have taken the wind out
Of the sails OF the GROWERS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FDR A
PATENT TO = MINING CLAIM.
.IrtNr Onlh 1osc

JUNE Goth, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Edwn'd Euright, Of Trinity County.
State Of California, has made application
tor Pntent for the ENRIGHT GOLD
PLACER MINE, situated in Cofl Q
Cr..ek Mining District, in said County
and State, and more particularly descsib d
in the Plat and Field Notes now on file
in this Office, rs follows, to-wit: Lot No.
38, in Township No. 81 N, RI W, NJ ID
NJ, containing II 81 100 acres.
The survey OF the exterior boundary
lines Of said mine begins Mt Pine tree
II inches in diameter, marked Z, for the
y E clrncr of the claim, and from which
the SE corner to Section 80, tn 36 n. X
I W, NJ ID NJ. bears 81 5'E 'Gl3 o. 100
chalns distant running from thence with
variation lS'30"E S7OoW w 20.0O chains TO
a post 5N5 inches # long, marked T., in
IA mound on earth, for the n W corner of
the claim; thenG" S2l045'E 40 chains
to pine tree - inches in diameter,
marked f, for the SW coracr of the
claim thence N79045E 9.O8 chains TO a
cedar tree II inches in diameter, marked
& thence N70ol5'E $50 chains to a rock
2lX5x5 inches marked thus = in Il mound
OF rock, for Sc corner Of the claim
thence Nl0'E ll.00 chains to the place
of beginning, and bounded on the North
and West bv mining lands caimcd hv
the .Cotfre Creek Ditch and Hydraulic
Mining Company; on the South by min
ing land claimed by John Neal and VIM.
Pennel.
All persons having any adverse claims
thereto are required to present the same
to the Register and Receiver of the United
Snles Land Office at Shasta, California,
within sixty days from the first dav Of
publication OF this notice.
AARON BELL,
Je-4 Oud. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

ANOTHER great Gro at Virginia City
OF tho 19lh. Twep'y five houses were
destroyed aad a loss Incurred Of about
$50, COO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

GOOD MUSIC has been engaged for
The occasion. No pains viii be spared to
contribute to the enjoyment Of ali who
attend.
Mas. ANNE COCHRAN.
Weaveryille, June 20, 1876. I'd,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
Order Of Exercises :
VIII be nrea az coI,ors
AT SUNREsE-as GYMS.
AT N0ON-I3 GEMS.
AT SENSET-3S GEEs

The People will assemble at the Tbeater
at ~ O'Clock AM, sharp, when the fol-
lowing programme will be observed:
OPENING PRAYER,
REV. A. T. JACKSON.
"ANERECA," pyho oI,otn
DzSi.ARATION NOfTNEEPENDEN
JOHN G. IRWIN, ESQ.
" ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO"
BY the CHOIR.
GRAFTON, HON. w. J. T(NNIN
CENTURY OF FREEDOM
BY the CHOIR.
AT the close of the Music, the Audience will
all rlse and join in singing the First Verso m ar
"0AD EIsNDRED.'' ''' '''0 VI
raise God from whom all BLESSINGS aor,
p' ,Hi-' NM a creatures here below
use nun above, ye Heavenly Uoet
4ui'e ather, Son, and Holy GLostu -
Closing with BENEDICrT0N
by REV. A. T. JACKSON,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

1HE Democrats are now worrying over
whom they Willlead 10 the slaughter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

BLAINE is not yet in his GCtics. lie is
q young man yet and his chances for the
Presidency are better for this defeat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

SECRETARY BRIsTow has resigned
Private business given rs the reason.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

A Grand Centennial Cele-
bration, beGtting the Com
mcmoration of the 0 n E
HUNDREDTH Anniversary
of American Independence,
will take place in Weaver
vile on the approaching 4th
Of July, and an invitation is
hereby extended to all the
People of Trinity County to
attend and take part in the
Festivities Of the occasion.
1t is intended to make the
DAY one of General Rejoic.
ing and JolliGcation, and to
this end the Committee asks
the assistance and hearty CO.
operation Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

THE Independents of California are
to man for Hayes and Wheeler.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPUB BLFCAN
STATE CONVENTION.
Rooms or THE UNION REPUBLICAN !
STATE CENTkAL COMMITTEE,
San Francisco, May %, 1876. }

The next Union Republlcen state Coz
vention for the nomination of SIX PREsI-
DENTAL ELECTORS and SIX ALTEBNA-
TEs, and Estate Controller" to fill the
vacancy caused by the dece0se of Hon.
j. w. MANDEvILLE, the late incumbent,
will be held in the city Of San Francisco,
on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 9th, 1879,
at Dashaway Hall, south side Post street,
between Kearny and Dupont streets, at
ten o'clock \. NJ.
In calling the conventions for the cleo
ton OF delegates, the committees OF the
several counties are recommended TO IN
vte all Republican electors, and all other
voters, without regard to past political
differences or previous party Affiliations,
who are opposed to Teyiving sectl l1nal
issues, and desire to promote friendly
feeling and permanent harmony through
out the country by maintaining and en-
forcing all the constitutional rights OF
every citizen including the full and tie3
exercise Of the rights of suffrage without
intimidation and without fraud; who are
in favor Of the continued prosecution ana
punishment of all official dishonesty, ana
of nm economical administration OF the
Government by honest, faithful officers
who are in favor Of making such reforms
in government as experience may from
time to time suggest who are opposed TO
impairing the credit Of the nation by
depreciating any Of its obligations, and
in favor Of sustaining in every way the
national faith and financial honor who
hold that the common school system l.
the nursery Of American liberty, and
should be maintained absolutely free from
sectarian control; who believe that, for
the promotion of these ends, .he direction
Of the Government should continue to be
conhded to those who adhere to the prin-
ciplcs Of 1916, and support them as incor-
porated in the Constitution and the laws;
and who are in favor Of recognizing and
strengthening the fundamental principles
Of National Unity in this Centennial An
nversary Of the birth Of the Republic.
The apporti2nmont Of Delegates is as
follows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

TICKETS, Sd 90
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INVITATION COMMITTEE +:

,,WEWFRvHLE-P. NJ. Paulsen, Jas Barkla
VIM. Condor.
JUNCTION Cry. NJ. Pickett, Ed Flynn.
DOUGLAS Cry. G. Mason, j. W. Smiley.
ISDIAN GREER ames Bowie.
NORTH FoRK-George Yohe,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
COMMODTOUs PAVILION

with Dancing Floor, Forty by Sixty
Feet, will be erected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

TIE November alr viii be very Hay
esy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

FLOOR MANAGERS
WIN. GUTHRIE, j. B. SIEGFRIED.
A. N. LOVE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24

MRS. ANNE COCHRAN will give
a Grand Centennial Ball, in Weaverville,
on the evening of the Fourth Of July, for
which occasion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-24
RUP.TURn CURDD! !

RH DIR. SHERMAN'S METHOD. without
restriction in exercise or The ininrv Trnso,aCe
lhnlct on the spine, kidneys, bladder md otIoo
organs Keiierences given to those curod '''''i
0lhce 2iO Montgomery street, San Frano;soo
- a. " T. NJ je2i-tG
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-28
CALF 0RhIA.
CALIFORNIA.
Only 2,767 Majority for
Hayes.
WHAT ABOUT THE 5000 70 5000
REPUBLICAN FRAUDS?
Are Thev IN 90 Tfniu "a 81 ra&a5 .
Are They to Go Uninvestigated ?

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2S.-The sec
retary of state. last night, canvassed the
vote of the state, giving Hayes 7S,608 !;
Tilden 1884.
Marin county was not included, the re-
turns not being received. This won't af-
feet the result.
The secretary of the state says, unofi-
cia!ly, the contest probably between Pacheco
and Nigginton, candidates for congress,
in the 4th district, will be on the following
grounds: In Monterey county the sup
ervisors canvassed aud certified the re-
turns to the county clerk ana in their GER
tihcate an error in the footing made San
Lorenzo precinct show ? more votes for
Wigginton than were actually cast. The
county clerk subsequently changed the
tootings ito correspond with the figures
As Pacheco has but majority it is ex
pected that Wigginton will contest OF
the ground that the certificate Of the sup
ervisors was a fnality and be clerk haC
no right to change figures.