Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-22
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Passsngers Pnssiux BOutis.
MoJAvE, June 21.-I l. Deforce,
G Scully, 9 Badger, Col E K Hew-
lit, Maj G II Smurr, Mrs r M Wild
ney, A F Paredes, Mrs J Aasahem,
w A Barnard, A B Seslye, w
Anderson, Miss w A Anderson,
Mrs w A Browning, A E Haskell,
J McFadden and wife, ] w Searles,
f Ellis, Mrs + E Kellogg, J NJ
Miner, J R Hiblets, J Reilly, A s
Bartless.
! The EtectIOn.
San Andreas-Returns from all
but five precincts give the Nom
Partisan ticket 100 majority; Dor
sey, Democrat, for joint delegate
102 majority; Garvey, Democrat,
for county delegate l49 majority.
The remaining precincts will In.
crease these majorities q few votes.
Weaverville-Polls were opened
In but few precincts In this county.
Vote light. Weaverville precinct,
Non-Partisan, 83; straight Demo-
crat 8.
Georgetown-The election passed
off peaceably. Total vote cast 176;
Workingmen 1Ol; Non Partisan So;
Democrats 9.
Redwood City-The following
are reported as majorities from
every precinct: Moffatt, Working
men, about 235 majority; Morse,
Workfngmen, joint delegate, 200
majority. The Workingmen's tick
ct at large has about l75 majority.
Oroville-In 81 precincts heard
from the Non Partisan vote was
1916; Workingmen 3iS. Eleven
small precincts are to hear from,
which will not materially change
the result.
Bakersfield = Gregg (Rep) Is
elected by more than 800 majority.
The vote on delegates at large is 80
scattered that the actual result can
not be given until officially can
vassed. The Non. Partisan ticket
is ahead. The Workingmen get
small vote.
San Bernardino-The cleo ion
passed Off very quietly. Nothing
like full vote was polled, the fall
ing off in the town precinct alone
being some 300 votes. Official re.
turns are not all in yet, but enough
Is known to ensure the election of
r. s. Swing, (Dem.,) for the coun.
ty by seventy five votes over Il.
A. Palmer, (Rep.) Hon. III. q.
Rolf is elected for the district over
Parker by about 100 majority. The
WOrkingmen's party polled d fair
vote considering its brief existence
the members cenfining themselves
strictly to the Workingmen's tick
ct for the nominees at large. They
had no candidate for the county or
district.
The Con"t las san Er.nct.cO.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2lst.-It
seems as though less is known
about the result in the city at noon
to-day than ut midnight last night.
Register Kaplan's arrangements
for obtaining the result are not
working first class, and it is still
impossible to fix Kearney's major
ity. 1t is probably, however. not
far from four thousand.
The statUs af the khushOoes.
AUSTIN, New. 21.-The Reveitle
publishes letter from rancho In
Smoky Valley, which states that
the only Shoslones who have left
that valley are few idle, shiftless,
gambling and drinking bucks, and
that the majority of the band are
quiet and peaceful, industriously
working OH ranches. Captain John,
chief of the band, told the ReVeilie's
informant that his men do not
want to fight but to work.
He was curious to know why
the stores in Austin refused to sell
them powder and lead. The at
tempt to purchase ammunition at
this season of the year when there
is no hunting is in itself, a suspi-
cious circumstance and shows that
the Shoshones, while they might
not In any considerable number go
on the war path with the Bannocks
are willing to smuggle ammuni-
tiou to them and to give them
aid and comfort in spite
of the assurances Of Cap
tain John to the contrary.
There Is some little excitement
at Battle Mountain, as is learned
by a letter received from
there, owing to the ambushing of
Rodss's party in Squaw Valley. A
member Of the party, one of Russell
g. Bradley's herders, had his horse
shot from under him. The party
retreated to Battle Mountain. The
letter says that while no danger is
apprehended in Battle Mountain,
things look squally In the imme-
diate vicinity to the northward.
Sas Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Floui
unchanged. Wheat Inactive; old
milling, nominal, at $1.70@1 80;
new, nominal. Barley, quiet; new,
78}@90c. Oats, dull at $l.35@1.50
Rye, neglected. ST.. Is offered. Corn,
dull; large yellow, So. Hay,
steady; new, $7@lS; old. $7@15,
Potatoes, steady; good to choice
$1A@2. Wool, dull and unchanged
Another Resume Of tho RETURNS.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-The
vote in this city is still incomplete
but 1t is conceded that Kearney
will have o plurality in the neigh
. borhood of four thousand. The ma
iorities for the Non-Partisans are
Increasing in the interior as Tho
counting progresses; but 1t is mo-
: probable there will be sufficient tt
! overcome Kearney's plurality II
this city. The result in Santi
o Clara County renders 1t probable
that the Non Partisan Republican
and Democrats will have at least Y
county and joint delegates In th
Convention. Porter, Van Dyke
Hale, Belcher, Shutleff, Heustic