Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-21

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266; Var Dyke. 289; LaRue 287
Hale 269; Shoemaker 267; Belahe
1913; Biggs 241; Shafter l64; Over
ton 1858; Shurt.ef 27s; TInnin 275
MsnsIis,d Msnstis 2as; ssS Kelly. Kelly ssy Ss'
Tully, 264; Smith, 265; Ayers, 263
Martin 269, Waters, 285; Schell 265
Republican for Tehama county
L. ID. Clark, 243.
Workingmen's -ticket-Bonuet
81; Fischer, 81; Jamison, OIL; Kid
ney, 9l; Pico, 95; Sharpstein, Ill
Tellson, 02; Whelan, 92; Dprney
"a; Kelly So; Williams, 81; Me
Kelvey, 90; Greenw ell, 93; Monroe
50; Thom, 95; Todd, 92; Stone, 93
Northcutt, 90; Gloster, 92; Crigler
93; CARRIER, 30; Boyle, SO; Spect
121; Thorp, 81; Bickn nell, 81; Dry.
den, So; Vintner, 92; Pilkington
1O7; Breen. 90; Kinley, 81; Pitt, 81;
Chubb, 81. Democrat for Teham ma
county, H. c. Wilson, 1OS.
Democratic-J. c. Shorb, 40,
Clay Taylor, 1875; John Boggs, 28;
G. A. Crossette, 10. Several small
precincts are to be heard from, but
they will not change the result.
Clark (Rep.) is undoubtedly elected
In this county.
Alameda-The whole Citizens
ticket Is elected by a nisjority Of go
Guadalupe = Non. Partisan, %;
Workingmen, %; Democrats, 8;
scattering, 3.
Sonoma Non-Partisan, 1O4;
Workingmen, 40; Democrats, 20.
NortonviIle- Non-Partisan, ss;
Workingmen, Al.
Fresno-Fresno Precinct, Demo.
Gratis, 81; Workingmen, 81; Nom
Partisan, "a. Local candidates as
follows: Holmes (Dem. J, Sc; Law.
renson (Workingmen), SO; Baird,
(Rep.), 20.
Turlock-Delegates at large on
Democratic ticket, total vote, 4S.
Local delegates-Collier (Dem. 40;
Heiskell (Dem.), 40.
Biggs-Non- Partisan 1872; Work.
ingmen II.
Redwood City-Moffatt, Demo-
crat and Workingmen's candidate.
1856; Steele, Republican and Nom
Partisan, 37.. For delegate for the
county-Morse, Republican and
Workingmen, 1914; Rose, Democrat
and Non.Partisan, S5.
Riverslde-Republican majority
about 40.
Workingmen 80; Re-
publicans 50; Democrats 20; Non
Partisan "a.
Newhall-At Newhall tho vote
at large was 13 for the Democrats
Of the First District; 16 for the
Non-Partisans. with the exception
of Mansfield, 10, and Ayers and
Waters, 18 each. County How
ard, 10; Stephens, II; Godfrey, 16.
The Workingmen polled 6 votes at
large. County--Evey and West, 8
each: Thompson 8. Pitt ran be-
hind his ticket two votes, aud Pico
four.
Cienega-J F Godfrey II; How.
ard IL; Stevens IL; Evey 20;
Thompson 81; p West %.
Anaheim-The Democrats aver.
aged so votes; the Workingmen
149.
Los Nietos-Total vote In pre-
cinct 40; Democrats 25; Working
men Is; Non. Partisan 2.
San Francisco-The counting of
the city vote is proceeding slowly.
The general opinion is that the
Kearney candidates will have about
1000 majority, with the exception
of DIR. OOOnnell, who runs behind
and is believed to be defeated.
San Luis Obispo-Non-Partisans
average 26O; Workingmen 25l.
San Rafael-Citizens' Non-F Farti-
san ticket, 174; Workingmen's, 100.
Will Try 10 do Better.
NEW York, June 2O.-Brayton
Ives, President of the Stock Ex-
change, this morning addressed the
members, stating that he would
endeavor to prevent fictitious sales
of stocks, sales of puts and calls
and sales of prospective dividends
on stocks, and would try to enforce
the rules OF the Exchange more
strictly.
Graduation Us AOnnpOals.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 20.-This
is graduating day at the Naval
Academy and the grounds are
filled with people. Dean Wood
ward, of Washington University,
st. Louis, and mem ber of the Board
of Visitors, delivered an address to
the graduates. Admiral Porter, on
the Campus, presented the diplo-
mas, where exercises were also con-
Quoted.
The whereabouts at Mrs. KiaSey'a
Dead BOdy.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-It ID
claimed by the relatives of Mrs.
Kinney that, among the bodies
found in the Medical College at
Ann Arbor, Mich, by the Cincin.
natl detective, was the body of that
lady, who died and was buried last
January in graveyard In Reading,