Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-20
Morning kilograms.
rasscDgers Passing snnth.

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Scott, Geo Simmons, Geo III Bixby,
Miss M N Hathaway, Miss l.
Bixby, G s Techheimer, w G Hall,
J d Dunlap, G w Tubbs, Miss Ella
M Carpenter, Mrs w Fl Pilkington.
the Election in s"n Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ;19.-Tbe
election is proceeding very quietly
owing to the great number of poll.
/ ing places. The crowds in attend.
ance are small, and voting goes on
briskly without the necessity for
any delay. The Workingmen are
making tine greatest show of effort,
and i'm the Tenth Ward women are
peddlipg tickets and electioneer-
ing. Up to noon over ten thousand
votes had been cast, and IL Is ex-
pected that the polling will be
heavier during the afternoon. 1t
is probable, however, that light
vote will be cast, and this will be
in favor of the Workingmen, who
will bring up all their men. Not
single disturbance las yet been
reported.
No News "t Mitisary HeaGqu uariers
SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-At
military headquarters there Ia no
news fron, the front this morning.
rhe Eiec,iou tn rcia,uma.
PETALUMA, June 19.-At noon
orly 200 votes had been cast. The
full vote is nearly 1000. Little in
terest Is felt, end there will proba-
bly, be "a light vote throughout the
county.
The Election tn Snn I.uts.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 19.-The
election is progressing quietly.
Preston, the Democratic nominee,
has withdrawn, and the contest lies
between Steele, Non-Partisan, and
Hende rson, Workingman. It is es-
timated that only sixty to seventy
five per cent. of full vote in the
county will be polled.' The chances
are in favor of Steele.
The EiecsiO" sn OshdHie.
OAKDALE, CAL, June I9.-The
election IL quiet and the vote very
light, owing to the busy season.
The vote on the Workingmen's
ticket will be especially light. The
Republicans are generally sup
porting a Non.Partisan ticket,
while Democrats are nearly unit
for the Democratic ticket, aud will
probably carry this county.
Etecttna la Muti.sto.
MODESTO, June 10.-The election
is very quiet. From present ap.
pearances there will be a light
vote. The Democratic straight
ticket, Republican, Non-Partisan
and Workingmen's straight are all
being voted. The straight Demo-
cratic ticket is about twelve votes
ahead.
EIectfsn At hhlnsis tpriugs
SHINGLE SPRINGS, June 49,
The election is progressing very
quietly. A small vote will be cast.
Non Partisan, straight Democratic
and Workingmen's tickets are in
the field. The prospects are that
the Non-Partisan and Working
men will be very close.
Eiecsion Mt r.ch.ca.
PACHECo, June 19.-The struggle
between the Democratic aud Re-
publican candidates Is expected to
be close in this county. The Nom
Partisan ticket at large will be
ahead, and Hanimil, the Kearney
candidate, last.
At ROckiiO.
RocKLIN, June 19th-The vote is
very light. About 100 less votes
will be polled this year than last.
Non Partisan ticket ahead.
The Eisc,ion in santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, June 19.-The elec-
tion is being conducted quietly.
Workingmen are industriOusly at
work. Indications are that Craig,
Non. Partisan, will carry the coun-
ty by small majority. White,
the WorkingmeL's nominee for the
counties of Santa Cruz, Monterey
and San Benito, is certain to be
elected, the vote of the opposition
being cast for j. w. Leigh and Ju-
liam Lee.
CUugresst0nRi Dots.
WASHINGTON, June 18th. The
House of Representatives to-day
unanimously concurred In the res
Olution which last month was also
unanimously adopted by the Sem
ate, relating that existing treaties
with Chiua should be modified so
as to place some limit upon Chr
nese immigration, and inviting at
tentiOn to the subject on the part
of the President.
The prospects for adoption by
the Conference Committee oI
amendments added by the Senate
to the Sundry Civil Appropri-
alton Bill for Pacific Coast purposes
are tonight very encouraging
for most, If not all of them. An
amendment was inserted to-day In
MitchelPs motion appropriating
$4,000 for the construction OF q
tirst-class lighthouse on TIllamool
Head, Oregon. Another amend
ment offered by Mitchell, to in
crease the item for constructing {
steam tender for Pacific Coast ser
vice from 100000 to $50, 900, wa
E excluded on a point of or
] der that 1t was not REQ
! ommended by any Committee
3 The same ruling was made con
!, cerning an amendment offered b,
u Teller, providing $4,000 for tn
survey of a railroad route fror
o Austin, Texas, to Tapolovamp
Bay, Cult of California.
Senator Booth to-day forwarde
= to President Hayes an invitatio
rendered him by M. d. Boruck,
behalf of the California Sta
Society, to attend its Agrlcu
la Fair next autumn. A rep
y liot yet been received.
Ahe Senate to-day unanimous
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