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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-29
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


hfleI Mentlons
TnR County Clerk issued one marriage
license yesterday. '
TME fine weather OF yesterday brought
out the promenaders.
TIE Eighth Ward Athletic Club gave a
ball at KOcl's Hall last night.
Four deeds in fec and two deeds Of
trust were admitted 10 record yesterday by
the Clerk OF the County Court.
TnE sun shines on the aowsF.bel
And on the IlOuntaIn's brow
II you have OyeFyOata " shed,
Prepare % shed thFin now. -
THE examination Of Andrew King.
charged with embezzlement, will be re.
sumed before Justice Caldwell this morn
Ing.
Tits old camsl.backed engines have been
taken otrthe B. 4 o. Road, and new ten.
wheel passenger engines substituted in
their stead, -
THE Council Committee on Health have
awarded the contract for furnishing medi.
cincs to the city prisoners during the en-.
suing yearto E. Booking, at his bid Of $iS.
TME graduating class OF the Fifth Ward
public school gave public exhibition at
the School Hallyesterday afternoon. The
hall was profusely decorated Tor the occa.
sion.
OWING to the caying in of wriehPs tun.
mel near Claysville, Pa, the Hempfeld
train did not get to little Washington yes
terday. The damage will he repaired i'm.
mediately, ly,and travel to Washington will be
resumed by Monday next. In the mean.
time trains are running as usual as far as
Claysyille.
TmE Board Of Directors Of the State Demo.
crdt Printing Company held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and organized by
electing VIM. l.. Hearne, Esq, President.
The Board consists Of the following gen.
tlemen: Daniel Lamb, W. L. HGarne, W.
Q. Handlan, ]. W. Wait, ]. A. Miller, all
81 Wheeling; and Joseph Gallagher, OF
Moundsyille. A meeting OF the stock
holders OF the concern has been called for
this evening, for the purpose Of passing
upon the bylaws, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-29
POLITICAL ARRESTS,

Four Counsellors of State with their
wives and the son OF one OF the Counsel.
lors have been arrested.
The expedition to Nero will consist ol
5000 men, escorting an exploring party
under the command OF the Grand Duke
Nicholas Constantinovitch.
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q. sTERLNd, p. N.

INVESTED In Wan Street stoeks
makes fortunes every month,
Book seat Tree explaining
BAxTERAc0 BANKER,
i1WSl s., New YGik
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CISCNEATr, March Hoos-Quies com.
mon $2 0OaS 40; light s. 60a3 go; packing
g 5oa4 oO; butchers n 0Oa4 Is. Receipts SOD;
shipments 400. - - >
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, March 2S.-MoxEY-Actiye at
0A7 per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a6 per
cent: Sterling Exchange, bankers bills Arm
at = 81; Sight Exchange on New York
s. SIX.
Day GooDs-Imports for the week &, ,9e7 600.
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PlnteI aud the following nominations
We're made:
I'm, AsHSon. Council.
HSNrl lr,-rrA VI. !. boyd Dr. Mcclure,
aMEi si,sl, ,,..",Alr4 I4ltIeuu. JnU. Klug.
y - Nlfi ....r, Il J. Gatrarl. Fred EbCTle,
~ ~ Min! II. J, Ferren. A. ROder
"9NAni-..aI. \. Gallahrr, ST. J. A. GallAheT, Jr.
The Democrats have made no nomina.
aOIsln the Filth Ward and the fight will
h between the Republicans and Green.
,l9:'SeFS-Rackbnrn for Assessor, and Nc
"oSan for Councilman.
Eev' beams sermons for this Sunday
Will Ce on Prayer Il Privilege in the
morning, aud the "IhG Old Paths" in the
evening
Iae streets were well paraded, Friday,
Dy boys with banners and tin trumpets,
%sIStsriI'ng Lost in London" The Hecla
ST,aO' at the first appearance OF this play,
thursday evening, had a good audience
AMI all went oil smoothly.
=, There will I've service and II lecture at the
episcopal Church every Wednesday and
SHaay evening, ut $50 o'clock, till Easter.
hsllop Petcrkin, Of pNrkersburI, and Bish.
cPIaggar, OF Cincinnati, will preach In
Wely. ' "" - e'''o'
., There will bc preaching ut tho U. r.
SlO'rh Saturday afternoon ut 80 o'clock.
SaRda.' Is communion Sunday at this
SaarcN. Rey, $. L. Frazier, so iavOrably
S Saogn here Tor his rlOquenCe, will preach
The Republican aud Democratic City
N0ayeEiiuns ure both advertised 10 meet
W wy lIal Saturday evening. Neither
Ssa 90 50, but will lIavetO 60 TO tho May
@T,ss,oiI'ctor w., some plare else, for the llecla
VabhaS the halt. ---',-
M ". Frank Whiten (coloredO, Of Gravel
NY tdrad
p MIS- Ida Wrtheral,l returned home from
"Iyef AYE Seminary, Friday.
G'@ Sac Moore, Of lIarnesviIle, stopped
@@SA on her way home from the same
Va' schools will have vacation now til
"TTSAo'Srs get nll the carpets beaten.
Inc hrw commissioned officers OF Com.
ay Umc ordered to meet ut the armory
,Sa,I"y ,,so..!y evening at 7::i0 o'clock, for in.
u WAS reported Tuesday tl!at James
S,'sAaAIer, rx.CommiSsioncr, was dead.
,%s,N%SHmi7ake; ~, y he Is better. IIis daugh.
II. NM S Dr.. Satterlllwnit, returned from
We nOMe Thursday evening.
H. Al' Joseph Ryan was in town Friday,
oija'.' %'.a.riIy lived hcrG-was ono OF ouI
lNs Sr!!r!e from the GAINESVILLE Eilter,
%0n ,, published in fridays lXrRLLloESCRR
.sO, ,SeS'one sided astalemcnt Of the county
iSaa a QUESTION as the 81. Claifsville papen
,,0s,lISe.lves, wv, and We expected nothing else
," @U@ I9em. About 500 whose names q
h SSe S elists Of demonstrators, as Riyer
S,,S NJ Me i:,'i'pri0, afterwards took thelI
T'S NM oil and addict Them 10 Rte petitioners
o,S. Ss h@SPpened rice nssQ, TOO, but it still
,S Jni nealrc ut least 500 eAead.
lSIosuHsS Ohamlrrs made his argumen
J,S J,".S1!ie n.y. committee at Columbus, Thurs
IS,,,aannII'oslns listCmper, made q Length,
4 ScII,M cI,;M...as,I,Ia attack on Col. Poorlnan. Poo
leli,y,, vo,,l!!ailtce propose to visit boil
'''' WI" Vt, GIaiSyille next week.
- r, @. +.
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TINE GERMAN TARIFF,

A Berlin correspondent youches for the
correctness Of the following: According to
the present form Of the Governments
Bill raw cotton will be exempt from duty.
The whole tariff is considerably below
what was expected, and by no means JUS
titles the recent scare.
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ParLApEIrHlA, March 2S.-Flour-Quiet and
steady; Minnesota extra family, medium TO
choice, - 60a6 s.; do fancy 81 SOa4 90, nli.
nois do fancy IS 75; Ohio choice IS 25;
Minnesota patent % 20. Rye Flour-Steady
at y 76. Wheat-QuiCt; No. Q western red
elevator. 81 14H. Rye-Quiet and unchanged
track, 4Oa4lc; do steamer ilXai2c, Oats
Quiet and steady; western mixed 3OaSic;
white western 3l1faS2Iic. Provisions
and steady. Beef-MeS$l $l2 60aiS 90. Pork
Mes 80 25al0 so; prime mess extra $S 25
as 30. Smoked Hams-S jIa9 Itc; picked 7Ita
SNc. lArd-Western tierce So 76a7 90. But.
ter-New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extras 20a2lc; Western Reserve extra l6a
1910; do good to choice 12al6c. Eggs
steadieri western 1Sal4c. Cheese-Easy west
ern full cream 7ISaSc. Petroleum-Quiet;
refined 9Nc; crude SIC. Whlsky-Demand
active; western 81 06{.
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t!HARLEs E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and complete
1nn,aiyses q, Of Iron Ores, Mueatones, Mineral
WAten, etc.
LABORATORY, Con. 2iru AND CHArL1HE srs.,
iais WHEELING. W. VA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-29

RbsrM,r Rb rM,rA.RANTEE There Is no case Of
Ee%TaaalIuI55 or Neuralgia which Will not
IiuiSssOO,," ny the Use Of Keller's Roman
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TiIE AFdnANIsrAN TROUBLE.

In the House of Commons, Lord Stan.
hope, under Secretary for India, stated
that no information had been received by
the government from India that negotia.
tons in Atghanistan had failed, and that
an immediate advance Of the troops had
been ordered, as reported. He added that
he could say that the information to hand
with regard to Afghan affairs did not agree
with the statements published.
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GERMANY.
plsMARcx's POSITION.

BRRLIN, March 2S.-Bismarck's speech
in the Reichstag yesterday, on the motion
in favor ot an autonomous government
for Alsace-Loraine, was remarkable for its
moderation. His denial Of the right Of
the province TO be represented in the
Bundesrath referred to It's being repre-.
sented on the same footing as other States.
lie was willing to see 1t represented in q
modified form. He had been asked why,
II conscious OF flaws in the administration
Of the province, he had not sooner pro-
posed remedy, but he thought the initi-
alive should come from the people them
selves, and now that they had spoken out
he held himself bound in all conscience
to try and meet their wishes.
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)REIGN NE
ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 2S.-In the House Of
Commons last night the Secretary for
India, said: The Government would use
the borrowing powers asked, sparingly as
possible, and would endeavor TO pay Of
whatever sum Is raised, when the circum-
stances are more favorable for remitting to
England.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

;, Gen. Grant and party have arrived at
N, Iennille Dc vanlabelle, the French
Gen: Grant will visit Spain at the invita-
ton ofthe King. no. lE3s
DR.. Karmarscl, author of the. History oil
Technology, is dead
The name Of tho man who attempted to
assassinatc Gen. Won Dreyeln is known.
Ast. Petersburg dispatch says tho Cos.
sacks OF the Don have refused TO pay taxes
aud have created disturbances.
Tho woman's suffrage measure was de.
teatcd In the House of Representatives OF
Massachusetts yesterday by vote Of IS to
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RUSSIA.

REPORTED HOSTILE MOVEMENT OF THE CHI.
SEsE. 49,.
ST. PErERsBUR0, March 2S.-The Gazette
is informed from Trustworthy sources that
the Chinese ambassador has demanded
retrocesSion Of Kullja. A dispatch from
Owen6nrg says: The Chinese are prepar-
ing demonstration against Kuldia.
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Irodosso,, nor,,oos ,,h;,o n,.,,.;,,,, ,,.;.t,
femSIe frieuJ TSnrSday Sn,s eSsm;nas S;s WIN WIN
Da ,phiS PS % was shot deoJ sfeI's' hv 3 neH, ,aan
nameti Gaynor who then @ LiIIs'i @ h;msoIi . iui""
Tho Noiionn, f,o,nciI - Sn.;..os,".,
hore i,nsiIv r"s,l,oJ ~ ohoso SM,.IStlAu ~ ~ ~
sision nf liz Stat" Gorno;I S =; iono " sIe w. W.
Observation-Disclosures ~ caniia, ~ m,n;sSnn. rGVS". .'e
s..s..1s s'.s.., ~, y, S"l''.a, ~ u"'sent'
=. a Z. sPeclal * dIspatcn from ltlGhmond, kyn
S,ays; ,sy,' Serry ,I. Dnrhet lcol9ted was yester-
uay ioana guilty 81 murder In the lrst de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-29

BrLAEE l.acAIs.-Thc Republican prl.
@anes were he'd in the various wards
Thursday evening. Delegates to the city
convention Saturday evening, were ap-
pointed aud the following nominations
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NEw YonK, March 2S.-Arrived: Den
mark, London.
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Why make soap factory of your slon.
ach by using Cod Liver Oil and Potash?
They won't cure you. Put on the Egyp.
tian Pad and be cured.
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SECRECY or MAILS,

In the Reichstag to day deputy Leib-
knecht accused the authorities OF violating
the secrecy Of the mails. DR.. Stephen,
Postmaster General, denies the char9es.
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$IO TO $1,000

everything. AddEsa
onllsdAH
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NEW McLURE HOUSE.
OPENING,

"kDa aEsDAT, APRIL I'd, 1870.
The undersigned hereby announce tha. on WsInc,.
DAY next they VIII open the above house for the ar-
ennin0dAuoa ot guests Thh houSs will at once un-
dsfgo ds repairs Throughout New Ohiee, Elevator and
Heetrie Bells Will be repRlnted, Teilrnishel and
rea.tsd Not rei Of the GA house viii 10 left aud
ieto with the comfort or Vh(eitiinmeni n ausSIs
Ihe kitshen Will b aewly Attttl thTouS SIout bS JoL
van Co., Of Cincinnati, o, Better tentIon 70 the
eGhine aud rooms Of the hohle Is promised, and
hSt:clAlS hotel In the Htaie " '''s 'N'S
mh29 NORTON coRBLY. Prop,n
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LIyERrooL, March 2s.-The grand Ma.
tional steeple chase was won by Liberator;
JaCkal second and Martha third.
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In tho House Of Lords last night Lord
lieintley suggested that an inquiry be
made into tho depression Of commerce
md nrricnlhira
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-09-03
GEN. GRANTS POSITION.
No Desire for a Third Term.


Chicago, Aug. 31.-The Tlib,ae's
Washington correspondent says Hon.
Elihu b. Washburne, who is summer
ing on the eastern coast, has recently
received letter from Gen. Grant, say
ing that those who expect him upon
his return to the United, States to enter
into the presidential campaign will be
greatly mistaken. He says that in his
presidential term of eight years he has
received whatever honor is attached to
the position, and that he does not de-
sire to be president again, and does not
conceive of any possible circumstances
which could indnce him to consent to
be candidate. Still, while all this is
true, he adds that if it should happen
at any time that the republican party
should need him for any purpose he
would not fail to respond.
The Tribune in an editorial founded
on this information and OH previous au-
thenticated statements by Rear Admit
raj Ammen declaring substantially the
same thing, and affirming that Gen.
Grant has expressed a willingness to
accept the presidency of the Interocean-
ic canal company, says that this deci-
sion of Gen. Grant not to enter public
life is not. surprising. He is now the
great undefeated."
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THE LABOR PARTY.
PERTINENT PRESS OPINIONS
Relating to the California Elections, and
the Causes of its sStrength-Rapld
Growth in tn, East,

New York, Sept. 2.-All the journals
this morning and evening have edito-
rails upon the California election. The
Tribune points out the identity of the
greenback and the socialist theories,
and claims that both sprang from the
same root, and each aim at legislating
against recognized social laws and facts
demonstrated by human experience.
The Times in column and quarter
editorial shows the rise Of the labor
party in California out of the grasping
and indiscreet policy of capitalists and
corporations. Should the next presi-
Dental election be thrown into the
house. the political complexion of the
California delegation would become a
matter of deep concern. Hence the
Importance with which the California
election is regarded in the east.
The Commercial Bulletin attributes
the present state of social affairs to the
neglect of their duties as good citizens
by the intelligent and order-loving Cal
ifornians, and alleges that the wild the
ories of demagogue, apparently in the
ascendant there, are due to the course
of certain class, who have used their
power and privileges in such a manner
as to imply that they were not bound
to respect any interests but their own.
1t would be idle to deny that like causes
are not at work among ourselves to pro-
duce like effects.
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Fatal Shooting in Frisco.

San Francisco, Sept. 2.-George
Schwartz, a well-known political manip-
ulator and proprietor of cigar store
on Montgomery street, between Cali
fornia and Pine, was shot in his place
of business last night by Dudley Has
kell, a young man employed in the law
office of Latimer 6 Morrow. Haskell
approached the counter and said to
Schwartz: You called me a son of q
bitch last night; will you retract it?"
Schwartz denied the statement roughly,
when Haskell drew pistol and fred
one shot, which missed. Schwartz
turned to escape, when a second shot
took effect in the back of the head,
causing death in a few minutes. A
great crowd gathered instantly. Has
kell was seized by bystanders, and
officers coming up he was taken to the
station. He positively refuses to make
any statement whatever underlying the
cause of the trouble. The affair Gre
ates considerable excitement, and a
crowd still fingers around the scene Of
the assassination. 1t is not known
whetheror not the tragedy has any con-
nection with political matters.
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POLITICAL.
New York Nominations.

New York, Sept, 2.-The Tribune
says the nomination of Cornell seems to
be now taken for granted, and that he
can only be defeated by prompt fu-
sion of the friends of all the other can
didates and that such fusion does not
now seem probable.
The rivalry for the nomination is
devoid of acrimony. Wheeler is ex-
pected to be president of the convention
and Conkling temporary chairman.
The platform will approve of the atti-
tude of the president toward congress,
and claim the credit of resumption for
the republicans.
The World says the indications favor
Cornell's nomination.
The Times, conceding the above as
the programme, thinks that Cornell's
friends are playing bold game of
brag. Conkling is openly advocating
Cornell in the hotel corridors. The
great danger of the situation is that the
friends of Robertson, Starin and others
are not able to unite; also that the vote
for the candidate will be taken viva
voice instead of by ballot. 1t also
plainly charges, that if nominated,
Cornell's success will be due to the fear
Of the delegates to vote against the
Conkling machine.
The Herald affects to believe that
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ROUGH RIDERS.
An Exciting rwenty-Mlle Race.

TAAi IASihh6 "Shy -NAhS kNaSS.
Evansville, Ind, Aug. 3O.-A very
exciting race took place here to-day
at Bedford park. The conditions were
that John Jones, using ten horses,
should ride twenty miles, Jones to re-
mount at every half mile against Bed
ford's ten horses. Bedford to be allow
ed two riders, one already mounted and
ready for the start as his predecessor
came under the string. Bedford's
riders weighed ninety-six and one hun
dred and twenty-five pounds respective
ly, while Jones' weight was one hum
dred and sixty-one pounds. The race
was intensely exciting. The contest
being very close until the last half Of
the 10Th mile when Jones' horse flew
the track and threw him heavily. He
was up in moment, however, and
again speeding away but the time lost
gave his opponent an advantage which
he could not recover but came under
the string only fifty yards behind. In
the twenty mile dash the time was for
ty-six minutes. at
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Presidential Points.

New York, Sept. "A Washington
special says A. II. Stephens believes
Gen. Hancock to be the best choice and
most available of the candidates named
for the democratic standard bearer.
He thinks the campaign likely to turn
on the issues Of the extra session,
local self government and the freedom
Of elections.
Hancock has shown much capacity
for civil administration in Louisiana
and Texas and great respect for the law
and this supremacy over edicts of the
military.
The same authority says Springer is
here and feels very sorry over the criti-
cisms of the western press on his inter-
view with Tilden. He begins to think
he misunderstood Tilden, as he would
hardly, under the plea of assisting
Ewing, have made statement so dam
aging to him and so plumptly in the
teeth of Ewing in the campaign speech
es which are constantly asserting that
the financial condition of the country
is not improved but still in slough of
atrophy and depression.
A Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial asserts on the
strength of the personal assurance Of
an intimate friend of Bristow, that the
latter favors the Blaine candidacy, and
so do Bristow's intimate friends, such
as Henderson, Bluford, Wilson and
others.
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New York, sept. 2.-The statement
published in the Vicksburg Herald,
makes it clear that her husband was
not shot in street brawl. The 1rib-
une says she presents startling addi-
tion to the overwhelming mass of proof
already accumulated. When she shows
that four days before the crime was
committed, the democratic convention
charged formally, that Dixon had
threatened to assassinate Barksdale.
Speaker Randall considers the assas-
sination of Dixon as one of the most
fatal blunders the democratic party
has ever been guilty of.
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Terrible Storm on the Gulf Coast.

New Orleans, Sept. "A terrible
storm ragged yesterday around Morgan
City and along the Teche, but the blow
ing down of the wires prevents full par
ticulars being received. The steam
boats Sammie and Alberta were sunk.
A portion of the iron shed on Morgan's
wharf, and portion of the engine shed
were blown down. Some dwellings
were blown from their foundations.
The damage to crops along the Teche
is immense. A saw mill at Berwick,
across the bay, was blown down. The
Presbyterian church and a new school,
house were demolished. The streets
were flooded. Morgan's Teche ware
house was blown down and carried
across Front street, injuring the stores
of L. Loeb and A. Eiman. The gale
was frightful in the evening.
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THE EPIDEMIC.

Memphis, Sept. 1.-Two new cases
were reported this morning. Four
deaths have occurred since last night.
The fever has evidently gained foot
hold at Buntyn station, six miles east
of the city, on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad. Eight cases are
reported in that immediate neighbor-
hood. Rain has been falling since mid
night.
Memphis, Sept. 2.-Twenty. eight
cases in all-13 white and Is colored.
No deaths since noon. The national
board of health have approved of the
plan submitted by II. johnson, super
intendent of quarantine, for the estab-
lishment of quarantine picket, en-
circling the entire city and suburbs.
Fifty mounted men will be assigned to
patrol duty at once to enforce this new
quarantine law.
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Republican Outlook in California

New York, Sept. 2.-The Tribune
says the Republicans are confident of
electing their candidate for governor
and at least three of the four congress-
mel. 1t is impossible to judge at this
distance what effect the DeY Dung Kali
loch quarrel will have in San Fran
cisco, but if it shall result in placing
the city in the control of the Republi-
cans 1T will be an unexpected piece of
good fortune.
The Herald says: 1t would seem to
be bad time to elect judges but the
average voter in California will proba-
bly, take comfort in the reflection that
Judge Lynch, who is not elected judge,
holds court permanently, and may come
to the rescue at any time as court of
last resort.