Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-01
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. kearneyism Rebuked. A Crushing Defeat For The
 WOrkingmen. How Denis Received It. Vigorous Pleasures Against the Leading AgifatOrs. THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND. Sixteen Kew seats For The
 liberals.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

The EIectiOns-A Sweeping Victory for the Citizens, Ticket-HOyv Kearney Received the Nevs-EHe Falls i'm 8 Fit-VigorOus Measures to be Adopted 1 Against the AgitatOrs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-The Citizens ticket was victorious. The total vote was
 about 31 1000, considerably less than last year,
 the falling of being especially noticeable in
 the workingmen's wards. This is taken es an
 indication that Kearneyism is losing it's hold
 in this city. The Workingmen have filed
 protest against counting the ballots of the
 Citizens Union. however, claiming that, while
 their own ballots were printed on legal paper,
 the ballots of their opponents, which were
 colored, did not conform to the laws in vari- ous ways. Some think there Is good ground for contest in the matter. and that the Work ingmen may in the end get the election.
 The latest returns from the various precincts Union, their ticket receiving 16,339 votes against 10, 246 for the workingmen. The re- suit may be accepted an evidence that great number of workingmen have tired of the agitation and Kearneyism, and are pre- pared to unite in an effort to restore conf dence and forward business activities. The result causes the greatest satisfaction and is expected to have marked good effect upon public interests.
 When Kearney realized that he was beaten absolutely he raved like 8 madman and worked himself up into such an excited state that he fell in fit, foaming at the mouth and was carried to his residence and physicians summoned. His prostration served to inten- sify the public excitement and there were no end of rumors adoat regarding his condition. His opponents asserted that his illness was simulated, and that the fit was piece of act ing for the purpose of infaming his followers and influencing Judge Freelon of the Superior Court in passing upon his appeal from the sentence of Judge Rix. Kearney's inti- mates still loudly proclaim that he will not go to the penitentiary, but they present no plan by which he can escape should Judge Freelon affirm the sentence, which it is generally be- lieved he will do. Mayor Kalloch said the ballots for the ticket of the Citizens Protec- tive Union should not be counted, as they were not made in accordance with the law. When informed that the provisions of the law had been observed in the most minute particu- lar he said vehemently, ''It makes no differ ence, the ticket will not be considered valid It is an unjust discrimination in the title and violation of the principles of the elective franchise !''
 LATER.-The majority for the Citizens ticket is about 1000. The victory will be pressed to it's legitimate conclusion by vigor- ous measures against Kearney, Cannon and Kalloch.
 Another Victim Who Didn't Solve Ets
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.--George Mitch ell, painter, was arrested last night. He had become insane over the 13, 15, 14 puzzle, and covered the floor and walls with figures in at temp to solve it.