Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-17
Tn. vsse Of Oregon.


OILS, ] F Kelleher, ] Mcdonald.
Tn. vsse Of Oregon.
PORTLAND, Nov. 15.-The official
returns from seventeen counties Of
the State give Garfield 17,948,
Hancock 16,448 and Weaver 1859
The remaining six counties, unOf-
fetal, give Hancock 257 majority,
making Gsrfield's plurality Gal.
The complete official returns will
not vary. those figures more than
10.
Repubstswa Dei~x~ie from Wnsh.
s"xs.n Terrss"ry.
PORTLAND, Nov. 16.-Sufflcient
returns have been received from
Washington Territory to insure
the election Of Thomas N. Brents,
the Republican delegate to Con.
gresy, by majority of not less
than 1900 over Thomas Burke, the
Democratic candidate.
Posussoy Attempts E.ospr.
CONCORD, Maas., Nov. 15.-Jesse
Pomeroy has been detected In an
other scheme to escape frem his
strong cell by saving through the
thick boiler casing with saw i'm.
provised from Q knife. He cut an
aperture through eighteen inches
long and nine inches wide. He
was discovered By the yard officers.
Ara. Gsnsssi sasser.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.- The son.
in-law of the late Gen. Suffer cor
rects q report of the Generals wife.
recently published. He says Mrs.
Suffer, though feeble, is In better
health than during the Summer.
The movements among CalifOrn-
ians here for her relief is progress
ing slowly.
Conse0l osshe Nest House.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia Wash.
inRton special says: The Demo.
Gratis have not given up the hope
Of capturing the next House of
Represep tatives. Already notices
have been served of fourteen con-
tests, aud as Clerk Adams has the
marking up Of the roll.call. these
contests give great Significance to
Springei's recent remarks in this
city, wheu the complexion Ut the
next House was discussed, that al
he cared about was to know
how Adams would stand. The Re-
publican Congressional Committee
has been Informed thet the Demo-
Gratis will contest the following dis
tricts: First aud Second of Ala
bama, First and Second Of.L0uis.
lana. Third and Ninth of Missouri,
First, Second, Third and Fifth Of
South Carolina, and the Second and
Sixth of Mississippi. There Is no
reason to believe, however, that the
Republicans will lose control OF the
House through these contests.
nses hsr % she Democracy.
New York, Nov. 15th.-Beech.
OF preached last night In Plymouth
Church from Proverbs, xxi, LII:
IA good name IL rather to be chOs-
en- than great riches" "a good
name Ia better than precious 0int-
ment.n The discourse occupied
more than an hour aud contained,
In the latter part, q denunclatiOn
of the managers of the Democratic
party for their attempts to blackeD
The character of Garfield. Beecher
said he was stirred by the Lord to
speak plainly. The Democratic
party bad got bad name and de-
served 1t. He doubted II 1t could
ever get rid of it. Then he gave
reasons for his statements, and
IL AnA11xv uuffh
for purity, honesty and decency.
Bsssss 81 she second Bess Race.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Our last dis
patch closed at the point where
Hanlon, In bis second race with
Trlckett. had got well under way.
Hanlon rowed easily and In perfect
style, showing his superiority from
the first stroke. Crabtree was
passed In six minutes and four Sec
Onds from the starting point. Here
Trickett began to labor and look Ill,
and by the time Soap Works were
reached the race was absolutely
over. Occasionally Hanlon stop
ped rowing, aud Trickett came up,
when q few powerful strokes would
send Hanlon ahead OF him. Be.
tween Hammersmith and Ches
wick HanIon laid down twice. He
stopped entirely once, and again
padded along at first with one
soull, then with the other. He
turned over to wash his face. and
chatted with Elliott. who was
rowing along side, and hrally won
BY three lsngths, which he could
have made . half mile If he had
chosen. The time Of the race was
90 ra:nutas sr5 oe-r-~s Later