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SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF NEW-YORk. .-...DEC -. 1880.
ARRIVED
str Rhiwindda (Br Alan Cardiff days. with mdse and
Str sorrento r., Potter. Dec H. with pas.
sengeTs SandersOn q son.
Newnb IN (BT Grant, Newcastle II days. ~ ballast TO
SIR CITY Of o Ianero Lewis RIO T. Bahia TO-
Pernambuco H. FTa II. and 1t Thomas 49, with
passengers 10 e II Mallory q Co
Felicia Ger. Muller. Iaguayra Dec lG Porto Cahao
H. 90 with coffee, etc 70 Dallet B0ulfOn Co
Arden BIZ. Elder MaracAbO Dec IT, wish coffee etc.
10 nm. FOrwOOd & Co.
STR Aene tBrl Hughes Jacmel Dec lo. AuN Cages H.
Petit Gonaive rs Port Prince - and Kingston, ia, ~
with l. etc. u PIN. Forwooi & Co.
strAbenAre hallet, Lewes Del with mdse 10 Old DonIn-
Franconia. Williams Portland Ne with mdse and pas.
SHIN Theodore IL Rand ot Parrsloro Ns Potter Plau IS
empty barrels and oil iron To order vessel
nell BIOS
SUNsET-wIND-At sandy HOOK moderate. NV; snow.
ing ami OARS. Al CITY Island. light NV, thick snpw
Gle lIED
sIs Bohma (Pr Murphy. Liverpool. Vernon II Brown &
CO: sno0n BIZ -trakes liverpool Seager Bros Ferdinand
Pehnsyivania 'ir Ktche glasgow. Ausl faldwin & co;
Vio.a BIZ -tephe1s copenhagen SeaPer Bros KATE tBr
Ma Feruandns g II Nallory 60, General whit
ney Coleman New or cana Boger Morgan MOrrc Castle
OG dominion - Coz Eegu altar, Doanc Philadelphia
VIM clyde Co. CITY OF Columbus ri her. Savannah. Ca
Geo Yonge; Manhattan, Kelley. Norfolk, CITY Point
ships JAMIE Cibals. B0et MOntcvi6eo Corner CO.
BsrEs Saiionsl Eagle Trieste Hermann Koon AZ Co
Tres de Mayo tspan Gsmedeo santander Bboa Zuri
~'ns IatasId mr., Hatfield Parrssoro q w Bertanr
John Douglass arker brunswick Warren Ray Nellie
straw. Han Lisbon, SIMPSON Clap Go; vsGdala Alley
horwic Conn Chas Tung > GOODWIN. Williams stamford
MIsCELLASs OUt
tospos Dec 2esarS Digmar tHu.s. Capt Lundeln from
Newly Nov for BALTIMORE has put back
Ehe vessel Iepor ed having toisnn
last With the sh' Oberon aud which supposed to hav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
FINED FOR STARVING HIS CATTLE.

The case of Sydney A. Hendrickson. upon whose
farm. al Hampstead, nearly hundred diseased anu
rssted by an officer of Mr.. Bcreb's Society. on a
charge of cruelty 10 ANIMALS came up before Justice
Cloves, ut Hempstend Tuesday. Bcnlamin ~.
Hicks wee president of the society, and Officers
Clarke and Evans present as prosecutors:
Hcndri kson Withdrew his Plea OF not guilty aud
entered plea of gully The Justice then sentenced
INN to paw fine OF $50. with costs, and ordered all
tie diseased cattle OH his farm to be killed IL IL
said that since week ago TUESDAY niieicen AMI
nIals ON the farm have died from starvation The
farm sill under s'rct quarantine, and will remain
SO until the disease is thoroughly stamped out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F;,th drepu, HoteI-Tbe Hon Richard w. Thomp-
SON Secretary of the Navy Assistant Postmaster
James Iyner III Senator henDen n fsnon , ~
the Rev. Charles A. Dckey of philadelphia ana hsni
Incius Robinson Eimira and Congressman Horace ~;
PAGE OF California. Al6eHEdrie Hlet-C0ngi
James Weaver. Iowa, and Judge tinei oi ane
New York Court OF Appea ~ rTdna 10 ~
Milton u. g. n, and Judge i. IL estDrook' OF
Kingston, n. Egereu HouseCOlonel w D. Beek ~ =
A.. ,ndsOr Hoie-General James =. Negley, OF f1tls
burg, and Ex-Governor ). b. Page, OF vermont SIano
Central H0teIEdward Backus u ,. Consul at Far braIh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
CHARGED WITH LIBEL.

The trial OF James I. Keegen a reporter, for IL
beling ex State Senator Wnteli of JERSEY CITY. IN
charging hun with having gone 10 Cuba TO AVOID
arrest as "A consp rator In the Lewis will case. was
begun IN Jersey City YESTERDAY. The alleged libel
was published in the newspaper called ruin, Ann
K Dstrlct-Attorney MctjiIi WIS assisted in the
prosecution bv ex-Judqe Hoffman. Keegan was
represented BY eI-Judge Curtis, Of this city. Sew
erai wit1es ,es, among them Ex-Governor btdie tes-
.nce 10 the alleged libel and that lie said every
allegation maize IN it could be proven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
MILLIONS OF FISH LOCKED IN A BAY.

Sbiunecock Iulef has closed NJ aud millions OF
fsh. mostly young ones, shut in the bay. Shin
uecock Bay rs on the south side. near the eastern
END of Lang Island. opening s0uthwafd mo inc
Atlantic O cap and is tie feeding aud spawning
aryund Of millions OF fish. Tue fishery interest Is
large. More than 200 men support their families
tv catching different fish. The bay bias an average
siSpth OF a out twelve feet Some of the fishermen
state that they have seen ten acres Of solid hsh
Iu,yiuQ IN one mass" The law ~ so peculiar that
,n,ning can be doue toward opening an inlet The
fish will soon die II they not let out ana an effort
viii be made by tue fishermen 10 Opeu passage TO
the ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
ATTEMPTING TO ROB A HAT STORE.

Ofiirer GIIigan, of the Fourteenth Precinct, yes
,er,,gy morning found three men lnrking abou' IN
E,,zabet.st directly i'll the rear OF Cailahars nat
e,nre 80. 14O Bowery. He arrested the men ana
took then to tue station lie found several nm,
roirs skeleton KEYS revolver and other burglars
tools IN ,heIr possession. An examination Ol the
rear of the at store showed that burglary had
bern attempted. The men were taken 10 TIE iohDs
They gave their names as William johnson. age
tweyt, four If no. 22S Christie ST.: Sidney Smith
age twenty-four, no nome ana James McOanh' age
twenty-five, of No. 14o Orchard-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
N TIE wokKHoUsE WITH A BROKEN SKULL

Ofiicrr i'OWers. OF tho Tw'nty-sec0uU TTrCIHCI,
arrested on the morning Of December 20, James
CAn,isd. who was dlsorderlV ana apparently oreuH.
~, the noce botter ms age was recorded as forty
eve: nc Eai no occupation and the charge of IN
tox cation WAS made. In the Fifty -seventh Street
Police C,urf Justice Bixby committed INN to the
workbou.e Tor two months, and he was seat 10
I,ackwe rs Island. On tho day after his arrival
.hete re was taken TO the hospital aud on Christmas
Dav ,e died. An autopsy was made yesterday ~
Uymty Coroner ,iO,dschmidt., Ii showed Ihat Can
fields skull was fractured and that there had 0een
ef.us,3us of blood OF the brain III two places.
(oroner Ellinger yesterday ordered n thorough Ill
yrsigaiiun al the circumstances OF his arrest and
tsr ;;,auner in which Inc Obtained his injuries. The
ina,lest w,ll lie held next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
CLEANING THE STREETS OF BROOKLYN.

Ferdinand DeViqne, who Obtained the contract
for cleaning the streets OF BROOKLYN for five wears
at $50 800 year. has not yet executed the contract
lie dcmul red at the provision made by the CoInis-
soners that daily reports should be made showing
rbe amou It Of street sweepings removed. Yester-
day tine Commissioners of CITY Works, Police and
Health met and agreed to omit this provision. They
informed Mr.. DeV ane that the contract must be
executed within tweBty-tOur hours or they would
proceed against him and his bonusmea for damages
arising from his faIure TO do 50. II Mr.. DcN igne
docs not make the contract proposals Tor the WORK
will be again advertised for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
A BROOKLYN CHURCH SOLD AT AUCTION.

Tn, TompkIus Avenue Congregational Church
hu,dug al IompSinsave. and Electromagnetic,
Brooklyn was sold AZ auction yesterday. at No; 3!9
FnltOn ST. for $40. 100. The purchaser was Z. L.
Wendt who represented the persons holding the
mortguge IN behalf of The congregation worship
nng m the church $40, 600 Ind, but this limit
was not exceeded The CONGREGATION Will make an
effort to retain the use of the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

A little Georgia boy who wrote 20 Santa
Claus Tor a pony was enough to add PuscrIt.
he mule, Pies ~ his behine legs Atlanta Const
LuIION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
pprpAPIyG FOR HE GREAT FAIR.

The w ..rld's Far Executive Committee bad long
,ecret session yesterday, at No. 3l7 broadway. and
d,eid, d TO hod tho meeting Of the Worlds Far
T,m,o,ssion January 10 IN tine City Hall, providing
,,arn'ission can he obtained from Mayor Grace The
facts TO be embraced the report Of the committee
were discussed at length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
MAINE INTELLIGENCE.
NIyIATURE ALMANAC.


Ann rt..s 7.24 san All Clock fast SInUSsec
b:S5 sOOL soutls O:lS aSe 10
HIGH WATER TODAY
HOOK. $50 Gov Island. d4O Holt tate S29
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P. NJ.
sandy oog.. e.j4 GOV. Island 712 Hen Cats 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

the murder of Mary Dean in June, for the purpose
| of appeal to the General Term OF the supreme
| CouPt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
up,r OLE ERRoR IN TIE LEIGHTON CASE

Judge Erady yesterday granted wrIt OF error IN
Oh, casc of Augustus ID. leighton, who was con-
.Sr,ed and sentenced to DC hanged January -, Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

Announcements
Ask any good doctor if Hop Bitters are not
the best family medicine on earth
AN OLD DOCTOR's ADVICE.
II vas this. Tnst in cod and keep your bowels open
For This purpose take for other remedy so
sHectualy OvrrcOmes condition and that without De us
tss and gripping wic other medicines cause IIY ooA 0"
botte.-[Te.egIaph
HOME MADE MNCE MEAT,
now ready for hoidiys Also Pure 0d tashonsn fVb
MANI Preserves Iehes Jams Canned Fruits Flckes Sc
80 made and FOR sale Hrs SARAH : MCbLRAIH 90 re
graw Brooklyn. send for circular containing
and prizes
IYON'S Tooth TABLETS are compact, pure,
elegantly put up and suited 10 Tenned taste
"TuE MACKINNON.D
A1reodv e name Of mi, famous pen becoming familiar az
bnsehod word audi selection Of holiday presents De
signed TO usefu aud novel tn MAckunoh rem
at No 300 Broadway. should be 10 be appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

Ask any good doctor if Hop Btters are not
the best family medicine on earth
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PISSENGER.n ARRiCED.

FROM RIO JASEIRo, ETC.-BY STEAMSHIP CITY OF RIC
JANEIRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30
uo,rr MAnE MINcE MEAT.
"TuE MACKINNON.D

LYON's TOOTH TABLETS are compact pure,
delicate flavor elegantly put up and suited 10 refined taste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-30

The Jury in the suit brought by Corporation At
torney McDcrmott against The Ercning Journal for
Incl rendered a verdict yesterday III Mr.. McDer-
motifs favor for $500 and the costs.
Mnyor Taussig has vetoed the contract for the oil
lamps which was gwen TO the New-York and New
Iersry Globe (ias-light Com pany by the Board If
Police COMMISSIONER On the ground that IL was
unfairly awarded
The claims for supplics for the outdoor poor IT.
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Cine felteue Geleaenbeit.
Wfan beltd,tiSe bic reineu 2innsn 8a=
tiits AZ 3ou brett, gu balben Yreiien bel
Sdram & So.
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Dm. 6. Strong gum 8iceprdHbenten er=
nannt wprben. Der 3mef Der @eiell=
idaft 1T, cine 8abn ron Can Mariail int
9tto @ranbe=Tbal mad, 81 Yalo uno bonn
Ric graneezEbal au8 quer turd bas
Ierriturium cine 8erbtnbun9slinie nit
Der jest nod @uabn1os I'M Bau tesriffe=
nsn SaAn tn nSrsl;teg Mldtuus bes3u=
itelen. 3yei 3@eiglinien, eiue mad
Nri5rna iibsr giioer G:tp uno cine bonn
Nlorica= =Yab usltmirts mad ber Weit=
@ren3e ces 1erritoci,in,, ;,siiden benz 80.
nno 33. 8reitenSraoe, {Alieben lid an
iene. NuSeroem werse en- nod peridiebe=
ne NuSldufer Don Der Seem Wericc= uno
@outhernzYccific= =Valn beabfdtist. Sm
@an5en ltno Ss3 Weiten Vabnlinie i'm
S9arter Dorseieben. Das Stummtapiz
tai 1T auf 20 Wtillipnen Dollars felfse=
ieet, mopon bereits $8s3,ooe ee,eidnet
(tnp.
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Die .,Nepublique Trameatle"

iteut fclsenbe getradtuns iibsr bic babp.
lenti4e yerrirruns in Berlin unb iber
bic NeuBerunsen gismards an, melde
bic 4Slniide 3eituns rtitsetbeilt. Die
Tran3cien bliden NIT Sdabenfreube auf
bic Serwidluns in Deut l&lano. ,Iuf
leben Sal" ,t1eint bic uHepmtlique" lit
es ale cine iunberbare St fdeinHns in I'M
iersr 3eitseididte 5u betradten, oab pie>
Ter 1elbl8e Weiniiter, ber Deutfdlaub
seidafien, bon benz Deutidlano lib pbne
ntdt mleber gut 3lt mahenben Sdaben
nt9t trennen fSnnte unb ber in pieler Bez
SIebun5 eine taft unbeidrdnfte @eualt
anSibt, es nidt bu5u brinsen fam, bah
er auf bic Scltseertreter einen bauernber
GlnfluB auSibt." Die ,9tepusliaue"
fnbet bic 2Siuns bieies &dtbiels ,uerlt
in benz fronoirenben @baratter oes beut.
ldsn Woltes, bas immer neraele unb Be-
trlttele, Johann isoo4 in Der beltebenoeu
Nerfalluns in Preuben io,pobl wie i'm peut>
lden Nei4e. Die nad einem lebr bemos
trottIden @eieee se,pdblten &ammern
beltsen bic seietsebenbe @epalt in ibrer
9an5en Sal!e, br4 ieber @inilub auf tie
greeutloe 1T ben nielben unterlaat. Das
Ntinilterium 1T in feinem @rabe sor benz
lelben Derantwortlid; es baast ausl&lieb.
lid bon benz SOuperan al, Der es er.
nennt, teibebdlt, dnbert poer fortldidt,
mie es ibm sefilt. 2Snnte ber Gan,ter
ourd ein Vctum bes 9anbtaaeS pber
oss Wsidstases sefiiir,t perben, 70 tSnnte
er lther auf eine gang unb aar eraebene
sWehrbelt rednen; oenn man fdnbe nidt
einen ein5isen beutlden Yatrioten, ber
leln Vateriano Der DienIfe bes aroeen
&en5lerS terauben wollte. Weit elmer
DrObnns, feline @utlaiiuns gu fcrbern,
battle er bic Tabeliiidtisiten i'm Sdad,
setalten. Da man aber weik, baR bic
fslnbielisiten abftimmunsen feline Stel>
lung nidt eridattern, 70 nimmt man fei.
men Nnlfanb, bic Intrdse, bic ibm am
0er1en liegen, ab3udnbern ober 3u Der.
perfen. Was er aud bic beitisiten Sie.
ben halten, 70 nimmt man niAtspeifome.
niger sWfabregeln fpie eS einem aefiut!"
Die y Wespen" idreiben ircniid: Der
Weltseilt benft in gismard. Wenn Bis-
mard ladf, bait iid oas llniberlum ben
Vaud. Wemn iid Bismarf dreert, (iuft
benz &esmcs bic @alle iiber. Wiit Bis=
mard tesinnt bic Weltseididte. Sc mirb
Aa5 ullo geaat, Srmmer unb Winter,
neil Sismard nidts basesen bat. @enn
Vismard ben Selm abnimmt, baten bic
Warsbeipchner gollmonb. Die Grbe III
abseplattet, neil Bismard es 1T. Der
erlte wleribian aebt burd Bismards 9lr.
beitsltube. Wenn es reSnet, 70 meint Der
9immel ilber Vismards abselebnte gor.
lagen. Der nntersans Der Welt wirt
bur& Bismard's Radtritt erfolsen. 60.
balo gismard iust: Sd mag nidt mebr
70 fansen bic Bofaunen bes jansften Sc.
ridts 5m blaien an ,c.A
1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-01

rim, absr fa tatte gst fanb eenus, bic I'm.
laulb 3u lpielen, ionit mare es ia aud uu
bentbar, bab itr Der Sreibsrr in bic Sale
se8aneen.
@as oerfsbf Du untsr @bentsuerin 2
@is bate psber selsbmabteen Nuipruh
auf ben absltssn Namsn, ben 1e fabrse
nod bic Mittsl, I'M ben Auflpano ,u be
freiten, ben Ts bamuls TN Babe trsb.
Das @ass aber erfutr Id ntat iOfOrt;
le iif, rte eefast, cine quite SomOeianttn.
gtn 3ufaQ, ben wabrihstnli& ibre lpeibt
5anb selsnft, fiitrte iie In uniersn BE-
fanutenfrets. Du psibt, bab Id meine
psrteiratbeh @hwsasr mad GINS beSlettet
bate. Sb mub gu mstrer Befdamuns
ssfeben. baB msber Id nod bic anesrtn
5srren unisrsr @sieaiaaft 9harfblid ss<
mug bslab,n, um 8lanhe lofort ,u bur@.
1hauen haiiir bate bsnlelben In erbob.
tenn Mab, bas 5rauenau5e mstnsr Stwe'
Ter. @te ruar es, bic mid auf fmerliam
madte auf bic eissntbImlia brs,afn 8idt
70 manhss @oriibsrsspsneen. uuf BE 10,
tett brsimal UNI bic 5ails s,idlunsens
soloene ubrfstte uno auf bic CARDS dame
Der SdSnsn. bic Sfentlt& 5ants titullrt,
I'M @ebeimsn abtr ais Gammsrjunsfsr bes
tanbelt tuarb!
unb Du slaubf, bab fs Did liebte ?
9iah ibrer &rt, ia Sic lpielts 3uerlt
bic Naius, baan bic Sdmadtsnoe unb als
1e einiab, oaB fe nidt mebr NIT mir per,
tpdrts lam, - er audte - ID wiirbe Dir
oies bsute 70 wsnis asdalsn, a!s Id es
fru6er sstban, battt fe ntdt bura ibre
5anelunsspstle @enta sssenabsr jesen
auiprua auf Sdonuns metnsrisits usr.
ui.ft. ais l7e lire 1smibunsen er.
iOleles fab. i.bte le @sradte In umlauf
Die unlsr Bsioer Namfn In rsht ts.
bentlihe 8.rtinbuns NIT einanber brad.
ten, um mid babur@ gu 3mtneen, lle 3u
beiraten.
GrrtftbunB fcls.
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--Daneoaa & Sons psrtAufen bic
mobsvnfsn 6Ite.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-01
8rrtf.buns fuls'.

: Sn stnem Der sefrissn @orsentldt.
ter las Id etn atteit I'm Betrsf Der @irt.
lamtsit bes ct. Safoss S.ls bst 3atn.
fdmerjen, bas Don etnem msiner Betaan.
ten uutsr3sthnet mar. Da zines mtiner
8inser felt brei Sasen an ben bsftislfen
3abnlGwsrSen lit, 70 befhlpb Id eten.
faus einsn geriua NIT nem 70 aGs.msin
esprisienen ct. Satobs Oel 3u mahen.
Sd rtsb bas 3abnfleil&, lowie bic aubsre
Seite Der Bade NIT Dem Osl ein, unb
nahbsm Id ia fur,sr 5intersinanperfolse
ote @inreibans tpieberbolt batts. ertIdrt.
mir bas Rinb, ebt nod cine talke @tun>
be ssrsanasu spar, pab aut 3nbni6mer.
gen ptrfhwMnsen ietn. 81. @rinebaum,
32S Gf 52te.Strabe, Nem. yorl. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-01

Has 9ebsn 1T potlss unannetmti9fet,
ten. Bir erbpsen uas nsultd, einsn
ldltmmep Taa BON abeumatlsmus fiir
eine Sabres @ubieriptton, i'm goraus
ss3ablt, 3u teilen. Qter eeraoe als tptr
bas @elb In @mpfaus nsbmen wetlten,
empfabl etu ttsilnebmenper Greunb
Spbnio ionsNnobyneQtniment, |,
unb eas @elo 1ammt Rem Yatlsntsn per.
f&waneen ausentltdlih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-01

Soiepb Satsoa's Wubte
in Neue 8raunfsls maAlt isbr sutss 8orn.
une Wei3enmetl nnb psrtauft In srobsn
Quantttaten In Die lll.,sesenp.
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Wtleenb bprHreues.

Der nReeoroer", &msrieus. @sorsia
fast: Glerts, Senatoren, Rsprdlentan.
ten, Dottoren, NopOtattn, Bars.r i'm 81
fsntli&en uno Vrtpatleben bslhstniaen %
3u Iauisnesn nit ibrer Namensuntsr.
f1rtft, bab etn Wtttel s.ianbsn wurbe
se8sn grisbts Sranfbsit unb gla(sn.
f6wa6e. Das Mitta beitett In Dar.
ners Safe &tonsp unb qipsr Cure uno
Uarnsrs Saft Diabstes Gure.
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Ginp midfiap neme Rnb

- Cine mihtise neue Babn. Sn
Santa Sc. Stem Werlco. bat fia aus ben
9erren Seifericn @OOleoss. Us. s. Gtruna
~. :. & 9. s. 9. g. 1batder, Nn.
tomb, Wiloer, Wansanare3 u. u. bic
Wio @ronbe=, Wericc= & YaciFc Giiea.
bobnseieli&uft orsaninr.. 8. Selfericn
GccleoSe bon Bottom ii gum yrdNbenten,
The Portland daily press., 1880-12-15
=. " ..Il,el E.I-,1n ~. -
The Vote of California.
[san Francisco Bulletin, Nor. aO .l,l

lsodii cIduClcCu Dutlctll, NV. 1by tFarN.
1t seems that the Republicans have not only
secured one Elector in this State, but, accord
ing to Democratic methods, the whole State
should have been counted for Garfield, Under
the law relating to the election of Presiden-
tial Electors, the Secretary of State, on the
last Monday in the month OF the election, or
as soon as the returns have been received from
all the counties in the State, if received before
that time, must compare and estimate the votes
given to the Electors, and certify to the Gov
ernor the names of the proper number Of per-
sons having the highest number OF votes. This
duty the Secretary of State performed yester-
day, the latest date provided by law Had the
Secretary of State, who acts as Returning
Board in this matter, been content to have
simply received and checked off the packages
of each county until all were received, and
then made the official canvass, he would have
been obliged to have rejected the returns from
Mendocino and Siskiyou, and to have ac-
cepted imperfect returns from Lassen and
since Mendocino and Siskiyou gave an aggre-
gate average majority Of 442 votes for the Han
cock Electors, it is plain the remaining coun-
ties would have given the other five Garfield
Electors plurality of about $50. votes. The
that they had. omitted the votes cast for two
Democratic Electors, and as these returns were
duly certified and sealed, they were, according
to Democratic methods, the best evidence that
could have been had, providing, of course, the
missing votes had been Republican. But the
Republican Secretary of State had looked into
these packages of returns as they were received,
and discovering the errors and omissions re-
ferred to, telegraphed for other and correct re-
turns, pointing out the fatal mistakes in the
FIRST and in this manner five Democratic Eec-
tors have been declared elected by an average
of 60 plurality. iges .5-.. 10 y vaod1Ig .-s-
We understand that in the solid South, as
we'll as in the extreme Northeast, when Dem
ocratc official gets this kind of advantage over
the Republican volers he lets them know the
penalty OF such carelessness by throwing out
such returns, and, indeed, in this State we
were treated to some of the same kind of busi-
ness in Stanislaus county at the last election
The Democratic Board of Supervisors, in cam
vassing the returns, found that the tally lists
and poll lists from Oakdale and Empire Pre-
cincts were missing. They were asked to ad-
journ, as they might, under the law, to give
an opportunity to have the returns completed
but the board refused to adjourn. 1t has been
ascertained since that the missing returns were
sealed up with the tickets by mistake. It Is,
perhaps only coincidence that these two pre-
cincts were Republican, and that by not count
ing them q Democratic Supervisor was elected
instead of Republican. a1 ssS