Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-06
Late kilograms.



SAN. FRANCISCO, Nov. 5-Thls
mornings papers make the vote oil
the State OF California practically
q tie. This change from last nights
report Is due less to any turn in the
reports of precincts than to revis-
ion Of tabulated statements. These
differ considerably, and there are
evidences Of loose work sufficient
to dlscredit all estimates. I'm.
doubtedly the estimate of two
thousand last night was too high,
ind the best opinion seems to be
that Garfield will have a plurality
of 5nO to 1000.
Nevada will give Hancock about
900 majority.
easseDgers UnsnE s0uah.
MoJAvE, Nov. 5.-Los Angeles
] D Scheick, James Armstrong,
VIM Heering, r M Hamilton, F ii
Hume and wife.
Anaheim-A s Ferguson.
Arizops-D Jacobs, James Pea.
body and wife, Isaac Whistler, Mrs
H q Stiilman and two children,
Miss Lizzie Frasy, VIM Nc Bride,
John Dolan, Frank Schultz. VIM
H GsssDer, B Dawson. Frank
Nichols, B P Chamber, S w Smith
aud g b Penryth.
Amau-rux IA san Ermne,ses.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4th.-
Twenty new smallpox csses were
reported to the Health Office yes.
terdxy, aud seven to-day up to
noon. These make fifty-seven cases
reported this week, a majority: of
which are in modified form, but
some are of q malignant type
Every effort isibeing made by the
health authorities to prevent the
spread of the disease and to protect
citizens by vaccination. The cases
reported are scattered over all Sec
tions Of the city. and the Victims
belong to the more respect.
able class of the community.
All those attacked have been
almost i'm medlately sent to the
Twenty-slxth-street Hospital, ex.
cept some isolated cases which
could be safely Guaranteed. The
public vaccinators appointed by
the Board of Health are doing good
work, using the best Of bovine virus
Obtainable from first hands. No
satisfactory explanation Of the
sudden increase of this disease In
our midst Is given. The City Physi-
clans. including the officers Of the
Health Departments ARE nonplussed
for an explanation, and generally
attribute the rapid spread to atmos-
pherio influences. Under the cir.
cumstances 1t behooves oil to pro.
tect themselves by vaccination.
ssaIw.rs Po,icy.
WASHINGTON, Nov. At is es.
timated by the ultra stalwarts that
congressman from the South certi.
fed to be elected to the next House
from districts having a preponder-
ating negro vote are to be
either unseated or their election
invalidated on the ground that
the people have not had chance
to record q free expression of opin-
ion. This, 1t Is asserted, Is the only
means which can be re,orted to to
give the colored voter a chance to
assert his political rights. Such a
policy would, II applied, unsest
Chalmers in the Shoestring dis
trict Of Mississippi, three Of the
Louisiana members and about all
Of the South Carolina dele
CATION. While 1t Is, of course
very doubtful whether such q
policy will be adopted by the ma
jorIty of the House, there is unde-
niably = strong Impression among
leading Republicans that the Ad-
ministration IL to be pre.eminently
staIwart, and that the influence Of
the Grant Conkling element Of the
party will make itself distinctly
felt during the coming four years
In all branches OF the Government.
Cssises makers Already Dasy.
NEW YORK. Nov. "A Hearld
Washington special says: Gossip
has been making the following
Cabinet for Garfield: State De-
pArtment--Ben Harrison or Gen.
Grant; Treasury, Sherman; War,
Grant or Don Cameron; Postoff1ce,
Thomas G.. Plat; Interior, Gen.
Logan; Attorney.General John g..
Wilson or Ben. Harrison. Mr..
Blaine is left out in the cold.
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