Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-07
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-Latest
returns from the State give Han
cock 90 majority. There are y few
/ 81 AL precincts to hear from. 1t
WI. auire an official count to de-.
side the result in the State, but the
Republicans will get one elector, as
d. 8. Terry is known to be
scratched several hundred. The
Republicans appear to have elected
40 Assemblymen, giving them a
good majority on joint ballot.
6eo. nMesmnu'4 .Good sb,ng."
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5th.-The
4 story Of General Sherman's intend
ed retirement causes great amuse-
ment in army circles. General
Sherman has now nothing to do
but to amuse himself as he pleases.
Running about the country at gov.
eminent expense during the Sum.
mer, and dancing attendance upon
pretty girls In Washington during
the Winter. He has the best place
under the Government.
use spr"g sss-Aeaion far Divorce.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Winches-
y ter Britten, has been retained to
bring action for divorce for Mrs.
Kate Chase Sprague against Ex-
>Governor Sprague. He will have
the papers ready for service in a
New days.
xaiirOad Accidens.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-This morn
ing the freight train on the New
| York, Lake Erie and Western Rail
road had taken the switch at
EPennahOrn Creek. N. Y, to permit
the passenger train of the New
York and New Jersey road to pas:
Into the tunnel. The switchman
1T seemed, omitted to close the
switch and the passenger train
crashed Into the caboose Of the
freight, killing David Quacken
bush, engineer of the passenger
Strain, the freight car conductor,
land Garrett Voorh es, fireman Of the
In assenger train. No passengers
were hurt. Charles Bogert, the
ewitchman, has fed.
MooNvILLE, Ohio, Nov. 5.-Th'
collision of freight trains on the
Marietta and Cincinnati railroad
yesterday, killed the engineer ant
Fireman. Six of the hands wer,
badly Injured.
A"sua" stroke ~ Kelly.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5th.-Johr
kelly is receiving all the kicks ant
abuse. The Sun this morning says
"From ditch to ditch, deeper ant
,eper into the mire, John Kell.
ads the Democratic party. Tn,
ossession and retention Of tn
ofiice of Comptroller of New Yorl
1by John Kelly has cost the Democ
racy the control Of the Government
Zpf the United States for the mex
Hour years."
The Herald ssys: John Kelly ma
Ibimply repeated the tactics b,
(which he gave the State to Cornell
HE has simply acted upon his on
principle that party, country, tn
Presidency, all things aud every
Thing, might better go to the dog
THAN for John Kelly 10 lose his hol,
lpOn that fat mess Of porridge, tn
kwenty millions of our municipa
Expenditure.
In The Times says: It does not seen
Ito have occurred to our Dem ocrati
7ootemporariss engaged in findinI
/ loerty scapegoats, that the chic
! Reed of the Democratic party l
kmore intelligence, more conscienc
land more votes. II Is the part,
That is responsible for Kelly an
| taGcLAughlin, not they who hav
endowed the party with the ignoI
]Ance, dishonesty and servilit,
(which renders their existence pos
liable. When Kelly Is dethrone'
Kid Mclaughlin baDished, tn
headership OF party In New Yor
I'D Kings will still be the prize Q
Agome mercenary demagogue. Dem
Pocrats who object TO "bossism
phould find Q new party. The ms
io-lty of their associates are pei
fectly contented with their state.
Iossnsid's mslerisy IN New YOsn
NEW York, Nov. 5.-The IT.
bune,s figures on the State electio
foot up %. 600 majority for Garfield
Il 6eyenty-five or seventy-six cour
A kies are estimated moderately, an
Iater returns are expected to sho
e5, 900.
81 The World says: Additional r
! kurns Of Tuesday's election In tn
Estate increase Garfield's majoriI
Z Sbove the figures given yesterda,
\ k0ar6eId's apparent majority 10 It
atate y "a 487. u will not va
Hnuch froq is, 900.
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