The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-04-02
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Following II the namber OF wees re-
ceived by each candidate at the election
for Freeholders in San Francisco: The
average vote for the Citizens Protect
i've Union ticket is 10, 022, and for the
Workingmen's, ll676, giving an aver
age majority for the former Of 7,346.
Citizens Charter candidates s. NJ.
Wilson, 10, 1855; Colonel j. P. Hoge,
$4,000; N. NJ. Estee, 1865; Charles
Kohler, rs, 1858; r. C. Harrison, 49,
O6l; A. S. Hallidie, 1855; T. B.
Bishop, 1925; T. J. Bergin, IS, 262
A. Compile, Jr., 1902 w. Bartlett,
Is, 744 j. M. Mcdonald, 10, 100; J. M.
McNulty, 10, 1876; Isaac Wormser, 49,
799; NJ. 2. Jones, 1907, and j.. T.
Boyd, 1871. Workingmen s. G.
Hastings, ll,ssS; Thomas Ashworth
LAO; JOSEPH O'Connor, II, z7a,. Au-
gust Tillman, l,7S0; VIM. Broderick,
Il, 2S2; J. F.. Gibbion, II, 4s3 u. o. B.
sKennedy; 4 /, 1852; }. X. Philips, H.
553;SM. J. Kelly, 1851; A. C. Tay-
Tor, Hail; j. j. Mcmahon, II, 400 ;,
Hugh Curran, 1859; 2. Swift, II, 463 :
D. Skerrett, IL $3.50, and J. C. Pennie,
l2,06l.
The Committee of Twenty-one, APP
pointed by the Democratic Union of
New York City to devise The hest plan,
for bringing about union betweem
Talnmany and auti-Tammhy Demo-
Gratis met last evening and appointed n
Subcommittee of five ts cali upon she
two existing Democratic organizations
of this city and invite each Of them to
appoint subcommittee to meet the
committee in conference; for the pur-
pose of devising. a plan to secure the
election of united representation Af
the Democratic party of the city of
New York as delegates in the coming
convention.
The subcommittee of the. House
Committee On Pacific Railroads, who
were instructed by the full committee
to. inquire into the alleged contract be-
tween the Pacific Railroads and the
Pacific Mali Steamship Company, have
mot prepared their report upon the SUBJ
ject, butt is understood that they will
take the ground that while such a con-
J tract would be obnoxious to received
tenets and precedents of common law,
the almost universally changed condi.
tions, apon which commercial transac-
tiaus. are based. justify a,radical depar-
ture from former precedsnts.
I'm an alteration in a dance house at
,Bodie Samuel Black was shot and dan
/ gerously wounded by Jesse Pierce. The
difficulty was caused by Pierce assault
ing hurdy girl named Kittie Welles,
who, was defended by Black The for
mer is gambler and the, latter was
lately a.deputy constable.
At Omaha, Nebraska, John Downs,
aged o.. and Willie johnson, aged 8,
died yesterday afternoon in great
agony from eating wild parsley. A
third. boy, Charles Titus, who was out
with them, and also ate of it, will re-
4. cover
At Leadvilie F. A. Prentice shot and
Killed L. c. Dixon, while engaged in a
quarrel growing out Of alleged insult
offered by Prentice to a lady whom
I Dixon Was eseorting home.
/ George Wilson Drake; of Marshall
! county, Kansas, was murdered for his
money by tramps, in front of the Brig
ham Young Beehive house, in Salt
Lake City, on Wednesday night.
The public debt statement viii show
a reduction of ten millions for March.
The Internal Revenue receipts were
nine millions.