Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-05
BY TELEGR A PHI.
CALIFORNIA ALL RIGHT.
SAN Francisco, Novemb

CALIFORNIA ALI hAGHT.
SAN Francisco, November 4. :
Additional returns from the interior and Z
more careful tabuation of those before re
ceived make a complete change in favor Of
the Republican Electoral ticket in the State.
The votes now counted give Garfield 50 ,9O5
! Hancock, 67,027; Weaver, 2,707. There
is no possibility OF the votes yet
to be counted changing the result, though
the majority will probably be slightly reduced.
| 1t is now definitely settled that the Republi-
| cans will have majority on joint ballet OF
four to six, insuring the election of the Re
publican Senator. The Congressional dele
Cation will stand: Page and PAcheeo, Republi
cans; Rosecrans and Berry, Democrats.
California still in doubt on electoral ticket
San Francisco latest vote gives Garfield 10,
1872; Hancock, 20, 725; Weaver, 573; Davis,
10, 500; Rosecrans, 81 OBJ: Maybeli, $50.
Later returns from the south district render
the election of Pacheco practically certain.
Page and Berry elected in Second and Third
Districts. Legislature still in doubt, both
parties claiming majority en joint ballot.
OREGON.
PoRTLAND--Oregon still held at ABOUT 500
Republican majority.
NEW YORK.
The New York World comedies the State
by from Is to 20, 900.
CondolinE the suEerb.
New YORK, November 8.
The Times says General Hancock seemed
yesterday to be the least concerned of any man
on Governors Island over the result of the
election. He had retired at his usual heur
the night before. After breakfastiny with his
family yesterday morning he went to army
headquarters and busted himself with his
official correspondence. General Mcclellan
called to express his sympathy, and Hancock's
reply was that he was sorry for the people
and the party. To other gentlemen who
called he said he was willing to abide the de-
cision of the people. Several of his military
friends called, but aspiring Democratic psli-
ticians, whs now find no further use for Han
cock, kept away.
Coming Events.
WAsHINGToN, November 4.
The Republicans think John A. Kasson Of
Iowa the most available man for the Speaker
ship. Secretary Sherman will contest the
Ohio Senatorship with Foster, Taft and Mat
thsws Justices Hunt and Clifford will give
place to Devens and Edmxnas.
CHICAGO, November 4.
An Omaha special says 1t is creditably ru-
mored that Senator Hitchcock, who was a
classmate of Garfield at Williams College,
will be rendered the secretaryship of the
Interior
San Francisco News.
SAN Francisco, November 4.
Early this morning Leon Boniface fred |
three shots at Hattie Lee, on Waverly Place,
nfictine probably fatal wounds. He then |
shot himself through the head, causing instant
leath Jealousy was the cause of the tragedy. |
he woman having deserted Boniface for q
aew partner.
SMALLPOX SPREADING.
Since Nend y thirty cases of smallpox
AVE been discovered in the city and taken to
he pest-house The health officer has grant
d extraordinary powers.
The sudden outbreak of SMALL pox takes
he Health Department by surprise. An &C.
asional mild case has been reported for some
months past. exciting no alarm. Numerous
asses reported during the current week, now
ggregating about seventy are scattered all
yer and confined to no class of the popula-
ion. Not singlecase is known to exist in
chinatown.
A student Of the University came over
rom Berkeley to-day with small Pox and was
ent to the pest house.
STOOD BY THEIR COLoRs majority Of
he French vote went Republican and helped