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Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
List OF Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Posi-
office, Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1880.
LADIRs' LIST.
Boomey, Caroline Graves. Mrs. A. W
Ryers, Brs John Jones, Mss Annie J
Buskirk, Mrs. Pamela Jenpess, Mrs. Rebecca
CorsIn. Mrs. Edward Kirk, Mrs VIM.
Dare, Miss Tile Mooney, Mrs. Eliza
Emerson Miss Lima Mcclure Miss NJ.
Fleming. Miss Annie Plat, Mrs George
Framework, Mrs M q. Iruitt, Miss Mary r
Eurtou, Miss Sesan
GBETLRMEN's LIST.
Burns Calvin s. Gilmore, John
Betts, Frank u. Harknefs, Chas, q.
Beatty. Daniel 4. Heger, W. s.
Retts, Chas. Il. hinkie, l.. M.
Bailey, Henry K0echIg, Vim.
b )ulden, X. j. Morrison. Mr..
Brony, Ottie Steward. Henry M
Cooper, James Seibolt, George
Dyer, John II. Soul, Capt. A. @.
Ford, Jsnes A. Shippers. Thomas
Funksrd, James w. Towsend, r. y.
Gordon, VIM Walton. ]. l..
Gordon, VIM, H. Willard, N.
t2lettersl
WIN M PYLE, p. M.
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EarRh and the New Year!

The result OF the correspondence OF
Manager Jesse X. Bsylis with Sarah
Bernhardrs agent has been the re.
ceipt Of communication to the effect
that she can play here shout January
lBt. Although the Olora House is en-.
gagged fer that evening, Mr.. Bay lies
thinks he can make satisfactory ar
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
IkELAN ID.
ParReII Reducing His Rents-An.
ether NeantnIOus Outrage.

ether SeantniOus Outrage.
LONDON, Nov. lS.-Mr. PARCEL has
Issued a circular announcing the reduc-
ton of the rents Of all his tenants to
Sir Richard Gutith's valuation (com-
menced in 1926 until the land ques
ton is settled according to the priucip les
of the lane gauge.
Mr.. Gardiner, landlord in Galway
county, was tarred and festhered by q
body Of armed men last night.
LONDON, Nov. ia telegram from
Cork reports that two brothers named
Moore have been arrested on IL charge
@: being concerned in the murder OF
Mr.. Wheeler. Michael Moore, one OF
the two brothers, accompanied Wheeler
when he was killed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Return OfspOrtsm ell

Messrs. S. Carter, J. Weller,
row, J. Bartram and DeIplsln'l
Tough, of this city, for ,D' 81 :
days have been engaged III D "a .
upon the farm belonging 10 N %n
Ter, near Chsstertown, MO- I, n
turned home last evening We"
with their trip.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

Now is the time to get your pictures
framed for the holidays, before the
rush, at No. 405 Shipley street. rs per
cent. lower than usual price for those
that bring this advertisement. Harry
Ysrger.
Remember when you want picture
Of yourself or any of your family, go to
Bescher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
Go to the Western Hotel Fourth and
Orange sts., on Saturday evening for
your oyster soup lunch.
600 Tbs. Of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
5hipie7 streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

Prof. Hey will have cGNI W,
Wilmington Academy G 1..,
Crabb's sickness. His slcSt'i a,
severe, the complaint being BE-, s.cb
worked constitution. Tne Cr,l
osntinue on as usual Mr. "
be at his school, but will HO'
to give instruction.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Death OF Richard Il. Jones,

Richard K. Jones a well and favors-
bly, known citizen died this afternoon,
Of apoplexy at 80 o'clock, at his resi-
dence III Shipley street. He was in
his 74th year.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Music, Literature and Refresh
mania

On tt a1kagiving evening a musical
and Ii erary entertainment and supper
will be given in St. Paul's N. E. church
by the Young Peoples Association.
The prices of admission W Il be Adults
so cents children, % cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

A special meeting Of the GsrsSld
Veteran Guards will be held this oven.
ing at the usual meeting place, To elect
officers and to perfect permanent or
g&nization, All soldiers and sailors are
invited TO attend.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Novnkunday Trni''

The 8 So a. m, Baltimore : u ~.
south from this city, annOu nm.
table ofthe 18th instant " ~,
days will not RIM for the pi q.
anpounc Q ment will Do
will be run.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
Worth
Knowing.

There is a place in Phila.
delphia where a strangel
may buy his clothes, anc
fare as we'll as if he knew
the whole city by heart; anc
| if he knows nothing abou,
the value Of cloths, or O
clothes, he is as we'll off, a:
i'll he were a good judge O.
both.
The reason is that every
thing to be found there is
made there-made and sold
under a system which rarely
allows mistakes to occur, land
which corrects them, if they
do occur.
OAK HALL is the place ;
and its practice may be
summed up in a few words.
If you get there what you
don't want to keep at the
price, you return it, and get
your money back.
This means a great deal
more than appears on the
surface. 1t means that you
are not going to get what
you will not want to keep at
the price,il the merchant can
help it. 1t means that the
clothes you get there will be
of honest cloths, honestly
; and that they will
cost you less than as good
clothes can be got for else
where. 1t means that theyI
will be every way better
worth your money than you
can get elsewhere for the
same money.
If it means anything less
than these things-if it means
poor cloths, trimmings, cut
ing, sewing, or in any wayI
dishonest or Liberal dealing;
he return Of his goods will
plague the merchant, injure
lis credit, and dlsslpatc his
rade. |
If 1t means these things
f it means liberal and hon.
dealing, valuable and
clothing, ease and
in getting it,OAK HALL
S the place tor you to 60 to,
or to send to; and it is worth
your while to know how you
AN send, fit is inconvenient
o 60.
Write say what your oc-
is say what sort Of
Use you intend to make of
he clothes you want, whether
or everyday wear or 9TH
,rwise what color you pre-
err, or what color to avoid
'ay about what you want to
Jay say everything that
'ou think may aid a stranger
n choosing for you. You
will get in reply samples of
:loths and prices Of whatever
'ou want made from those
:loths. You will get also
he means of having your
Measure taken by an unskil.
III person. |,
There is only one diff.
ulty left. Somebody has
,ot t. take the risks of the
lealing ; for there arc risks.
,end your money along
With your order. Thatcov.
RS the risk as to your good
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
y HeUts Z Again,

A Wilmington genius after scratch
ing his eraniuu bumps forscveral days
has produced the following which again
shows that s Away teats7:
1884 CTS
FIELD
2 3 4 5 CT
An cock
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W. q. IT, u,

A business meeting of the ". c. T..
U. will be held Saturday afternoon at
1902 Kirg st. at 4 o'clock. All members
are invited.
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Port Phrag rRphs.

The Minquas has left the Seidel
and Hastings Works with q load e
scrap iron.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
Ball.

The Norma Social Club will give a
hal, this.evening, in Webster's Dan
cling Academy. Tickets ons dollar.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

Try CAMS Kidney Cure, advertised
In another column, 70 restore your
appetite.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-19

'|i,NpOo. by
I Cigars, b,
H. hope o.
EIlagDr, Sim
y tie fam
F4'G,9,ption ]
H. Main DEP
ta',, @2Girr
fs'slly.
t'or plastic :
f,sstad !, shipgI.
Twilight, al
/ 'ois, call
|sS9ael Hanna
ia and Mari
~. lap
IT, ss,t stock, /
|''''' gaarantt
|'N',e at Hlrani
| IA, best pho
lyon " are at
Gale Ii.
' Nest side.
,sialltsrley & 8
',.'a!s children
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433. Five precincts in Santa Cruz give
Garfield 292; Hancock, 1888. Six precincts
in Solano county give Garfield 627; Han
cock, 661.
One hundred and twenty W in Cali
fornia give Garfield 1872; Hancock, 1857.
In Vallejo, Cal, the total vote is LOGO;
Garfield's majority, 65.
In San Diego, Cal, eight precincts give
Garfield 1877 majority.
In San Luis Obispo county the vote is
very close.
In Monterey, CAL, Garfield has 241;
Hancock, 125.
Humboldt county returns favor the Re-
publicans.
In the first and second precincts of Santa
Clara Garfield has 432; Hancock, 1877.
SAN FRANCISCO, November AIT nine
p. NJ, the count in San Francisco stood !:
Garfield, 2,709; Hancock. $500; Weaver,
So; Davis, 2,781; Rosecrans, 2,491. May
bell, sc.
Nevada City, complete, Garfield, $40;
Calistoga, Garfield, 1O4; Hancock, "a;
San Mateo county gives Garfield about
80 majority.
Watsonville, San Mateo county, COM
plete, gives Garfield 241; Hancock, 300.
As far as counted in Chico, Garfield has
1853; Hancock, 1T.
Suffer Creek, Cal.-Garfeld, 219; Han
cosk, 1873.
Downieville, Cal.-Garfeld, $50; Han
cock, 80.
Forest City, Cal.-Garied, 14s; Han
cock, so.
San Buenaventura, Cal.-Garfed has the
county by about 100.
Colusa, Cal.-Garfield, 155; Hancock,
331.
Plymouth, Cal.-Garield, 1888; Han.
cock, 1872.
suisun, Oal.-Garfeld, 2a5; Hancock,
229.
San Rafael, Cal.-Garheld, 29s; Han
cock, 261.
San Benito county, CAL, will give about
200 majority for Hancock.
Lake County, Cal.-Hancock's majority
as far as heard from is 172.
Suffer County, Cal.-As far as heard
from, Hancook's majority is so.
Two hundred and four towns in Califor.
mia give Garfield 14,954; Hancock, IA, 227,
Los Angeles Four Wards give Garfield
Ill, Hancock 627; total vote, 2,179.
San Jose-Returns from the county, a.
far as received, give the Republicans 800
majority, which will be probably increased
to 500.
Gilroy-Garfeid, 17s, Hancock, 227
Weaver, IL.
The Republican majority in Butte count,
is estimated at about so.
Yolo-Woodland gives Hancock 9 ma
jority.
Monterey county gives Garfield about 81
majority.
Auburn gives Hancock 1917, Garfield, 10,
lone City gives Garfield IA; Hancock
146.
San Luis O5ispo gives Garfield 1927
Hancock, 287.
In Is out of IS precincts in Tuolumne
county, Garfield has 743, Hancock, 859.
Three hundred and two towns in the
State give Garfield %, $50; Hancock, 90, 054
Grass Valley complete-Garfieid. sos
Hancock, 500.
MERGED county-Seven towns and pre-
cincts, including MERGED city, give Han.
cock $50 majority.
Napa county, as far as heard from, gives
Garfield 81 majority. Other returns, it is
expected, will not materially alter the re
suit.
Santa Rosa complete = Garfield, 472
Hancock, 623.
Nevada.
White Pine county, Nevada, is Demo
cratic by a considerable majority,
Lincoln county, Nevada, Is IS Demo
cratic majority.
ElBo, Nevada, gives Garfield 1877; Han
cock, 1877.
Carson, Nevada, gives Garfield 563; Han
cock, 38i.
oregon.
PORTLAND, o., November "A heavy
rain made a light vote. No returns from
Eastern Oregon, and the estimate of SOC
majority is based on fragmentary returns,
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EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
OF U. 8. GRANT, JR.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
An OUTRAGE COMMITTED BY TRAMPS.
THE COINAGE Of SILVER DOLLARS,
THE COINAGE OF SILVER DOLLARS.
A RascaIly Old Father.
By Telegraph to the Sentinel

BY Telegraph to the SENTINEL
New YORK, November 2.-U. s. Grant,
Jr., was to-day married to Fanny J. Chaffee,
only child Of Senator j. B. Chaffee. of Col
orado. The marriage was celebrated at
No. 26 West Fifty.eishth street. An elegant
residence was presented to the bride by her
father. General Grant and wife, his son
Jessie and wife, and Hons. Belkins and
wife, ]. F. Seymour Of Michigan and wife,
and F. W. Moffatt, Jr., Of Denver, were the
only parties present at the ceremony. The
wedding tour will include a trip to Mexico,
where young Grant has important inter-
ests.
Public Debt Statement.
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The debt
statement issued yesterday shows the de-
crease Of the public debt during October
to be 81, 103, 754; cash in Treasury, $685.
545. 4s6; gold certificates, 81, 454, 500; silver
certificates, $27, lis, $50; certificates of de-
posits outstanding, So, S65, 900; refunding
certificates, $976. 200; legal tenders out
standing, $346, 681 ,016; fractional currency
outstanding, $7.181, 1851.
A Girl Murdered.
STRANDsBERG, Pa, November 2.-The
daughter of Samuel Bithender, II years Of
age, yesterday started to a neighboring
house, where she was to remain some time.
This morning her dead body was discov-
cred by the roadside, her head pounded to
q jelly. 1t is supposed that the crime was
committed by tramps.
Close of In Conference.
WASHINGTON, November 2-The Depart
ment of State is advised by kilograms from
our Minister to Chill and Peru, that the
conference between the belligerant powers,
under the good offices Of the United States,
closed without result.
Coinage.
WASHINGTON, November 2.-The coinage
Of silver dollars for October was $780,
600, while the amount put in circulation
was 81, 800, 900.
An Old Rascal.
PUEBLO, COL, November 2.-Merrick
Woodwork, aged so years, narrowly es-
capped lynching yesterday for being found
In bed with his daughter. aged 10.
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PIOCHE ITEMS.

We copy the following from the Pioch,
Record Of the 30th
o. P. Sherwood met with a disagreeablt
and painful accident on Tuesday evening
On his return from Hike he stopped al
Benefits Springs. Being very cold he
stood in front of the fire in Shannon's
house, and when he arose to go to the door
he was taken with vertigo in the head, fall
ing suddenly to the ground cutting his
head on . stone. He came to town, had
his wound dressed and left for Bristol on
Wednesday.
The BullionvilIe Smelling Company is
pushing work, preparing their furnace,
tearing out the inside portion of the mill
and otherwise fixing things. Their large
pan has arrived but the mullers were forgot
ten and had to be t~elegraphed for. It
takes q 14-horse power engine to work the
large pan. Mr.. Hampton is in Salt Lake
City and ia expected to return very soon.
Last Sunday quite e number of our citi-
zens visited Panaca for the purpose Of pas
sing away one Of the pleasant DAYS Of the
present Indian Summer. OF course, be-
ing at that town, and most Of the visitors
being candidates, more or less buzzing was
INDUCED in by ell there, all in q pleasant
way. Whether any converts were made Of
the residents by the visitors time will tell.
The mill Of the Bristol Company is now
running. doing good work aud crushing
ore. Water in the well Is increasing and
work Is kept up vigorously upon it. Be.
fore long the Bristol Company will make
q handsome showing, owing to Its efficient
msnagement and the business manner In
which affairs are conducted.
Rev. Father Maloney delivered q tenn
perance lecture at Bristol, Monday even
ing. He explained to those present the
evil Of drinking cocktails in the morning.
The reverend gentleman's heart is in the
right place, but the sinners Of Bristol are
irredeemable.
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A prominent Wall street broker was in
Missouri last month on business, and
while stopping for a few hours in a village
he was subpenoed as a juror on a case
about to come to a trial before a Justice of
the Peace. The broker argued that he was
a stranger, could not be delayed, and all
that, but his excuses would not go down.
The Constable lugged him off, and he pres
emily found himself in a jury box along
with five men who smelled strongly of
whiskey and chewed vigorously on plug to-
bacco. 1t was a case Of hog stealing, and
the Courtroom was packed with interested
friends and spectators. The trial had
scarcely begun when a man who sat just
back of the broker leaned forward and
whispered in his ear:
"Say, old bald-head you want to vote
not guilty! That's what we got you on
for
In a few minutes the juror ON his left
turned around and observed
stranger, I believe Bill stole that hog,
and it'll be purity safe for you to believe as
l dor
1t wasn't five minutes before the juror
on the right leaned over and whispered
"Say, old coon, Bill never stole thai
hog, and I'm going to lick any of the jury
who thinks he did p
There was abundant evidence that Bill
stole the porker, and at the conclusion Of
the trial his Honor intimated that there
could be but and verdict. As soon as the
jury retired, the foreman, who was a six.
footer. with fists like peck measures. pro-
ceeded to get out of his coat and roll up
his sleeves and remark:
"Gentlemen, the defendant is my brother
in-law, and any Of you who believe thai
any of our family is mean enough to steal
a runt of a hog when mules are running
loose all over the country, will please ster
out here and play with me-"
There were six ballots for mo- guilty
on the very first vote, and the broker was
making for the depot five minutes after be-
ing discharged.
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THE RESULT.

We publish elsewhere such informa-
t;on as we have been able to receive from
the State. The indications are that the
fobt il close between Hancock and Gar
field, with the chances in favor OF the
former. Belknap for Judge and Cassidy
for Congress are undoubtedly elected by
about 900 each.
In the county we take everything,
save perhaps the Clerk and Sheriff.
The victory, on the whole, is a glorious
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OVER THE WATER.
Reception to ParneIl-A Disgrace
full Letter. Recommending Judge
Understanding Troops TO n
Greek Frontier.

LONDON, November 2.-Parnell visited
Limerick yesterday. He was met Q mile
from town by q reception committee and
the Cooperation, and was escorted by a pro-
cession Of $4,000 people, including 5000
horsemen. Dillon, O'Shaughnessy and
O'Sullivan, members Of Parliament, spoke
at the meeting. There we're fifty extra
officers OF the constabulary on duty. but
the military were confined to the barracks.
The st. James Gazette publishes q dis
graceful letter, signed by an old member
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of the Vigilance Committee Of San Fran
cisco, advocating the substitution of Judge
Lynch for Secretary Forster. do this, F"
he says, "and you'll iatten out the Land
League mighty quick" The letter is
probably bogus, or, at any rate, written by
an Englishman.
ATHENS, November 1.-The Porte is
sending troops and ammunition to the
Greek frontier. Unless the Turks retire
to the new frontier, war is certain.
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MRS. Lucy HOOPER writes from Paris
that some American silks are preferred
in that city to silks of French manufac-
ture. She mentions the fact that several
Partisan ladies have resolved to send to
America this season for black silks, as
they despair of finding the article to suit
them free of adulteration at home. This
is encouraging information to American
silk manufacturers, which ought to slim.
ulate their further efforts in production.
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Now IS H TIM when any young man
with pretensions to prudence should sit
down and face once for all the moment
GUS question whether the surplus in hand
shall be appropriated to the purchase of
a new overcoat or shall go into the Christ
mas present fund.
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W Enterprise.

The greatest stroke OF policy and enter
prise ever heard Of. is a newspaper mar
with aprinting Office ct his disposal to take
the s'Ciub dispatches" and read them in q
saloon for the ediieatiop OF q c~rowd--great
enterprise.
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MATTER OF NEWS.

San Francisco Stock Report A Com
stock. contemporary, commenting on
remarks on the subject of mining news by
the Daily Stock Report, assures us tina
the news it gives is "full and reliable.
Its news is ample in quantity, but it GER
tainly is not reliable. When we copy
news from the Virginia and Gold Hill
papers, we quote it for what it is worth,
no more. Our readers understand the
situation perfectly well-as well as we
understand it. We do not blame the
Comstock papers very much. Their re-
porters cannot force their way into the
mines; the law throwing the mines open
to stockholders is virtually a dead letter;
it has been SO. The papers may be some
what to blame for it, but they are power
less now to get news which the managers
of the mines do not choose to give. The
''full and reliable" news is mostly OBJ
tanned in the Superintendent offices,
and when not obtained in that way, is
sent to the editorial room in an envel-
ope from the superintendent offices.
1t were quite easy to show that the news
thus obtained and published has been
quite unreliable and has been falsified
an endless number of times by subse-
quent events. What reliable news has
been published has generally been OBJ
tanned from the lower levels, by others
than Comstock reporters and has often
come via San Francisco. So far as the
public is concerned, the news situation
on the Comstock could hardly be less
satisfactory. 1t accounts in some meas
ure for the dullness Of the stock market.
IT appears that even railroad wheels
become fatigued. We resist the tempta'
zion to say get tired. 1t is found that
they, and all iron or steel work, such as
rails, bridges. machinery. last Longer
when they have regular rest, such as one
day in seven. The Chicago Railway Age
remarks chat this is something worth
thinking about. We suggest also thai
it might be worked with fine effect into
some sermon on Sabbath breaking. 1t is
q pity, however, that nature does moi
push the lesson home, as it were, by
stopping the growth of trees and Other
such operations on Sundays and Sab
baths.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON MOB HILL THE
~ house contains four rooms. Desirable
location, Will be sold with or without furni-
ture. Apply to SAM. FRIEDMAN.
Eureka, August 90. 1880. au9l-tf
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Rooms to Let.

TWO COMFORTABLE, C0sEY ROOMS
L. can be obtained by making early appli.
cation 10 MRS. +. HASTEN.
Opposite the residence Of r. Sadier,
eSo-lrn On Monroe street,
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REMOVAL.

MRS W. 8 BEARD
LAS REMOVED HER FASHIONABLE
IL Dressmaking Establishment to the Parker
House, where she will be pleased to see her
customers.
s-ROOM "a.
Eureka. Oct. Is, 1890. ole.
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Turn Out Your Stock.

DETE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HoRsFs
l. and cattle at a reasonable figure by the
month. at his Antelope Springs ranch. II is a
good winter range. and l will take stock from
town every two weeks, returning them when
desired. o,e.tS
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Dure Old Irish and scotch Whsskv
i BY the bottle or gallon, at KFMP's.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

7 WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND FURNI.
l. ture at q bargain, for cash. The house con-
tains four rooms and cellar, and q good loca-
ton. Apply to J. HAUsMANN.
Eureka, August "a, 1880. ang25 II
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Rent.

A HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS, ON RUBY
"A Hill. Richmond Side, will be sold cheap
for cash, or rented. Also, a parlor and one
cook stove. For particulars apply to
THO6. MARKS.
Ruby Hill. Oct. 1880. oie-tf
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jacksonville. Cal.-GarAeld, 1875; Han
cock, 1853.
Benicia. Cal.-GarAeld. 22o; Hancock.
1877.
San Mateo. Cai.-Garfsld, Iii; Han
cock, rs.
Redwood City. cal.- Garfield. l75; Han
cock, 146.
Anahsim. Cal.-Garhsld, 100; Hancock.
1TS.
San Bernardino county, CAL, IL close,
both parties claiming 1t By about 100 ma
jority.
In Marysville, GAL, Garfield received
SIC; Hancock. 404. This will probably
give the county to the Democrats.
Forty towns In California, including Ma
rysville, Antioch, Benicia. Redwood City
and Watsonville. give Garfield $3.50; Han
cock, alta.
In San Francisco the totol vote Is Al, 900.
No count yet.
Seventy-one towns in California give
Garfield 5,061; Hancock, 4,89s.
California-Eight precincts in Contra
Costa county give Garfield $40; Hancock,
AIT. Five precincts in Lake county give
Garfield 212; Hancock, 500. Nine pre-
cincts In Los Angeles county, outside Of
the city, give Garfield 496; Hancock, sos;
Weaver, 81. Thirteen precincts in Placer
county, excluding Auburn, give Garfield
TOT; Hancock, GA. Five precincts in San
MAteo county give GARFIELD $40; Hancock.