Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-08
The Result on the Presidential Question
Still Matter of Doubt.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
An Eight Year-old Boy Shot and Killed by
His Brother.
DEMISE OF VETERAN JOURNALIST
Suicide of an Aged Pioneer of Oregon b.
Shooting.
CALIFORNIA.
Further state Returns.

Further State Returns.
YREKA, November 6th.-Del Norte county
complete gives Hancock 62 majority, and
Mason rep, for Assemblyman, nine.
Garfield 747, Hancock FOG, Pacheco II ma
jority.
TRINITY-Complete returns from Trinity
county give the following majorities Gar
field, 5 majority knight, Sc majority !; Nc
Murray, 50 majority.
ALAMEDA-The Oakland Times says: II
election clerks and officials were obliging
enough to comply with the requests of news
gatherers, there need be no suspense; but
many of them sealed up the returns without
making a note of the final count, and the
public must wait until the official canvass
has been made We have an impression that
the Republican majority in this county is
somewhat larger than the present estimates,
and that our people have again saved the
State from the clutches of the Democracy.
NEvADA-The Grass Valley Union Dem
states that it will take the official count to
decide whether Mr.. Cross dem. or Mr. Pat
terson rep is elected Assemblyman from
that county As the votes Were not always
recorded on the outside of the envelopes sent
to the Clerks Office some of the majorities
are based on the Presidential vote, and upon
these and actually known figures Cross is
found TO be ahead from to 10 votes"
TUoLUMNE-This county's complete returns
give Hancock rs majority and Glascock 81.
AUBURN placer county)-It has been re-
ported here that Aliens, the missing precinct
in this county, gives Garfield and Page %,
Hancock and Glascock %, Terry 81. The
official count begins Monday.
SHAsTA-Complete returns are in from
Shasta county The vote stands as follows
Garfield. $50 F; Hancock, S7S; Knight. $50
Berry, SS7 j; Bush, S4S; McMurray, SS5.
Jubilant Republicans.
STOCKTON, November 6th.-The Republi.
cans are jubliating to night. One hundred
guns were fired and addresses were delivered
by J. X. Doak, Chairman of the County
Committee, w. j. Starbird, j. A. Louttii
and others. After few speeches, inter.
spersed with singing by Messrs. Waterman
and Baird, o procession was formed, which
proceeded to serenade many prominent Re
publicans.
Los ANGELES, November 6th.-The Re.
publicans celebrated their victory by grand
torchlight procession and general gloritica
held, at which J. S. Slausson presided
Speeches were made by G.. Wiley Wells and
other local orators. The full returns of the
vote of this county are not yet received, ane
will not be known until the official count.
NAPA, November 6th.-The Republicans
held grand jolli6cation meeting here to
night a salute of 800 guns were fred
General John i. Miller and Colonel j. p
jackson addressed the meeting, and all con
Guided with dance and supper.
SAN ANDREAs, November 6th.-The Re
pubIicans tonight fred 100 guns and filled
the air with rockets over the election of Gar.
field and onesixth of the State Electoral
ticket.
HANFoRD, November 7th.-The Republi.
cans of Hanford held a grand ratification
meeting last evening, firing 213 guns for the
Electoral ticket and thirty-five for New
York State.
SMARTsvILLE, November 7th.-The Repub-
licans fired 100 guns last night over the re.
suit of the Presidential election.
YREKA, November 7th.-The Republicans
had large torchlight demonstration last
night. in honor of the election of Garfield.
smallpox at San FranciscO-Progrcss OF
t.e Disease.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 6th-Much
excitement still exists over the prevalence OF
smallpox and the people are crowding the
vaccination offices by the hundred Nine
hundred were attended to at the Health
Office, and probably 1,500 more at the differ.
ent branch offices, Up to 10 o'clock in the
evening a large number of young men were
awaiting vaccination at the hands of the
physician at the Health Office. The number
III foll
but five having been recorded on the book al
the main Office. How many there are con.
cealed it is impossible to form an accurate
opinion of. But one additional death is to
be chronicled, that of an infant taken from a
house on Mint avenue. After Friday even.
ing's report was made, two additional cases
were reported, making total of Sc cases for
the week, an average of 141 cases per day.
The suddenness of the pestilential attack,
coupled with the large number of cases de.
veloped, has had the effect of rousing the
Health Board to exertions which bid fair to
master the situation and finally crush out the
last vestige of smallpox.
Only One Case-FoOt Race-The Glory OF
the sand.iOt Departed.
SAN Francisco, November 7th.-Only one
case of small pox was reported to-day.
AT the Recreation Grounds this afternoon,
Mcintyre of San Francisco and Neaves Of
Colorado contested three-mile foot-race for
$3.50 side. Mcintyre dropped out on the
first third of the third mile, Neaves winn-
ing easily in 15:49I
At the sand-iot to-day there was very
small attendance, and of those present about
half seemed to be disaffected, informing
Kearney in plain language-more plain than
polite-that they had had enough of him.
Those who still remained loyal gave him the
usual applause, but it was mournfully eviden.
that the glory of the sand lot had departed.
Mayor KaliOch and the Grand Jury.
San Francisco, November 9Th In his
prelude at the Metropolitan Temple this
evening. Kalloch renewed his assaults on the
Grand Jury, and announced his intention OF
fighting it out on that line He was respect.
full in his illusions to Judge Freelon, OF the
Superior Court, who. he said, had been mis-
lead The Temple was crowded OF ten cents
admission, and the speaker was greeted with
frequent and uproariOus applause.
Sad Accident" Didn't Know IL was
Loaded
SAN LEANDRo, November 7th.-A sac
accident occurred at an early hour this morn.
ing, resulting in the death of Eddie J. Cahill
aged eight years, by being shot by his brother
Daniel, aged eleven years. An Older brother
had loaded a gun unknown to any of the
other bows Daniel took up the gun to snap
a cap at Eddie, and lodged the entire charge
in his throat and chin, killing him instantly
Deaih OF Journalist.
EUREKA, November 7th.-J. E. WymaH
died here last night at 9 o'clock. Judge
Wyman was the editor and proprietor of the
daily and weekly Humboldt Times.
Visitors at Monterey.
MONTEREY, November 6th.-The following
are among those registered at the Hotel de-
Monte to-day: Jacob Schoenfeld and wife,
f. f. Marx and wife, j. A. Gendar and wife,
Mrs. C. L. Cline, Edward Curtis, f. S. Ma.
lone. B. f. Durham and wife, Jas Spiers
and wife, Winfield S. Jones. w F. Harrison,
San Francisco; VIM. Ford, oakland A. L.
Roache, Jr, Miss Roache, Miss Jennie
Roache, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mojave Passengers.
MoJAyE, November 7th.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Mojave
to-day to arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow
w. D. Called, Los Angeles; r Jacobs, Oak
land N. J. Campbell, Arizona; j. ID.
Huntington, Boston; Francisco Chaves, New
Mexico Jose Nerras, New Mexico; Q. w.
Harris, Los Angeles; f. Harmon, New
Mexico.
NEVADA.