Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-10
LoSANGELES WEEKLY Y HERALD
Late kilograms.
Besulss of ths E,ecsisn IN san rrao-
CISCO.

Resulss Of tine E,ecsisn IN san Frao-
CISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Sth.--
Complete returns of the city cleo
ton show that the Democrats have
elected their candidate for Survey
or and Supervisors in the Third
and Sixth Wards. With these ex-
ceptions the Republicans have
made clean sweep. Sedgwick,
for Sheriff, has the highest MAORI
ty-3,405. Blake, for Mayor, has
1902, and thence the majorities
range down to few hundreds. 1t
is possible that the official count
will change the figures in detail,
but is not likely to affect the re-
suit.
Democratic Tax ConecsOr Elected.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9th The
Court of the Registrar of elections
to-day shows that Grady Demo
cratic) has been elected Tax Col
lsctor by u majority Of 396. Other
wise the result, as heretofore stat
ed, remains unchanged.
Asd 8eQuiFed fur the Misn,ga.
sufferers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The
ferest fires In northern Michigan
involves the loss of several hum
dred lives, one estimate stating
that Thousand persons had per.
ished. Huron county has suffered
the most. About twenty towus are
burned. The flames swept every
thing, the people having no time
to save any property. Several
thousand are homeless and desti.
tute. Aid societies have been form
ed in Detroit, who appeal to the
country to help the sufferers.
the s,au0siaa ~ Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 9th
The following information Ia OBJ
tained ftom military headquarters
here: Gen. WILCOX, at Wilcox
Station, A. T., telegrapbs as fol-
lows under date of Sept. Sth: No
new reports of the situation, ex.
cept that Georges band OF White
Mountain Indians, who have been
at the sub-Agency on the Gila for
years, are reported out. Haskell
and Jeffords attend the count of
the Indians at the sub-Agencv to-
day. Col. Wilkins has arrived
With i've companies. Total
strength, 1877 men. Two compa-
nies will guard the railroad trains
to and from Deming. Carr writes
on the 4tb that the hostiles are re-
ported to be all ensconc-
ed in rough country
northeast Of Phipps's place,
and will stay there and fight 1t
out; but Carr does not believe ii,
i, He says he will, of course, resume
the offensive il he hears of any
hostiles where he can strike. My
orders are TO resume the offensive
on or before the reopening Of tele'
graphic communication. Stanton
with his company starts back this
morning to Fort Apache, repairing
the lines as he goes. ~
Heavy Stage Robbery.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., Sept. 9.-The
Bisbee stage was,robbed this m orn-
ing between IL and 1 o'clock, be-
tween Bisbee and Charleston, by
three men. The robbers got twen-
ty-five hundred dollars from Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s treasure box. Mes
sengers arrived this morning with
the news, when the agent notified
the Sheriff, who sent out parties to
track the robbers.
0ssd Msws from Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. S-11 P. NJ.
AT 10 O'Clock tonight Bliss
stated that the Presidents pulse
had risen to 108 since the evening
bulletin was issued. The increase
Is attributed to the usual febrile
rise, and occasions little or no sp.
prehension. Col. Rockwell said that
the President had a splendid day
and all hands felt much encouraged.
Hamilton said that everything
looked we'll and the case was very
promising. Shortly after ten Bliss
and Hamilton had retired and the
President was sleeping quietly. Al
o later hour Gen. Swain said every.
thing was progressing nicely. The
President partook Of solid food dur
ing the evening. Gen. Swain said
the President had eaten too much
tonight and experienced some dis
comfort.
The Rresidens ImprOvsnw.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 8. 9.-Garfield
is very happy and encouraged. He
has had no whisky since midnight
on the 7th. The enemata has now
been stopped. MacVeaeh said he
felt grstified with the Presidents
condition and thought he would
continue to improve.
Blaine telegraphs to Lowell: The
Presidents rest was much broken
during the first half of the night,
but to-day his condition has been
more favorable. He had less fevel
yesterday afternoon than far eev.
eral days past. He has bettel
pulse and an improved appetite
The surgeons are much encour'
aged. His comfort has been pro
moted BY the decided change In
the weather.