Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-08
Quses Etecssun-Hesssn ta Favor
Of shs Democratic TscRes,

Quies Etecssun-Bssssns ia Favor
Of shs Demsor~,te Tschss.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 7th.-The
election has proceeded quietly all
day. Scarcely n single disturb
ance OF the peace has occurred. The
vote is light, supposed to be 10000,
but as the authorities have not
made the usual arrangements for
ascertainiDg the total vote and for
warding the count, it Is not posi-
BILE to give accurate figures, and,
owing to the amount of scratching,
the result will not be known before
IN orrow evening. Sporting men
are betting even that the entire
Democratic ticket ia elected, with
the exception in some cases of the
Coroner. The Democrats express
great confidence in their success,
while the Republicans are disposed
to claim the election Of the Mayor,
Sheriff and Auditor. There are re-.
ports Of frauds perpetrsted in the
Third and Fifth wards, several
cases being instancsd Of voting
dead or nonresident names, and
there are rumors of similar cases in
other wards, but there is no reason
to believe that any material
amount of fraudulent voting has
been done.
the r"a~i V0ae or 0en Francisco,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7th.-The
total vote Of the city is 33, ,l21, with
the Ocean House precinct 10 hear
from. No returns of the couus will
be received until after midnight.
0eiisDg Aiong FnvOrabiy-Phe.
nomenei ~estbsr.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7th.-Up
TO ii O'Clock this morning the
President has progressed finely.
The attendants begin to entertain
lively hopes, and the doctors here
after will issue only two bulletins
day-a good sign.
Yesterday was phenomenal day
in New England. The sky was
deeply obseured, and liz many To-
callties it was go dark that lamps
and candles had TO be lighted. No
cause Is assigned for the phenom.
enon, unless it is smoke from forest
fires in Canada, Michigan and Wis
consin.
Telegram from Frenaai-Arrsvsl si
rsoepa.
TUCSON, Sept. 7th.-Tha follow
ing telegram was received this
evening from Gov. Fremont:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7tb.-Am
trying to arrange for authority to
raise arms and equip a volunteer
force TO aid in the defence of the
Territory. VIII come imm ediately
when obtained. J. C. FREMONT.
Five companies of the Eigh th In
fantry arrived to-day. Companies
A and Fhave been ordered to Silver
King, Company K, Major A. M.
Worth, B. Captain Porter, d, Cap
tain Bailey, under Col. Wilkins,
proceed at once to Wilcox. These
troops have all had four years ex-
perience. Major Worth was In
com mand of Apache ten years and
is familiar with all the surrounding
country and the chief of the hos
tiles. Governor Gosper this morn
ing received a dispatch from Act
ing 1Dspector-General Arnold, at
Wilcox, to the effect that the citi-
Gems Of Green Valley want twenty
stand OF arms and ammunition.
Two men are reported killed in that
vicinity. General Wilcox advises
the immediate organization of
minute men everywhere north of
the Gila.
Qo'es as Fors Apache.
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 7th.-Two
Indian c0uriers arrived from
Apache at 4P. III. Everything is
quiet around the post, the hostiles
left its immediate vicinity.
They saw the bodies Of four white
men near Black river, probably
those of McMurer and party.
Craig's aud Overton's comm ands
and Clark's Indian scouts reached
there without encountering any
hostiles. All is quiet. Carter's,
Gloves end Msjor Chaffee's com.
panies reached San Carlos to-day.
The Me- jor is very sick with inter-
nittent fever. A mail carrier from
who arrived here at 7PM.,
'eports that the Indians stole the
tock and provisions at the Nor.
non settlement, sixteen miles east
Il here to-day. No one was killed.
Taok O'Neil is preparing to go out
O look otter Stearns' party. He
vas thrown from a mule and disIo-
ated his shoulder.
Pope 80 Insespess Troops.
TUCSON, Sept. 7th.-A dispatch
'om General Pope has been re-
sived by General Wilcox. Pope