Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-11
SAN FRANCISCO.
Complete Vote Of the City-Arriysi from
China and Japaa-saies OF Confederate
Bands-tirl Killed by Brewery
Nag0u-Etc.
Complete Vote OF the City.
rEcrAL DISPATCHES To rHK RECORD UNION. !

SAN FRANCISCO, November 10sh.-Thc
canvass Of the complete vote of the city-15l
precncts-was finished tonight, and the re
suit is herewith given
Governor Morris NJ Estee, Is, 6Sl George Stone
man, "a, lil t. J. McQuiddy, %; r. II. Mcdonald
Lieutenant. Governor-Alvah R. Conklin, Is 1914
John Daggett, %, Gs5; W. j. Sweasey, l; william
Sims, L.
Secretary of state-Frank A. Pedlar, 1879
Thomas L. Thompson, q, SEC Robert Summers,
NJ. c. Winchester, TO-
Controer-Wm. A. Davies, l643I: John P
Dunn, q, Ss4 NJ. E Morse, l Harvey W. Rice Il
Treasurer-John We'll, l6,4l2; W A January
1850; l. B. keat ng, l. J. B. Mullen, s.
Attorney Acknowledgements L Hart l6, 1868 E
z. Marshall, 2,l77 Mrs. Marion Todd, l; Will D
Gould, s.
Surveyor General-william Mimic, l6,Ol5; II. l
Wiley, p, 5i7; W. J. Cuthbertson, E. X. Hill, 10
Clerk OF Supreme COurt-Frank W. Gross, 10, 769
John w. Mccarthy, 2l,750; J. F. o'Toole, / ; Will
lam Crowhurst s
Superintendent of Public Instructlon-s D. Wa
terman, lG.4s; W. I. ecker, 2l,T7; E. j
Schellhous, / Richard a. Grant, S.
Associate Justices of Supreme Court-Samue c.
benson, l4,9s2; John Hunt, 1888; E. NJ Ross
23,635; J, II. Sharpstein, 81 194 w. Z. Stratton
D. '" Harrington, ; Arson Brunson, Jackson
Railroad Commissioner Second District)-Clay
ton, IL 800; Humphreys, 20,6l9; Deyle, 5,lll
Cummings, 9; Redst'ne, l.
nSpiS>eutdtlNe III NOhEreSs Urn BlstTlctD-fau
Neumann, li,9SS; hosecrans, 22,525 Fitch,
Mem. Shafter &c.
Representatives in Congress (at large)-Edgerton.
14,sS7; Morrow, 1892 Sumner, q, 5S7; Glascock
2l,toC; Chase, i; Maybell, l ; Hotchkiss, s.; Var.
nell, s.
MayOr-B'ake, 1..Isl; Bartlett, 2o.57S; Batters.
by, l.
Assessor-Badlam, Il os2; Holtz "a 1922; Couch. l.
sheriff - sedgwiek, l7,96S; Connolly, 20,729
Stiles, l.
Auditor-Breekwedel 1850; Edgar, 81 1898
Shear, l.
Tax Collector Mastick, l5,S77; Grady, 22,7O5
Heenan, l.
Treasurer-widber, 1884; Refs, 2l,572; Red,
stone /.
County k-wIder, I7,945; sesnon, 2O,772
Stout, /.
Judges Of Superior Court-wa,mire. 1sgll
BIrtlett, 1905 Trout, 16,4s5; Allen, 1850
Scheyr 22gso; Clough, 2o,9lO; Mcguire, 2l,462
Police Judge-Rix, 1905; IL. Watson Webb,
20.3l0.
The Republicans succeeded only in electing four
Assemblymen aud two State Senators in the Tenth
Senatorial Ds5trct.
Confederate Bonds in the Stock Board.
SAN Francisco, November 10:h.-At the
Stock Board to-day sales were made of 81 600
in Confederate bonds at 81 80 cash, and
$4,000 at 81 80. seller ninety.
Girl Run Over and Killed.
SAN Francisco, November 10th. - a
daughter of John McShsre, grocer, corner OF
Folsom and Eighth streets, was run over by a
brewery wagon tonight and instantly killed.
China and Japan-Arrival OF the Coptic.
SAN Francisco, November 10tb.-The
steamer COptic arrived this morning from
China and Japan, bringing the following ad.
vices:
HoSGKoSG, October 18th.
The ex-Segent Of Corea, In Kun, was carried Oc
tober 9Th 10 perpetual captivity in the city of Paat
ing, province Of Chilli.
Captain Long, Of the British navy has commenced
his duties organizer and director Of the Chinese
navy. HIS position is understood to be the same as
THAI offered 10 Commodore Shufeldt.
Work on the Canton-hawloou telegraph line has
been broken up owing to the supers;tious fears OF
the Chinese bborers.
American Minister Young receives praise from the
foreign community for his promptness in causing
the improper clam of Chinese interference witt
American manufacturing enterprises at Shanghai tC
be set aside by the authorities IN Peking
YOKOHAMA, October 90 h.
ridiculous statement is circulating in the En-
gllsh papers of Asia, on alleged authentic authority
that the Japanese and American Governments hav,
formed secret friendly alliance against Cores.
member of the Hawaiian royal family is ex
pected shortly 10 visit Japan, and exravagant prep
aratiOus for his entertainment are in progress
:. NJ. Bryan, foreign Superintendent OF the jap
anese POstofice, is about to return to America
Several reasons set forth for his departure Th
truth is that the wi,lful maadministration Of th,
P0stOice has gone to such point that 70 foreigue
OF reputation cares TO continue in its service.