Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27
PACIFIC COAST.


San FRAxcrsco. Nov. &-The srscial
days RACING whsch Was announced for
sonorrow BY the Pacific Coast Blood
Horse Association has besn declared OF
on account Of the events failing 10 an
satisfactorily.
TAe Califsrnaa ysse.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. IS. Secretary OF
state Thompson today completed the
officiAl canvass OF the votes east af the
recent election for Presidential Electors.
fhe returns are complete from ell the
counties exespf Del Norts and San
Diego, which have not beeu heard from.
The HIGHEST and lowest Electors are m
follows: Highest Blaine Elector, Red
dick, 100, ,9Sl; highest Cleveland Elector,
kohler, SS.i9t; Rsddick's plurality,
ES7; lowest Republican Elsctor,
kecht. 100. 793; lowest Democratic Elec-
tor. Tinnin, sS,l06; Hechs's plurality.
l2,6s5; highest Butler Elector, Curry,
Dlz; lowest Butler Elector, Merwin,
lIu2; highest Prohi6itionist Elector,
Winchester, 1910; lowest Prohibitiorist
Eiector. Boshnell, 23s9.
4 Blssiy Tragedy.
TucsoS, Nov. 2s.-There is n report
here tonight that bloody tragedy 90
CURED st the Cavona copper mining
camp in 6onosa. ab0ut 50 miles from
Noxaies, on Saturday last. resulting in
the death Of six men and the woundinQ
OF number Of others. At 10 O'Clock
Saturday forenoon some drunken Mexi-
cans beat an American teamster over
the head With rocks. The other Ameri-
cans present then armed themselves.
shortly aftervard the Mexican mounted
polics arrived and demanded that the
Americans give mp their weapons. This
they refused 10 do. and q fight took
place. with the result a. stated.
Alaska News.
VIcrosrA, B. G., Nov. 25.-Steamer
Idaho arrived at Nanaimo today from
Alaska, having experienced very bad
weather.
Treadwell a Co. are getting their new
stamp mill in position.
Heavy SHOWS have fallen on the north
ern coast.
The government explorer of the Yu-
kon river has writtea TO Juneau City to
say that number of miners were rock
ing on that stream and getting pay.
A party of prospectors had their pro-
visions and cabin destroyed by the In
dians, and arrived at Naha Bay in q
starving condition. They were six days
making seven miles, having to dig their
way through the snow.
A Defauiter.
San FRANcrsco, Nov. 36.-It is stated
this evening that Robert Cryehton, Sec-
letary of the Odd Fellows Bank, now
in liquidation, Is a defaulter to the ex-
tent of 5000. An examination of the
books is new in progress. Crychton
has been missing since Thursday last,
and it Is believed tuat be escaped on the
last steamer to Australia.
Rash and mullen.
San FRsNorsco, Nov. 26.--F. l.. Bush
and g. w. Mullen, two gamblers charged
with haYinae ,mmitted forgery in Seat
tie, w. T., will be taken from here on
the next steamer north, where they will
answer the accusation brought against
them.
Mining stocks.
SAN FRANcIscc. Nov. 26.--Alta 400,
Best d Belcher 1.l5, Bodie Con. 2.75,
Bullion 20c. Bulwer 800, Chollar 200,
Con. California Il Virginia l0c. Crown
Point $50. Eureka Con. 5000. Gould q
Curry 1.20. Hale d Norcross 3.25, Mexi-
san 60c, Mono SOC, Ophir Coo, Potosi
l5c, Savage 500, Sierra Nevada 1.l5,
Union 55c, Utah 500. Yellow Jacket 1.l0.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN FRANcsoo. Nov. 26.-Arrived-
Steamer State Of California. from Port
and ship Memnon, fro n Seattle; ship
jeremiah Thompson. from Seattle; bark
Stmoset, from Tacoma steamer Walla
Walla, from Seattle.
Ssiled--Steamer Willamette, for Sc
,f&ta