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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
george speaksinNew york.

NEW YORK, November s.-When late last
night it was known at the headquarters of
the Central Labor Union that Henry deorge
was defeated, the crowd there assembled
gave voice to expressions Of disgust.
George came into the hall at IL O'Clock and
mounting table addressed his supporters.
saying he felt prouder than II he held In
his hand the Official return making him
President OF the United States. Their de-
votion to the great cause was shown and he
felt certain that under fair count of ballots
he would be the next Mayor of New York.
III the official returns do not give me that
Office" he said, "it Is because OF money and
intimidation used and of lhe rum shops of
the State, and national administrations of
an unscrupulous power, the unreasonable
fear of the ignorant ricn and the degrade
tion of the miserable poor. What we sought
we accomplished by bringing principles
into politics" He went on TO say, "And
congratulate you on the greatest OF victories
thar we have won. thank God
we have demonstrated the political
power OF labor. Never again wild politi-
clans look upon the labor movement with
contempt. You men who have worked
night and day without money, know under
what disadvantages this struggle has Deen
made. You know what enthusiasm has en-
abled us to do, and If this is the beginning.
what will be the end? l thank you from
the bottom of my heart, for feel prouder
than If you had given me the highest offiee
III the land"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
How Discount on silver Works.
(Scientihc Press.)

The Paradise Valley mine. Spring City,
Mount Rose district, Is one OF the few prof
liable mines of Nevada, ana mas oeen pay
ing dividends for some time. The last year
has been marked for success. as has been
demonstrated by the payment of dividends
numbers six seven and eight, aggregating
so 600, with a surplus on hand OF over
$40 ooo sniiicient to pay eiviuend shsrs NUMBER
The mill has run steadily ior the past
year. Total number OF working hours.
S760: tots, number OF hours run, 6175; mum.
ber OF hours lost for year, 2S5.
Total number OF tons OF ore milled. $3.50;
blanket tailings, 997; tons of ore and tail
ings milled, y 81. average battery assays Of
ore milled for year. s5.4S7; average assays
Of blanket concentrations, So3.5l. The or I,
produced from the mines has aggregated
1851 tons.
The ore is concentrated aud the concen-
trates shipped away to be worke1. The con-
centrations produced last year were as fol-
lows: 1s,30s sacks, l,265.o4l pounds; par
value, 1861 81 20; cost Of reduction at smelt-
ers and frei ght from ogden to Argo on con
cenirations. So7, s26 97: discount on silver,
s77 5sO.s2; total, sos, ,l07.79. Net proceeds OF
sales Of concentrations, Sl55,5li.53, silver
bullion produced, bar No l4l, net 8, ie5.si,
First class ore produced and shipped with
out milling, 1850 sacks, 609 800 pounds pal
value, $66, 1880: cost OF reduction at smelt'
ers and freight from Ogden to Argo. IS '84 "a
QtSC0uDL SllNcft St1Sof'.ous wa . ~-S SAf cv
net proceeds from sale of frst-class ore, 43,
sos. 79 total production for year, $780,, ,23l. -.
The superintendent OF the mine, J. V.
McCurdy, in his annual report, has the fol-
lowing paragraph about the discou at on sill
yer and its infiuencu on mining operations.
By the discount on silver we have suf.
fered loss OF s77 $50 50 ON the shipment OF
concentrations, and $i4,6S0.h6 on the ship
ment of ore, making total loss by the dis.
count on silver OF sJ2,l2l.3s. This loss fsde-
plorable, as ii does not go towalds beneht-
ting any one who mas been directly. con-
nected with it, either in the laoor OF pro-
duc.fon, or who have risked their fortunes
and spent years OF their lives In search OF
the precious, but depreciated, metal, em-
ploying skilled labor, developing the re-
sout ces of the country, assisting the MANI
facturer East as well as the wSst ana pur'
chasing by the means OF the product OF ms
toll all OF the products of skilled iabor.as well
rs the natural product OF all parts OF our
continent, thereby furnishing supply OF
money as well as employment to All classes
OF laborers, directly and indirectly. In
stead OF this 1t goes toward benehting few
non-pvoducers, who, for the sake Of gain
unto the mselves land severe loss to the
nroducer) keep silver depreciated aud
tiuctnstine in its market value, as a matter
~ a few shares OF stock would be handled,
and they rob the producer OF his ha d
earned dollars. While lamenting this un'
questionable fact, we trust that Ia the near
future the masses will learn to unde stand
the true state OF Affairs. and remedy viii
be found for this crying evil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
New York Herald and Tribune
Opinions.

NEW YORK. November 3.-The Tribune
will say edtorially: The election OF Hewitt
as the Mayor OF the chief Republican city
in the country is the work OF the Republcan
voters. The weighty revolt of Democratic
voters was brought about by the Presidents
party and his especial friends and advisers
were forced to mako pitseus appeals ta-the
Republican. voters in order to defeat
Ge orge. 1t is not to the credit of the thous-
ands OF Republicans that they have to elect
a candidate of the Democratic party rings.
and when they might as the result
now shows have elected a practical
Reformer and Republican. Had the 10000
or more Republicans who voted for Hewitt
chosen to give Roosevelt their support he
would have been first in the race and
George would have been last The Herald
will say: It is not necessary to say that we
think the voters of this city have acted a
sensible part in prefering Mr.. Hewitt for
Mayor to either of his competitors. 1t is
what the Herald advised them to do. The
united city Democracy has stood together
and its victory yesterday goes near to de-
eide the next Presidential contest favorable
to the Democratic candidate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Prsvrdence mines.

The Bonanzs King mine Is still shut
down.
Kerr 4 Pstton's mines have cSaueed
hands, and the M.ssrs. Bahteu'a 0( your
place. are la charge. They have alre7dv
com CO. = nepced grading for a tiye-stamp min.
pected that this new company will be Fun-
ming their mill by Christrnas.
a new find on the west side OF Provi6auoa
with the singular nsme Of Greyhound, y
iookiEg exceedingly well, the owners knk-
they claim to have 1000 tons In slxhk Ih6
ore Is similar in character to the B0ununH
anxa '' ~ r
The Arroyo gold camp. which has boon
soon make itself heard from aeain.
MsscAL MINING cAxr.
Your occasional correspondent hos 49,
tied lho Mescsl mining camp twice lnfoty
and was grstifod to see the substantial -
provements made. Mesca1 mining cams ~
about nine miles south Of lyanpeh sp1
The place Is ssupplied from Fennef 6tott0n
on the A. & P. r.. r. with freiYht be1nG
about seventy miles. 5 a.
THE CAMBRIA MILL AND MINING 90.
Is a Los Angeles corporation Of ~
shrewd business men who bonded The Can
bria group of mines owned By eim A. Xer-
much pluck and grit opened up their mine
under many. difficulties, but we're rewarded
By the showing up OF one of the dnest minca
In Southern California. The Los Aueo1oo
Company have appointed L. w. Carr thAir
Superintendent and Mr.. barrett was prc-
vailed upon to remain iu charge OF openiug
up the mine, which no has done with ep-
parent success. There are now on IT,
dumps some fye hundred tons OF ore, Nith
I. very large area OF virgin slopeing ground.
the stope that they are now working show
ing over five feet of splendid ore.
THE NEW FIvE-srANP MILL
Is about completed with all its surroun1-
ings. The mill was built by the Baker
foundry in Los Angeles and Is the first mn
erected by them. By the time this Is l.
print the stamps will likely have com
menced 20 pulverize and IN very shoRt
time another white metal null will be pro
mine and mill is put up In substaufiS7
manner, showing II has come to stay There
is at least two years run of ore in sight II :
the mine. Mr.. w. A. McEarlane is to Be II
charge OF the mill.-Cor. Calico Print.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04

ST.. LOUIS, November 3--Litest returns
from the Eighteenth Illinois Congressional
district indicate that Morrison, Democrat,
has been defeated BY John Baker, Repub-
lican. A dispatch received on change this
afternoon purporting to come from Aorr $
on, stated that he conceded his defeat.
BELLEvILLE, Ills, November 3.-Morrlson
has been candidate for Congress thirteen
times and has been defeated but three
times, twice by Jidge Baker. his present
victor, and once by John Il. Hay. The re-
suit of the election is said to be great sur
prise throughout the district, particularly
to the Dem ocrats. and smonster jubilee was
hell at Belleville by Republicans tonight.
Morrison carried his district two years ago
by 1852 majority.
CHICAGO, November s.-Complete returns
show that the next Illinois Legislature VIII
stand as follows: Senate-Republicans w.
Democrats 1S, United Labor /. House
Republicans rs. Democrats 81. United Labor
Z, Prohibitionists 2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
speaker Carlisle Unseated.

CINCINNATI. November 3.--The startling
fact OF the defeat of Speaker John G. Car
Isle was foreshadowed in the returns re-
ceived last night. His successful competi
tor is George II. Thoete, 3 native OF Ken
lucky. though of foreign parentage. He is
an artist in wood carving, and has been en-
gagged in furniture manufacturing In this
city. He is described as an agitator, fit to
be a leader among workingmen. There
was so little general knowledge of the ex-
tent of his popularity tnat no one dreamed d
of his election. IL was said by the Coving-
ton Commit N wealth few days before the
election that Thoeoe had strong following
among the workiugmen, based entirely ON
their objection 10 the Tree trade bearing of
Carlisle, and it was intimated that some
thug of surprise was in store. Other pa
pers indicate that Carlisle suffered seriously
from Democratic disaffeclion, growing out
of h 8 course in relation to government ap-
pOintmens in his district.
Speaker Carlisle concedes his defeat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
WISCONSIN,.

MILwAUKEe, November 4.-Though re
turns from the rural townships will con-
tinue to stragsle In for several days. yet
the general resul. Is no longer in doubt
rhe Republicans elect Governor Rusk by
not less than 22.OO plurality over Wood
ward, Demoor at The gains are principally
in the strong Democratic dis ricts. The
Legislature will have Republican majority
On Joint b illot of 29 over the Democrats and
labor represent itiyes. The Congression u
delegation will probably stand seven re.
publicans, one Democ -at ana one feopies
MILWAUKEE, November 3.-The latest es
Inmates place the total Peoples Party vote
in the State at 25, 900. of which 1900 voted
here, the rest being divided among. the
principal cities out side excepting only
few hundred The proh bstion vote Is now
estimated at II, 900. This Is 2000 more than
Hastings received for Governor in 1884. and
20 less than Kanouse polled for the same
Office in 1882, The returns tonight assure
the lection of Caswell, republican, in the
First District by 800 majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
A Mammoth Dryer.
Woodland Mall.l

Glenn 4 White have just completed .
raisin DRYER OF 160 toas capacity for the
famous Briggs vineyard, near Woodland
This is the largest raisin or frult-dryer on
two stories high and 46x136 feet upon the
ground, built according to plans tested ~
byron Jackson, aud the dest"n OF It Was
made by him. H. also. we believe. put n
its engine, piping and machinery; rhe
on cars which run on a track extending
into the long hot air chambers. ~ msnu1
of an immense blower. opera'ed BY seam,
young African sirocco is kept passing over
end Of this time the cars are drawn out.
and the raisins are ready for the processes
preliminary to packing. The heating Of
the air is effected by steam. This dryer
will hold 36 cars or trucks. and az we said
in operation and declared to be . grand
SUCCESS. &
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
,Pcnnsyivania.

PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-The fuii
Republican state ticket is elected by $4,000
plurality. The Legislature will be over
whe mingly Republican in both branches,
and they will have close upon loo m'Jerily
ON joint ballot.
PHILADELpHIA, November 3.-The delega-
ton TO Congress III Pennsylvania Will CON
sist OF nineteen Republicans and nine Dem.
oerats. The present delegation Is scomposed
of twenty Republicans and eight Demo-
Gratis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Ohio.

CINcNNATI, November s.-Accordins TO
the latest returns received here. there are
only two Congressional districts In the State
which may be classed as doubtful. These
are the Seventh and Fifteenth. In the Sew.
enth, Campbell, Democrat, has an unofiiciai
majority OF 81 In the Fifteenth district.
M ,,,roe county has not been heard from.
The majority OF Grosven0r. the Republican
candidate, outside of Monroe county Is 3ob5.
Should Monroe county give Warner ma
jority exceeding this he wonid De eisc,ea.
j,,rity In this county will go above 800. The
Onto delegation In the present Congress IN
clu les e,even Democrats ana ten kepup-
licaus, Republican gain OF fve Congress
mojority places 1t between $1,000 and vi, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Mura,s Defeat I'm Ohio.

TOLEDO, November 3.-The majority of
Komeis In the Tenth district Of Ohio will be
about 1900. Frank iIurd accepts his defeat
gracefully and left to-day for Mineral
Springs, at Mt. Clemens. Michigan. He is
suffering from rheumatism. From there he
goes to New York. He admitted to a re-
porter there that his crushing defeat closes
his political career III Toledo. and intimated
that he might In future try for Congress
sional nomination in O New York city
district. Hurd has been eight successive
times Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Toledo district and has been three times
elected. beginning with defeat he has
been successful every alternate time until
tn /, present election. His politicl IL methods
have been calculated to punish those OF
his own party who opposed him and this
has steadily grown into an opposition
which at this election grew SO great that it
gave Romcis, his opponent, majority of
LOO in the district.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Michigan.

DETROIT, November 3.--The Erie Press
this morning comedies the Legislature to
the Republicans and says the result on the
State ticket Is still In doubt. with the
chances in favor of the fusion candidates.
Tne Tribune claims the State for the Re
publiclns by plurality OF from seven to
ten thousand, aud Republican majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature of Fifty or
sixty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
CongressionaI Returns.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 3.TConsress-
fonal returns as far MS received from Tulare
county give Lynch 1872. Vandever 50. Kern
County gives lynch 24l. Vandever 204. Ven
tura county gives Lsnch 129. vandever l63
Fresno Co lnty, Lyuch 4S; Vandever % In
San Benito county all precincts but one
small one have been heard from, and give
Lynch CAT. Vandever 6S4. The only dis
patch received from San Diego is one WHICH
estimates Vandever's majority at about 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
New York.

New YORK. November 3.-rhe Times es-
Inmates that the g ngress will stand: Demo
Gratis, III; Republican, 1i3; Labor. /. In the
last House the Democrats had majority OF
fourtv-three
ALBANY, N. Y, November 3.-The vote in
the Nineteenth Congressional District shows
81 plurality for Kane, Democrat. DR.. Swine
burn, the defeated Republican candidate.
says he will contest the seat on the gr0uno
of fraud in West Troy, where Kane lives.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Colorado.

DENVER, November 3.-From meagre re-
turns received up to noon, the indications
are that Adams, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor by small majority. and, possibly,
Reed, Congressman. On account of the
great amount of scratching returns are com.
ing in very slowly. Full returns received
from only twentY-six precincts In Arap ahoe
county out of SO. They give Ree1, demo.
crat, a majority over Symes, Republican, OF
4s7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Nebraska.

OMAHA, November 3.-lncomplete returns
indicate reduced Republican majority on
the ate ticket. 1t may reach 10000 The
Republican candidates in the End and Srd
Congressional districts are elected The LIST
district which gave Blaine 1000 majority,
now elects John A. NcShane, Democrat. by
over 5000 ms jority. The Legislature will be
two-thirds Republican. The count, so far as
received, indicates the election OF a large
vote having been polled with Van Wyck,
United States Senator.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
New Jersey.

JERSEY CITY. November Slater returns
received by the Democratic State Committee
give the Democrats two majority on joint
ballot in the Legisla ure. Tne Legislature
is also claimed by the Republic ans. Nc
Adoo has plurality of 200J Tor Congress IN
the Seventh District.
NEWARK, November 3.-Full returns from
yesterdays election give the STATE TO Green.
democrat, for Governor by plurality OF
742l, aud make the Legislature II tie on joint
ballot, with one Labor Democrat AS casting
vote. This will probably elect Gov Leon
Abbott, Democrat, to the United States Sem
ate TO succeed senator Sewall, Republican.
The Democrats will lose one Congressman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
I'm Oregon.

PoaTL AND. November S.-Scattering re-
turns from all sections of Washington Ter-
rltory indicate the reelection Of chas. 8.
voorhees, (Dcm.) Delegate to Congress BY
700 majority over 9. M. Bradshaw; RepuD'
iiean. The labor vote ,f King and Pierce
counties and the the Prohioition vote IN
other places cut largely into the usual Re-
M blican vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
L u dia N "a.

INDIANAPOLIS, November Sat Demo-
cratic headquarters, at noon. it was stated
that private ad vices corroborated the 6gares
indicating that the Republicans had elected
the State ticket. They Will claim the Legis-
Senator Harrison says the Legislature is un
doubtedly Republican.
INDIANAPoLis, November 8 AT 10 o'clock
the returns from this state indicate the
election OF the Republican State ticket
The Congressional delegation probably
stands o Republicans and Democrats, a
Republican gain of 8.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, November 3.-Latest returns
from the First Congressional District indi.
cate the election of Lasham The Second
District is still in doubt. In the Fourth
District Nichols, Independent. Is elected
aud in the Fifth District Bower, Republt-
can, Is e'ected. The Republicans and IN
dependents have made large gains In the
legislature.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Burned to Death.

LAGOON, Ind. November Sat O'Clock
this morning the Ackerman Hotel, a two
story frame building burned and three
men perished in the flames. They. were
forgotten in the excitement until too late to
save them. Two of them were John q.
Gates and Michael Tracy, who were yeSter-
day elected Treasurer and Auditor, respect
lively, of Martin county
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Iowa..

DEs MONIES, November 3.-Returns re-
ceiyed up to noon by the State Register
Republican majority on the Safe ticket
OF probably twelve thous and They also
show the election of Republican Congress
men In eight out OF the eleven Districts.
rhe Democr ats concede the State by ten
thousand and claim four Congressman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
ElOVidAs

JACKSONVILLE. November 3.-Ful'er re-
turns indicate the election OF Dougherty,
Democrat, in the Second dirtrict la the
First district Davidson, Democrat, Is elected.
The new Constitution is ratified by about
10000 majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston, November 3-The Legislature
will probably stand: Senate-26 Republi-
cans,29 Democrats,a gain OF for Democrats !;
House-Repnblicsn 154, Democrats "a. with
six districts to hear from.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
FoUNDERED AT SEA.
A Bark sunk with Seven Men ON
Board.

NEW YORK, November s.-A schooner
which arrived day from Chargres. via
Key West. repor that on October 14th, atty
miles south Of Dry Tortugas, she picked up
bark Tres Auroras, from Barcelona for
Havana. on piece OF the cabin house, they
having been five days In that condition
without foed or water. The Captain stated
that the bark broke up and sunk October
10th. during hurricane. The balance of
the crew, seven men, is supposed to have
gone down with her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
New Ha anpsbire.

CONCORD, November S.-There has been
no election OF Governor by the people.
Sawyer, Republican, and Colswell, Demo
crat for Governor, are running remarkably
close. McXenney, Democrat, is elected to
Congress in the LIST district over Haynes,
Republican,. Gallinger, Republican, is re-
elected to Congress in the 2nd district. In
the State Senate the Republicans probably
have 20 to 80 majority. This insures the
election of Republican United States
Senator to succeed Pike.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Now HAS Faith.

Ihad been tfoubled all winter with cola
and pain in the che tAnd got 40 relief from
remedies rec commended by Drug yists and
Physicians. At the same tine was adver-
Using DR.. Bosanko's Cough aud Lung Syrup.
had little faith, but thoughs 10 try Il - =
last resort, now l believe even moro than
they tell me OF its curative qualities. From
the News, Eiz abe htown XVI. Sample
bottle cents at q II. Heinzeman's.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
M liSsOuri.

Sr. LOUIS, November 3;.Retnrns from
Yesterdays election are still incomplete, but
enough has been received to show that the
entire Democratic Slate ticket Is elected.
KANSAS CITY. November 3.-Warner Re.
publican Congressman In this. the Sixth
district, will be returned by about 5000 ma
jority over Phillips, Democrat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Connecticut.

HARTFORD. November 3.-Vith very Few
towns 20 hear from the State stands four
teen Republicans aud ten Democrats ior
Congress. q Republican gain OF one.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
su,c,d.I suith.

HorLrsrER, Cal, November SIS. G. Smith
committed suicide to day by shooting him
self while sitting in j.. Barber's saloon. He
was in indigent circumstances. and had
stated several times that he would end his
life after election. but wanted to save his
vote. The deceased was 60 years OF age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
nessee.

CHARLESTON, November 3.-Offlcial re-
turns from of 16 counties In the 3rd Con-
gressional district, aid unofficial returns
from the entire district. elect Neal. Demo-
Graf. Dispatches to the Times from the let
Tennessee district. elect Burlee. A Repub-
lican Is ell scted In the 2nd district.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-04
Jus. what shsy Aitsay.

Hon. D. D. Haynie OF Salem, nls, says hs
uses Dr.. Bosanko's Cough and Luug Syrup
in his family with the most satisfactory re-
suits. in all cases of Coughs, Colds and
the little ones. Sample bottle 5 cents at G.
E. HeipZeman's.