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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
California.

San FRANCISCO, November 8. In this
city 1t is probable little cali be learned ol
the vote before lote tomorrow, owing to
the rigidity and complication OF the laws
governing the count of returns. Even
the total vote in the city is not known.
Precinct returns were not as has been Gus
tomary, sent into the registrar of the
city. Both parties claim the State.
Voting in this city commenced very
early, and larger vote has been polled
estimated that three fourths of the en-
tire registered vote of the city had been
polled before noon.
There have been eight arrests alto
gether for illegal voting. A colored man
named Jones was shot in the leg on
Broadway street by man named Fred
Simmons. The latter was arrested.
SAN Francisco, November 6.-The
total vote cast in San Francisco is So, ,504,
with two precincts to hear from. The
vote in 1884 was AZ ,444. Total vote cast
in Sacramento 6,033; the vote in 1884
was 5,027. The count is very SLOW; can
give no estimate.
"a precincts outside the large cities,
give Harrison 1,772, Cleveland 1.727.
The same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine
1,193, Cleveland 1,074.
&C precincts outside of the cities give
Harrison 2,437; Cleveland, 2,293. The
same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine L.
696; Cleveland, 1913.
SAN Francisco, November 6. III 15 P.
M.-Returns are still slow and meagre.
At headquarters of the Democratic State
Central Committee no prediction is
ventured as to the probability of the
Democracy carrying the State. M. M.
Estee estimates that from unofficial re-
turns from the Chairmen of the different
County Committees, the Republicans
will carry the State at from ten to fifteen
thousand.
12 80 A. MOS precincts, outside of
the cities, give Harrison 4, 149, Cleveland
3,83S. On account of the change in pre-
cincts, cannot give comparison with
1854.
Oregon.
PORTLAND, Ore, November 6. - go
precincts outside of Multnomah county
give Harrison 500, Cleveland 5,501
The same precincts in 1884 gave Blaine
5,443, Cleveland 500; in June, 1888,
the Republican Congressman 6,021,
Democratic Congressman 4,S85.
PORTLAND, Ore, November 6.-Forty
precincts outside Multnomah county give
Harrison 4,3SS, Cleveland 3,44l, Fisk
1888. The same precincts in 1884 gave
Blaine 1872, Cleveland 1922.
Nevada.
CARSON, New, November 6.-'Carson
precinct gives Harrison $50 majority.
Complete returns from Mottville pre-
cinct, Douglas county, Nevada; Total
votes cast, 80: Harrison, 80; Cleveland.
so; Barton, A; Cassidy, 36.
SAN Francisco, November 6.-Five
precincts in Nevada give Harrison 727,
Cleveland 5l4. The same precincts in
1884 gave Blaine 726. Cleveland 52S.
This includes Ormsby county.
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North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. November g.
Rowland, DEM, is elected to Congress
from the Sixth District.
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and Anderson 5,344; Republican gain,
SO.
DEs MONIES, Ia, November 6.-1Oo
pr precincts in Iowa give Harrison Is, OIL,
Cleveland 9,771, Fisk PIG. Same pre-
cincts in 1887, Larrabee 1880, Ander-
son 1857, net Republican gain 537.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
Missouri.

ST. Louis, November 6.-The evening
papers say say the indications in .Is St: Louis
ticket would be elected, with the possible
exception of Pohlman for Sheriff.
sT. LOUIS, November 6. 6.-Thirty-six
precincts in st. Louis city out of 1862, give
Harrison 1900, Cleveland 5,420, Kim
ball 1854, Francis $3.50.
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THE KEYSTONE STATE.
&@AGRessmcn Elected Under tn
New ment.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Present
delegation in Congress from Pennsylvania
is composed OF twenty Republicans and
eight Democrats. Under the new appor.
tionment of the last Legislature the dis.
tricts we're almost entirely changed and
the election for Congressman to-day was
the first under this new apportionment.
Returns thus far received chow the cleo
tion Of the following congressman
Chose marked are members of the
present Congress. First district, Henry
III. Bingham Rep; Second district,
Charles O'Neill,S Rep; Third dis
trict, Samuel J. Randall,H Dem. ;
Fourth district, VIM. D. Kelly.* Rep. ;
Fifth district, A. c. Harmer,a Rep. ;
Sixth district, Smedly Darlington,
Rep. Eighth district, VIM. Mutchler,
Dem; Ninth district, D. b. Drummer,
Dem; Tenth district, Marriott Brosius,
Rep; Fourteenth district, j. w. Rife,
Rep; Fifteenth district, M. B. Wright,
Rep. Seventeenth district, Charles K:
Bucknell,s Rep; Nineteenth, Veil
Maish, DEM; Twenty-third, Charles
M. Bayne,* Rep.
PHILADELPHIA, November 6.-Indica-
tions are that Pennsylvania has gone for
Harrison SO, 600 majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
MaSsacll usetIs.

Boston, November 6.-Telephone re
ports from Maine indicate between
% 600 and "a, 600 plurality for Harrison
a gam OF 1000 over 1884.
BosroN, November 6.-Twenty-foul
of 80 towns in the Ninth Congressional
District give Chandler, Rep, 1888
Burnett, DEM, 7,l4S; Park, Pro-, 449
25 towns out OF 40 in First Congressional
District give Randall, Rep, 5,9sl
Delano, Dem, ,532; Miller, Pro-, 1868
Cummings, Ind, 263
Boston. November 6-Every Repub.
licsn Congressman elected except one.
Gain OF 2.
BosroN, November 6.-150 towns
give Harrison 1880, Cleveland
1875, Fisk 2,64s. Same towns in
1884 gave Blaine, 1882, Cleve-
land 2S,77s, Butler 6.3s7, st. John
1851 These towns give Ames 47,063,
Russell 80, ,6S9, Earle 2,914; Republican
plurality 1875. l3 out of 36 cities and
towns in the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict give Walker Rep, 1894.
Boston, November 6.-100 towns in
this State give Harrison 2S, ,2S5, Cleve-
land 1886, Fisk 1879, scattering 80.
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine
24,094, Cleveland 17,752,:Butler 3,610,
st. John 63l. These towns give for
Governor Ames 1884, Russell 19,307
Blrore 1881.
$50 towns in Massachusetts give Harri-
son AZ ,52O, Cleveland 49, 1856, Fisk 2,64S.
The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine
3s,426, Cleveland 2S,77S, Butler 6,367.
st. John 1851.
1SO towns give for Harrison 76,l99
Cleveland 54, IT'S, Fisk 3,S79. The same
towns in 1884 gave Blaine 60,652, Cleve'
land 45,643, Butler 9,01s, St. John
4,132.
The Presidential vote of Boston com
plete gives Harrison 1882, Cleveland
"a 15Q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, November Eft
teen towns show Republican gain Of
326 on the Presidential vote of 1884.
Twenty towns show Republican gain
of 463 on the Presidential vote of 1884.
Thirty-three towns give Republican
gain for President of SOL. The same
towns give 901 Republican gain on
Governor Vite.
Furty-three towns give gain of 1,004
for Bulkley, Republican for Governor
and 615 Republican gain on Presidential
votes.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
Iowa.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, November e.
There are 800 voting precincts in Iowa,
the comparison on vote will be made
with the vote of 1887 on Governor,
which was as follows: Larrabee, Repub-
lican, 169,6S6; Anderson, Democrat,
153,526; Cane, Labor, 1890. Twenty
precincts, Harrison 3,l75, Cleveland, p
O69, Fisk 76. Same precincts in 1887
gave Larrabee 1850, Anderson ,760, net
Republican gain PIG.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, November 6.-Poils
closed at $3.50 P. NJ, with a very large
vote. Harrison will run considerably
ahead of the State ticket in this vicinity.
Railroad men generally voted for Demo,
cratic railroad commissioners. Several
Democrats of this city were arrested for
distributing spurious ballots.
DEs MONIES, Ia, November 6:-4O
precincts give Harrison 6,513; Cleve-
land, 4,142; Fisk, 120 The same pre-.
cincts in 1887 gave Larrabee 6,515, and
Anderson 1854. .ss
DEs MoMEs, Ia, November 6.-6C
precincts in Iowa give Harrison 9, III
Cleveland, 5,923; Fisk, $50. The came
precincts in. 1887 gave Larrabee S,676
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Ohio.

CMCINNArI, November G.-e0 precincts
in Cincinnati give Harrison II ,Sl7, ,Cleve-
land 435. The city having been redis-
tricted there can be no comparison.
There are 16S precincts in the city.
CINCINNATI, November Cover 96 per
cent. of the registered vote in Cincinnati
was polled to-day. Comparison in Ohio
is made with the Governors vote OF 1887,
when Foraker's plurality was 1924.
There are 2,304 wards and precincts in
the State. Nineteen precincts sho~ net
Democratic gain OF 1s1. The vote in
Covington, KY, shows heavier majority
for John E. Carlisle than ever had there.
His election is claimed as secure. The
Democrats concede Hamilton county with
the possible exception of one candidate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-07
Illinois.

FTOIH IctuTuS TSC6lNcO do bltC Oioy AAAi'
up to this hour it is estimated that
Cleveland's plurality in this city will be
from 5000 to 5000, and that Palmer
(Democrat) for Governor will have q
plurality OF from 1000 to 5000. Re-
turns from county towns and country dis
tricts in Cook county will to great ex-
tent peutralize this. In 1884 Blaine
carried the city by 1850 plurality and
Cook county by 8,642. In the same year
Carter II. Harrison (Dem.) for Governor
carried the city by about 5000 plurality,
but the county towns reduced this to 103.
Very few returns have been received
from the counties in Illinois. The polls
outside OF Cook county are held open till
near P. M, and in many places the vote
will not be reported before morning.
A few towns in Republican counties
show a slight gain for Harrison over
Bleine's vote in 1884, while Fifer for
Governor falls behind Harrison in nearly
every place.
CHICAGO, November 600 precincts
in Chicago give Harrison 30,2lS; Cleve-
land, 81, ,944; F ifer, Rep, for Governor,
30,036; Palmer, Dem, for Governor,
6,465.
CHICAGO, November -29 precincts
outside of city give Cleveland 4, 1853, Har-
rison 5,307.
CHICAGO, November 6.-5S precincts
give Harrisons10 ,033, Cleveland II, ,469,
Fisk 0, ,713, Palmer l1,S15.
CHICAGO, November 6.-256 out Of 34l
precincts give Harrison Al, ,479, Cleve
land 44,170, Fifer 40,97l, Palmer 4S,049.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-31


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rnsrncr.s. 100 ra.nLsacs.

EnrTua posT-IHxEEE1aEEoEn.
Il ID believed generally nov that She
bin before the Legislature 20 oFaanlys q
territorial board OF hoslth will o 4 pass
this session. and that the present De
festive lau sill remnin sn cur statutes
lwo years ionReg.
with ths arlm monster cholera rag
inc IN she South AmoEican cites at this
vesy time, from watch ships are arriy-
Ing daily 10 cor hAlboFa, with SMALLPOX
declared apldemie IN San Fnneisco b.
tha nfaea boafd % health aud the ocenn
hGl detained In qaarantius With small
cant expeEionoa % seattle aud Tacoma
tha legislature should do somethinR ~
gard % Quaranttue.
Ilyf es havs the msmheFs af this board
= nsafth dislglhe7sd uhera they wiii do
the mest good and nos al residents Of
the PoFi Of EasFy, as lbu pFsaent Lao
provides. Seattle and Tacoma eaee
hsVs lan fold more real interesf Ia thia
saatisr. on aoeoant % greater popula-
tiaa and commerce. THAI eosa Porn
ANNUHIN0s AA9HNANtet ~ aNEEa " y
mam es residing - each q theea cities;
aud bg eli meana let him BE- ~ ood phy
sieian ID 20 a sgaadina. Never since
aue pFeeent taW was eaactai. sesne IT.
teen years agn. oAs tpsfe been q physi
elan appointed on the % called board
" ha4ssn. Tntnk Of 81 A beard Of
health ofaansard By taW and Fna Ter
aftsen years eonttoasnsly aud 10 all
"a -
thses been . physiciae appointed on tue
bard. Yet there have been all new ap-
paiatmeuts each successive Legislature.
ths pssseat board Of heaIta 10 csns
pasel % . breusF. eroeery-e ore
kaupsf and an insafanns sasus. an good
mes, no doa ~. N their reeDctlps VEGA
tiahs. bal tbstr ltnte % business do Bot
d then 20 oundaoi intelligent mat
tsFs pertaining 20 the Vuolie heaith. nsr
III a thasn 20 tie stndy af sanitafy
science and tbs lava governing The
spfead 81 saataeioas ADD iufaations
diseases, peisher are they qaAliaed 10
asieas 10 diligently z medicai nan -
ses ~ health on NJ AMI n he rules and
regulations governing his duties.
Ia view Of the above facts and the
elsFiaa dsfeeta IN she preea1t lAa that
mast be patrnt 70 svety iatellisgat per
stn vito wiis awe q q momsnt's eonaid
-FAttnn. thase osFta1niY snoald b. %
iefthes delay h mattsr waich may BE-
tsaaRhf with she ersaasst Importance 30
meoe rsFsoes 10 ne territory. and
-noala b. ct great interest," % all Les
ID mstsFtty, ~ least 81 ths board b
asedieai azen, aud iet tie aoSernaF sp
pains tha tesish eeissf. wsth tee advise
asd eonsant % she ssanoil.
EscuLaFfua.
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The woods aroand Lake Whafesn
are fuit OF cruisers 10 search Of ttmbsR
lssdA
Ga SATURDAY, Superintendent 2 ".
PANE, % WallA WAlia. received frpm
dessruux Sempis . paFdan for Geo. w
ssoat, uao szs breeRht 10 the penilen.
tiasy OssabsR 10. 1881. from EllensharR,
sentsnoed 20 cue yeAsss tmprisoamsni
for oaFElaEy.
re bgAkemea on he o. RAN.
uiruck = fsw days $40 Tor unaoa Paclae
wtees, thas b. mileAEe % nos lees thAn
as Rer mantn. SapeFiatendena Joha-
sea asked for tuo o. thFss days' nonce
and The eeys gave bin Zen days. We
aaderstSnd ihat they Will Fecsive The
tis Ger manth asked.
Considerable IN fssiias wAa esassE
iAse SaedAy from sa0S eaiiine. A p8Ets
% lsdRs an6 eentiSmen weFs 50 tna
far = stetsh rt3e and stappa1 10 frout as
tas 6aia Bar FeatsurabL Nhise uAif,
ing tnsfe q cso~d % wsa and hoys be
eAn saow ealiine teem. Process gas
sada ~ tee RxBtismsn in tha sialah
aaaznzt teFswinR anaw - TIE ladies', bet
- % tfeet. Later ~ we 9flernoaa the
paxsy drove along ftrst ssraes AnG we're
sees hailea again % he sane party,
and responded oy tnFeWsns eRas q he
saow eAIlsrs. -SnaAsssisA IS.
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ths aanRnsss nsnse 81 L3ams18ses q
fodd, some miles Bputn q this eit1s
and Mezlcsns named ben D0eg, EN-
osoyed - boe eaane plaee, had teElInls
snse unteK early oundsy morning and
ootn cans sufY neaS Dets9 kiilea. IA
re q hnogu 90 D. . bad man. espseinil1
anen unoef Ne tn1asnos of nqaof, ana
opt frsm tae faes snas Ne " q NJ. l1nnG
a he unaneas would have iong sines
us4 dts nlssed from hss PEeeeHf Joe,
thas u sIznehterer. Sunday moEn1nR
so.aa 4 8cioe8 ~ rsaafne0 ~ bnr
slanxst : huuse fFom togn FefT drunk
"a sooa tksftattek 0enf into 80 ID
ssning room where D0ey was pEspafinR
pfea kfAsl. A dsepuss arcs Des9esn tbs
500 men end kAriN FnBned into nas ped
room lDusediassiy returning with 9 large
knlfs an1 pEocee1ea 20 easse tne Msxs-
can, entabR MIN ssFsrsiy 90 tne hsso
ana arms. kdng genf cot appaEentiy
for . riAs, baE rstnrned 70 nnish his
gofk uIsB tao katie, bat as be enieren
sue dor D0ey prSsented Q slx,1h0oles
- bis head, from unisn BE- led. The
Msxloan followed am, nnd wnen o1t-
siae shot him twice. and coming up %
nfm uould hare ended his ma1 oaFeeF
ia snosB order, uut soc German pleaded
fos mercy, vhlcn the Mexican granted.
Both men are nsdsf arrest. 1hs GsK-
man ass nos bsen bsouaht 20 town get,
tns phyalclans not knoW1ng noW ssEioas
hIs wonnds msy prove.
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and marshss sisna 70 she dIsoomatnrs
| - their fosmsE lsadsr. TIE Fssais Of Il
III yes thsf Rsnasfl US bsatsn and
tsat fses trade and boodla we're lri-
aupbana.
Ana this IL tie great rsfsFm ndmin-
Iimg.sis,i Itis no, 90 vsry lore since
pr.,sdnn, clsvslsnd Issued bis famous
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ITO THOSE DEsTR0Us OF BUYTSG PROP.
4 erty o. time, and becoming pro Gerry
OSnen sod landlords. ~ ofef the folleuiaG:
We via allow yaa from shrsa mostha %
avs Yeas 10 ukich 10 PAP fer he lana you
sslscs
We charzs nslthef premiam or iutsrest On
tins psxmsuts. ana VII siss yeu . saEraltss
dre6
havs lots sa SO asd SIS lhAs are eioss
10 Ma faan slrra1. and are wftAiu q rn4ius AZ
ona ana : half a4iea from The RcGoznce.
They lag veil and are deEratis l0ta.
We reqairs cnly 10 par cent. a. an earnest
msney and ws viii give eeEliasd chect fer TIE
tan smeuni Of eaeh and svssy Eahssqusat
- 5. esscs i. dawn By ths Pusss sousd Va
tisual Bans. and . made paysese q siEhi. isaA
rrzuttua the parce3sar sdvs81aE.a s8a Brsvi-
isesn that have never bess before ofsFsd
.Afsss you hare bsrgainsa for csc o. nsre
lots shonid yuu. thEoagh SIGH go o. aeci4eni,
b one srasssd ftr mGnss. y0p have aaiy 70
psessnt y0nF checks - The baak ard tAes val
bs eashsd o. he rpot fer their iaii fses vaias.
shonld ytu SO othsr lsnd thss yoa csnsicsr
: bssser harezEa- TIE sbess stld holds gesd-
Ia aAort, tae m1nsF n he oank asasts yoar
orsef aad - ahseiakly bsgona or conssel
anti yon present fAs ebec1s % - % psyDeut
IN faii fox The pisoe o. tbs land hars31nve fsr
Yen ave. tnGFefoFs. ey the option a1a priv
ieres We est tEsnFed h9alnst accident fou
are yonr treasurer nnd hacker aud Il tie sane
eure a cWner sf vRlaabfa property
shpuia zen q aEg tlBa. hageTeF, rfrss1t
ths creeks II bank fer pagment tBey all ~
innsalaae1y honeFed and forwAreed 20 ~
ana yoa tAsrth5 anal ell ngkts q pgro14ss
uf the Nafa Lard
We oSsF . esiasn opparrznisg sna adxise
Rua % suT nea. Doaf wMft for tina Aad
nseliRspea 20 aEsfd yau tie oppsrfaHisy OF
sEgfnE, eonld kHVs boaeAt sneh ana saeh
los lev m1ntha go for % much aaA noa Is
a wprth % mneA, kmf buy naw "a
Mas yeuE lnaoGa, ~ ua,saT hoE snail.
sArn soaaazhins. Sat ycur cerues stoss -
COOK a,
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T1wAT or ALrORD gAcK, DEcRAsED.
Ia Noffcs 3 heFzby eiFen that Ne under-
ceurt u King easuty. W r.. a6minfs1FstoF Of
ne estatr o. AlFpr1 lack fIn1lznl decoased.
All peraons haFinn ciaimH sgninss said estate
viii present me sane % mo, vita proper
soaehern, withsn ons ysAF fro dsas heEsofs or
BE- f0rswaE barred.
RICHARD JEEFg.
RnIlshie, Kina O.. ". J.
January a. isas. 3ssl In
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NOTICE.

LIDS WILL BR REcxrvKD BY THs IN
ID dsrets1ed al o'ssock p o.. Wednesday,
Fse HnRy fNt lsSa, for e1sarlng. grgottng.
glowing and leseaane lofs :. {. and II htsek
r; lasl a. ana 8. bleek q. BEDS sixiA
addttica; Ista : and s esoek J. Beiif AHA
asiditiaa- Ard & 4 ana 6, hioek u. Hairs e
q A. Bella seeoaA Additiaa.
RseAs rsservsd 70 Falset any o. Al hla1
SpeeaaeaEasna ezn - saen a hcoU 8, opeEa
Us. jsssa A BILL
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NV ADVEaTrsRMeNrs.
NOTICE.

AFA MEETING OF TaE eTDcKBoLD
~ ~ 81 tbe Moore hna1fsetlriaa Co1r
pany. held pursuant 20 isu. he following
renniuftsn VS. uuaniUousiF adopleos
BssnlUef, That the caoitai 40 kof thls com-
pzny Be insFeassd 70 two hnnasea and feFfy
LuraRR L. MOORE, President
y vs. VAR. aaclelaFg. ia9l As o
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mow IL Mas AOesRrLssnKD.
re IN. .,raAs Dsnosss,s ars aIn.
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CONTRACTORs s BUILDERs.

shop in YssIsr Min foot Of Mn street, Seattle. W
P1zsnmns hAH
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MOORE,


OooEA CG 14o@DEGE,
Real Estate Brokers, Second and James streets.
SEATTLE, WASH. ias4