Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-11-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
Latest California Returns.

Latest California Returns.
The count of l66 precincts in the cit,
ont of l76 gives Harrison 1880, Cleve
land ~ 1913. For Chief Justice. Beattie
Rep, "a COG; Searles, DEM, % ,795. As
sociate Justice, Works, Rep, %.
sos; Sullivan, DEM, 1882. Eos
Mayor, Pond, Dsm., 20,211; Story,
Republican, 1851; O'Donnell, indie
pendent, 1929. Congressman, Fourth
District: Morrow, Republican, 1850;
Ferral. Democrat, 1888 Congressman
Fifth District; Phelps, 1920; Clunie.
Bis.
LEGISLATIVE RETURNS,
As regards the Legislature, the returns,
as far as received, show new members
have been elected as follows: For
Senate-Republicans, IA; Democrats, |.
neutrality-suspicious., 81; Democrats,
20, doubtful 3. Count in this city still
progressing slowly and may not be COM
pleted for day or two. Ratio not ma
terially changed. Morrow, Republican,
for Congress, probably reelected.
THE LATEST BULLETIN.
The following is the latest bulletin
sent out by the Western Union Telegraph
Ii ~ +. NJ,
San Francisco, November S.-Com-
plete returns from | ,123 out of 1880 pre-.
cincts in California outside OF San Fran
cisco give Harrison 1886, Cleveland
| 1922, Fiske 1859, Curtis 75S. Supreme
Court-Beatty $4,000, Works 1928,
| Searles 66,270, Sullivan SO, AIS.
The Democratic majority in San Fran
cisco will be less than 1000.
| CONGRESS.
| First District-De Haner rep. Is ,O75,
Thompson dem } IA 903, with S5 pre-
cincts to hear from.
Second District-Eagan rep 14,251.
Biggs (Dem.) 10, 429. with Sc precincts to
hear from.
Third District Mckenna( Rep. )19, 6Ol =,
Morgan (Dem.) IA, 563, with precincts
to hear from.
Fifth District outside Of San Francisco
Phelps, Rep, 1885, Clunie, DEM,
$500 with three precincts to hear from.
Sixth District - Vandever, Rep.
30,216, Terry, DEM, 23,216, with 100
precincts to hear from.
The Democrats claim $500 majority in
San Francisco. The Republicans say it
will be less than 1000. The Republi.
cans will have % majority on joint ballot.
| Foreign Flashes.
HAMBURG, November 8.-Carl Schurz
will leave for America on the Hommonia
on Sunday, the 10Th.
MADRID, November S-The Spanish
Government will not protest against the
seizure of the Spanish schooner Garcia
by United States revenue cutter, adj
mittiog the seizure wac justified.
| QUEENSTOWN, November 6.-Moriarity,
who was arrested on the arrival of the
Catalonia yesterday from Boston for hav.
ing in his possession revolver and am
munition, was to-day sentenced to pay a
fine of twenty dollars or be imprisoned
| for one month.
NO RED TAPE FOR FRANZ JOSEPH.
VIENNA, November S.-Emperor Fran
| els Joseph has officially minated that it
is his special wish that on the occasion
of the anniversary of his accession TO the
throne he shall receive neither address
nor Populations, and that no fetes will
be held that will involve expense. He
desires his accession to be commemor-
ated by acts OF public charity.
RANsACKING FREDERICK's LETTERS.
| BERLIN, November SIN addition to
unhidden letters from the late Emperor
Frederick found in Baron Won Roggen-
bach house, the police discovered in a
secret drawer in writing desk two
bundles OF kilograms and letters from
Frederick, written when he was Crown
Prince, his wife, Queen Victoria, the
Prince of Wales, Prince Alexander of
Battenburg, DR.. Mackenzie, the Duke of
Cumberland, Count Won Seickendorff,
Herr Windthorst and others.
GLADSTONE AT BIRMINGHAM.
BIRMINGHAM, November S.-Gladstone
received an address from the Birming-
ham Nationalists, in reply to which he
said the Irish cause was no longer de.
pendent upon one life, the liberal party
had taken up home rule and they never
yet had espoused the great cause with
out achieving success.
An enormous meeting Of Liberals was
held here last night. Mr.. Gladstone
spoke for two hours on the Home Rule
question and respecting the dissensions
between the present parties in England.
Sir VIM. Vernon Harcourt and John
Morley were also present.
BLAKE NOT WANTED IN AUSTRALIA.
BRISBANE, November S.-The Premier
sent cable dispatch to the Queensland
agent in England, saying that the ap-
pointment of Governor Blake, of New
Foundland, to the governorship of
Queensland has excited general anger
and wonder. Ex-Premier Griffiths agrees
with the Premier in condemning the
appointment. Last month the Governor
there urged the English Government
privately to submit the name of the pro-
posed new Governor before the appoint
ment was made. Lord Kuntsford replied
that it was impossible to allow Colonial
Ministers to share in the responsibility
| for the nomination.
MoRMONS IN CANADA.
OTTAWA, Ont, November S.-Messrs.
Smith. Lyman and Taylor, three mem
bers Of the Mormon Church, are here.
They represent Mormon colony at
Lees Greek in Northwest Territory,
and come to Ottawa on business
with the Interior Department. These
three delegates are DESTROYS of securing
a TOWNSHIP at Lees Creek. The colony
consists of 125 souls. Other religions are
not excluded from it. The business in
the colony is combined ranching and
farming, but not ON large scale. The
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