The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-14

OF Intellectual enjoyment as well as being
polit cally satisfying.
OAKLAND REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
OAKLAND, Sept. 13.-The Republican
primary election to-day was exciting in the
Third, Fourth and Seventh wards. compris-
ing the Sixteenth Senatorial District. The
contest was between Eli S. Denison and M. ID.
Hyde'for the State Senate. Hyde carried,
the Sixth Ward, but the Denlson delegates
carried the other two wards. In
the Second Ward only one ticket
was in the field pledged to Captain
Hussey for Sheriff, but unpledged and
divided as to the other offices. In the Third
Ward were two tickets, one known as the
unpledged, gotten up by DR.. T. H. Pardee
and friends, and one pledged to p. NJ.
Fisher for County Superintendent OF.
Schools. The latter was supported by Judge
Ames and others. Judge Ames carried the
day. This ticket Is understood to be Tor
Fred A. Campbell for County Recorder,
as is also the Second Ward ticket,
as a punishment of Recorder Church
for sympathy with the Citizens ticket last
year. 1t was also understood to be against
Bart Morgan Tor reelection as supervisor Is on
the same grounds. The contestin the Fourth
Ward was very warm over some
offices and was close, but was carried
by Church and Morgan by small majority.
In the fifth an unpedged ticket was elected,
except three delegates, Isaac pham'
G. O. Alexander d,l and and - ). brigham nam.
eiected The Sixth Ward contest
Was between Hyde and Denison for State
Senate, and was carried by the former. In
the seventh the fight was between f. w.
Henshaw and A. b. Hunt for Superior
Judge. The result cannot yet be definitely
stated until interior delegations are
known. 1t was claimed at midnight last
night that Hale for Sheriff and Church
for Recorder would have interior
delegates sufficient TO overcome any
mai1rities from the wards in the city,
though Captain HuSsey's friends are san
guine of carrying the Sheriff's Office and
claim large delegations in the Interior. The
convention will meet at 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT.
SAN ANDREAs, Sept. 13.-The campaign
opened in San AndreaS tonight. with dele
cations present from all parts of the coun-
ty. Courthouse square was deliberately
| decorated, and there was an extremely large
and enthusiastic asSemblage The meeting
was addressed by f. w. TOmpkins of San
Francisco, L. +. Floyd OF Murphys and +.
j. SOinsky and Judge Ira Hill Reed OF San
Andreas. Colonel Markham and Reddick
were tremendously cheered whenever their
names were mentioned. Republicans from
all parts of the county are enthusiastic and
confident.
A BIG DEMONSTRATION.
RED BLUFF, Sept. 13.-Blazing bonfires,
soul-stirriBg music, eloquent and convincing
arguments Ill favor of protection and good
government marked the opening of the Re-
publican campaign in this place. r. ID.
Blossom, Chairman of the County Central
Committee, called the large and enthuSlaSuc
meeting to order in the Pavilion. General
Chapman presided and made a short and
telling address. +. II. Greedy Of Marysville,
George W. Flcks of Sacramento aud F. 5.
SpTagur of Woodland, made logical aud In
teresting addresses, and the meeting was a
most successful one IN every particular.
MASS-MEETING.
SAN BERNARDINo, Sept. 13.-The Repub-
licans Of this city, heartily REINFORCED by del
egations from contiguous precincts, turned
out en- nasse this evening in the most enthu-
siastic ratification meeting ever held in the
county. The capacity of the Opera House
was taxed tn its utmost and many were I'M
able t. gain admission. +. w. Gregg was
Chairman. Among tue speakers were L. j.
Fording, E. c. Seymour, E. w. Freeman OF
this city, l. w. Lord of Ontario and Mr..
Thomas of Los Angeles.
JOINT COUNTY CONVENTION.
MARYsvILLE, sept 13.-Ihe Joint Demo
cratic Senatorial Convention of Yuba and
Suffer counties was held this afternoon at
Yuba City and nominated the following
candidates: Phil w. Keyser, Superior
Judge; d. a. Ostrom of Yuba County,
JOINT Senator; Harry p. Stabler of Suffer
County. Joint Assemblyman. The conven-
ton adopted resolutions indorSing the Aus
tralan ballot system, election by ballot OF
United States Senator, aud the taxation
clause OF the Democratic State Convention
resolutions.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
NAPA, Sept. I3.-The Democratic County
Convention to-day made the following nom-
nations: Superior Judge, r. B. Saffold /;
Assembly imam, w. w. Lyman; Sheriff, w.
n ~ n 4 zT.,T- A
SCISSOR, Charles Z. Vann; Treasurer, James
Reams District Attorney, II. 9. Gesford
Superintendent of Schools, Miss Anna
Dixon. The nominations OF Recorder, Aud
| itur, Coroner, Public Administrator and
| Surveyor were left TO the County Central
| Committee.
THE NAPA CAMPAIGN.
NAPA, Sept. 13.-The Republicans opened
the campaign mere Tonight with a big
| rally. The exercises were held in the Opera
| House. Speeches were made by Judge j.
a. Waymire and Hon. NJ. J. Waldheimer Of
| San Francisco; Hon. Frank l.. COombs Of
| Napa and Hon. Z. j. Beerstecher OF Ruther-
| ford.
GRASS VALLEY HEARD FROM.
GRASS VALLEY, Sep. IS. - George G..
| Blanchard, Republican candidate for Con-
! gress in the Second District. opened the
| campaign here tonight by addressing q
| large out lOOr meeting. There was IN uch
| enthusiasm manifested.
CANNoNs BOOMING.
MODESTO Sept 1S.-The first Republican
meeting IF the campaign was held at Rogers
! Hall this evening. Hon. w. w. Allen 81
! Oakland being the speaker: sCgnncns
| doomed during the evening. the meeting
was well attended.
OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.
| SAT- CRUZ. Sept. 13.-The Republican
| campaign opened this evening with mass
/ meeting at Bernheim's Hall. Speeches
| were made by j. A. HOsoner and j. G.
| Campbell of Stockton before a small audi
| ence.
| BoNFIREs BURNING.
| BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 13-The Republican
campaign opened here tonight. George ii
| Maxwell spoke to a large and enthusiastic
meeting, and bonires burned on nearly al
| the street corners.