New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
TOPICS IN CALIFORNIA.
OREGON ELECTION-DEARER SUGAR-COb
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELICS.
INV rYr FGRAPA TO THE TkIgCNE.I

,BY TELEGRAPH THE TkIBUSEI
San Francisco. June All Republicans on tbs
coast were much gratihcd at the results of the
Oregon election as il demonstrated for the second
time within two years the strong faith OF tho
majority of the people in the principle OF Pro-
lection. In the last Presidential year oregon
was the first State which ioret0ld the deleat OF
Cleveland and his bogus Tariff PefOrm AT that
time a California Democratic orator, who had
stumped the Wcbfoot State for Cleveland, de-
clared in disgust that the sheep had voted the
Republican ticket. II looks very much as thousn
the sheep had voted again this year. for II IL
had not been for faction fight against 1hoHp-
son, the candidate for Governor, the Republicans
would have made a clean sweep OF all the OFFICES
as we'll as OF the Legislature. Thompson is
far ADLER man than Pennoyer but he was posed
by the Prohibitionists, the State Grange and the
labor unions, which ia revenge cast soiid
vote for the Democratic nominee who has LATELY
promised them his help. The press of the STATE.
irrespective of party, has criticised fennoyers
ACTIONS as Governor very Sharply S" thac Ms
election great surprise even 70 LIS own
nartv Witlo ont this factional fight against
Thompson Pennoyer would have been showed
under with the rest of his ticket. MaJorltles for
an entire State ticket, except its mead. which
range from 1000 to 5000 prove concmslVey
that the effort to convert Oregon to Free 1rade
has been dismal failure.
The exposure of fraudulent work IN the Lar
kin-st wing of the City Hall was "has
every one expected who had examined us coh-
struction, but it not supposed that the con-
tractors would rival Buddensieck In putting w
the walls OF public building with poor pIcks
and mud or filing inside the walls with trash.
The exposure is made by discharged DrlcKayef
for revenge, but all examination OF the walls
will be made, and if his charges are sustained they
will be torn down aud rebuilt. one singular
feature of the work this wing is that the
solid granite bases of the pillars are set on brick
foundations which seem less substantial anu Gu
during than that which they support
Recently Governor Waterman pardoned the ex-
Supreme Court clerk, John W. Mccarthy, VINO
stole about 100000 from the State Now
Mccarthy emerges as an agent 10 secure ti'
pardon of Seneca Swain, the adventuTer who
feeced Mrs Clara Belle Mcdonald out OF large
sums and who was mainly responsible for tho
scandal of the divorce suit and other proceedings
with which the local courts were filed. This
sneakng fellow, after he had stripped her OF az
her money, tried TO escape 10 the EdSU Win ms
plumber which included even his victims JeWeHJ
and sealskin sack. lie has now an easy DlIlD
i'm san Quentin prison. but is using some oil te
money he stole 10 Try to buy his liberty Luckily
never get free while he Is IN once
The scarcity of raw sugar here has raised the
price. eranulated having advanced 10 - cents
wholesae , and unless cargoeS from NlahAld am
lava are received in the next lew days III Will
90 higher This result Is mainly due TO the lock
ing up Of a large quantity OF sugar IN inc Amer
lean Refinery by order of the court ana tne CLOS
- dcvn 81 this refinery because OF the claim
that in is the property of the Trust. ms eHor1
~ break up the sugar monopoly is prsle"oIIthS,
but il has fallen heavily on the consumers an1 nae
put large sum lnto tnc PVONc'' Va VAN
aire Claus Spreckes
SIXTY Dutch colonists, who arrived at MERGED
last week. are delighted with their new homes
THO man who has been mainly lnsuumentai III
bringing them into California Is Holahuer
named Eych. who has lived here sixteen years,
lie saws that California oilers nu.n peoe' IT, IT,
for his people than Java or South America. me
tontLern Pacific Colonization Company eNpec's
In Mace | 600 families from the East IN various
parts Of California this year. MOsI. Oh .nr iand d
offered will be from $40 To Slov per ~ IN, ar
,ae - rho richest part of the San Joaquin Valley
Nearl, one hundred boys and girls OF Woodland
yoio County met this week and formed fru i
bopo~e; i|nion They propose 10 contrace Win
fruit Jro,yers 10 supply labor In PICKING anu pa.,h
inc fruit The movement Is noteworthy as .iio
frSt practical attempt TO supply the place vi 'i;.
not hard and children over twelve can earn s"od
WAGES at it for four months
rio mortified law and tusk Of some mammoth
,robistoric animal were found TINS. We'-> NJ.
Pe,aiuma. in Sonoma Comfy. The Jaw Is anoGv
,,vo feet long and weighs forty poIhus' ~
are 49, "a ,,e balf mounds. The tusk or horn Is
w. ~ three feet long and about FIVE inches In
diameter. The remains were exposed .. nISe
landslide and were about elghtecI , s,,eIeton
ground. II is expected tl@V '"' '
NAV be uncovered