The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-13

sBarnett OF San Francisco. barnett of Sonoma
ISmith OF Butte. iSmith OF Orange.
Totals-Estee 81, De Young 20, Blanchard Z,
FELTON, 8, Wetmore l, Johnston 2, Coleman H.
The AGGREGATE Of votes received by the several
candidates yesterday was as follows: George G.
Blanchard 10 n. P; Chapman 2, James v. Cole
man 2. NJ. II. de Young "a. NJ. NJ. EsLee 20.
Charles n. FELTON, 13, q. e. GOucher 20, William
Johnston ., WV. Morrow 2 George c. Perkins
l, Charles A. Wetmore l, NestOr A. Young 2,
Frank Ii. Gould l.
Tie aggregate Of votes received to-day was:
Blanchard 10, 20 change; De Young "a, no
change; FELTON, Is, gain of 2; Estee 81. gain
of q Johnston 4. 10 change; Wetmore 1, Cole
NO RESULT THIS WEEK.
The fight for the empty toga grows hotter as
the days 90 by. and judging from present indica-
far ahead Of his rivals, and is the man who is
generally regarded as the one who is going to
win. he will have 80 votes tomorrow, and eX-
pecls 10 close lie week with 40.
There viii be grand rush TO San Francisco
on Saturday afternoon, and some surprises for
Moaday Will be the probable result. De Young
IL growing desperate; lie is standing sim, while
FELTON, aud Blanchard arc creeping slowly toward
him.
ers, and he was obliged to make hurried visit
TO the TOtunda OF lie Capitol this afternoon,
where lie found that gang controlled by Grim
mins among whom are most OF MS supporters
had Iebelled against tile boss and would not 60
back Into their collars without metallic induce
ment. 1t is said they have received nothing on
was defeated to-day. But motion to reconsider
was made and it is reported that these Republl.
can lambs are TO have fodder sent up from the
city tonight and that some OF them nave goue
down 10 secure II.
The alleged split on the Connolly claim was a
note OF Warniug.to Mike that the revenue legs-
lators were Tired OF promise, and would give him
tie cold shoulder If they were not taken care Of
A MYSTERIOUS DETECTIVE.
They were made uneasy Tonight by the ap-
peaiaDce OF a detective In the city who came uD
from San Francisco on tile 8 40 O'Clock train.
no one knows what he IS here for, but the pro-
prietors Of guilty coGscences will not breathe
De Young sent for d. NJ. Burns this afternoon
and they were closeted for an hour together in
Mikes room in the Golden Eagle Hotel. Colonel
Burns says that Mike sent for him TO discuss the
situatlon, but that no offer WAS made on either
side A Felton, sentinel, saw Burns go into De
fonng's room and forthwith heard or thought lie
beald the sound of key turning the lock. The
conference had disquieting effect upon Felton's
nerves, but The eX-Congressmau is still confident
OF MS ability TO win the light He Is not dis
bursting any OF his coin for votes, and says be
WI continue the undressing programme until
the end Of the fight.
II six men keep their promises FELTON, will have
six more votes tomorrow, but he remembers
Dargle and II makes him morose.
BLANCHARD's PROSPECTS.
Blanchard Is slowly gaining ground. His
friends say that he IS a clean man, able and
honest, who asks nothing OF the corporations
and VINO believes that he will be the hnal choice
Of q majority OF the legislators. AS dark
horse he may yet accomplish much
BOnebTake OF Los Angeles, who has not been
heard OF since the battle opened. has written to
an Assemblylnan to bring up his name at the first
favorable opportunity, aud reminds him that
there Is Tide In affairs OF Legislators thattaken
et its turn, leads to n chair in the blouse OF
MillioDalTes."
MalIon viii do his bidding when the time
comes aud NJ. ii. dc Young Will lose at
least one vote as a consequences. Inc Dem
Ierals are evidently bent upon making
balf OF their prominent men, ridiculous.
They have given all their votes 10 turn 70 Us
iroDJ Goucher and Coleman. They held eau
Gus tonight aud picked out three more upon
whom to confer the empty honor oil compi-