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The Days Record of Current Events in
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One hundred thousand lot of dry,
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flooring just received at G. B. Hicks
lumber yard.
Miss Molly Smith, having resigned
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The Cheek Furniture Company are
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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
POMONA RATIFIES.

The Democratic Victory Celebrated in
Grand Style Last Night.
Special 10 the HERALD.]
POMONA, Nov. 1.-THE great Demo-
cratic victory was celebrated in grand
style in Pomona this evening by the larg-
est and most enthusiastic street parade
ever known in this city. During the early
evening hours throngs of people, filed
with enthusiasm, came in from the out
lying country districts on horseback and
in vehicles. By O'Clock the streets
were thronged by fully 5000 people. The
procession started at O'Clock, preceded
by the Ninth regiment band, and fol-
lowed by brigade of over 500 torch
light and transparency bearers and gaily
decorated floats, covered with pampas
plumes and flowers, on which were
seated 80 of Pomona's fair daughters.
The procession moved to the corner oi
Third and Garden streets, where large
open air meeting was held, presided
over by Fl. w. Westerman, esq.,, who,
after few brief remarks introduced the
speaker of the evening, the Hon. ]. w.
Mitchell of Los Angeles. Mr.. Mitchell,
in a convincing way, told the vast audi
ence how the American people vindi-
Gated the cause of truth and justice at
the ballot box last Tuesday. After Mr..
Mitchell had addressed the meeting, the
procession again formed and marched
through the principal thoroughfares of
the city amid the blare of trumpets
and the explosion of anvils.
Great credit is due County Central
Committeeman George A. Carter aud
enthusiastic Democrats for the success
full way in which the ca npaign has been
conducted in Pomona.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
''-- CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.
The Democrats Possibly Have Four o.
of Seven,


The Democrats Possibly Have Four Out
Of Seven.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-Following
ia the result of the latest tabulation OF
the congressional returns in this state.
1t is the last computation which will be
next week:
In 319 out of 432 precincts in the First
district Geary, Dem has 15,243 votes ;
Davis. Req d, 1889; Swaford, Pop, $50.
Geary's plurality, 1914.
In 423 out of 451 precincts in the Sec
ond district Caminetti, Dem, has 2O,-
213; Davis, Rep, 16.450. Caminetti's
plurality, 1858.
In 2l7 out of 23s precincts in the Third
district English, Dem has 1883; Hill
horn, Rep, 1892; Lyons, Pop,
3049. Hiborn's plurality, SO. The
precincts to be heard from in
this district are in the following coun-
ties: One in Colusa, two in Contra
Costa, three in Glenn, fifteen in Lake.
The plurality of Mcguire, Dem, over
Alexander, Rep, in the Fourth district
is estimated at 1000 to 1900.
| In 83 out of 85 precincts outside Of
San Francisco, in the Fifth district, Ry-
land, Dem, has 1864; Loud, Rep, ALB (;
Morrison, Pop, 1898. Loud's plurality
in San Francisco is estimated at $50 to
| $50.
In 262 out of 275 precincts in the Sixth
district give Cannon, Dem. and Pop,
20,053; Lindley, Rep, 1882; Cannon's
plurality, 6l8l.
In 39S out of 443 precincts in the
Seventh district give Welborn, Dem =,
1854: Bowers. Rep, ii ,S4t Hamilton,
Pop 1914; Bowers plurality, 1927. The
precincts which have not reported in
this district are in Fresno county, 10
in Kern, in Merced, 8 in San Bernar-
dino, 8 In San Diego and 2 in Tulare.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
HARRIsONss LAST CHANCE.
Civil Service Rules to Be Extended
the Government Printing Office.

Civil Service Rules to Be Extended to
the Governments Printing Office.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. lit is
understood that the policy to be pur-
sued by the administration in regard to
filling the existing vacancies in the civil
service was the principal subject consid-
cred at today's cabinet meeting. 1t was
recalled today that just before going out
of Office in 1889 Cleveland made ex-
tensions of the classified service,
which put further limitations upon the
patronage turned over to Harrison. For
some mouths Harrison has been consid-
ering the question of also placing the
bureau Of engraving and printing and
the government printing Office within
the classified service. 1t is said he has
decided to do this, and when the Demo.
Gratis come into power they will find the
civil service rules extended to these
other branches of the service.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
THE CALIFORNIA Count.
Election Returns Coming in
Slowly.
The General Result Still in
Doubt.
1t Is Possible that Cleveland Has
Carried the State.
The Legislature Is Democratic by at
Least Two Majority-NO Material
Change In the Congress-
ionaI Returns.

BY the Associated Press
SAN Francisco, Nov. n.-Following is
the result of the final tabulation OF the
semi. official returns from California on
the presidential election. No further
computations will be made until the
official count commences next week.
Returns from all but 80 precincts in
San Francisco and all but 244 precincts
outside of San Francisco give Harrison
109.7l5; Cleveland, 105 529, Weaver,
22,816; Harrson's plurality, 4l86
1t is impossible to give the exact COM
parative vote in those precincts which
have not been heard from, as changes
have been made in many of them. but
the closest estimate that can be made
shows that the missing precincts in the
state. outside of San Francisco, gave
Cleveland plurality of $50 in 1888.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
KENTUCKIANS RATIFY.
A Monster Demonstration at Louisville
Henry Watterson Speaks.

A Monster Demonstration at Louisville.
Henry Watterson Speaks.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 1.-THE Demo-
Gratis had monster demonstration here
tonight, the governor and haf the legis-
lature participating. Fully 10000 men
took part in the parade. The city was
brilliantly illuminated. The principal
speech was made by Henry Watterson,
before 25, 900 people, in the court house
square. After facetious comments re-
garding the defeat of the Republicans,
the speaker proceeded to pay his re-
spects to those who accused him of in
activity in the campaign, declaring hat
he was steadily at his post of duty. Re-
garding the situation, he said:
There is no double meaning to the
vote of Tuesday. 1t sounds the death
knell to the Republican system. The
robber baron in his castle hears it, and
admits that it cheers emancipated labor.
He is preparing to meet the inevitable.
The able stateeman and lawyer who
found such an astonishing likeness be-
tween the tariff plank and confederate
constitution, has awakened to knowl.
edge of the TACT that it is not the con-
federate constitu ton, but the coDstitu-
tion of the United States that is referred
to and vindicated by the people at the
polls. We simply mean to reverse the
engines that are driving US to rum. We
mean to do what the Republicans
promised to do in the enactment of
a war tariff reduce it to
peace footing. We mean to
proceed with this work like statesmen,
not like revolutionists and mounte-
banks. The Democratic party repre-
sents at this moment not merely num-
bers, but the brains and conscience of
the people, and, mindful of it's lesponsi-
bilities, will address itself to revision
and reduction of the tariff duties upon
lines so enlightened and conservative as
will conduct us from the high protection
scale to a low revenue by process so
gradual and just as to make the transi-
ton pleasure to every body except the
unpatriotic and rapacious, who grow
rich off special privileges corruptly OBJ
tained."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
DEPEw PLACES THE BLAME.
No One Man Responsible for the Repub-
lican Overthrow.


NEW York, Nov. 11.-Chaupcy NJ.
Depew being asked what he thought of
the statement made last night by ex-
Senator Pla,t, attributing the defeat of
the Republicans in New York to him.
said: Brother Platt objected to me
taking the active managing part in the
campaign. 1t was, therefore, agreed
that he should manage the cam
paign, and be was allowed the
tack of running the machine, and 1 was
put to speech making Now, Brother
Platt was a shrewd and competent en-
gineer and ran the machine as well as it
could be run, but as he was managing
and conducting the machine, do not
think he can Law the blame for the col
lision on me. We just ran into land
slide plain and simple. The result
could not be attributed to any one per-
son or persons. New York alone did
not effect the result. 1t wss the whole
country. The people wanted change
of policy more than candidates, and
they will have it. They want to try
free trade because they think they'll
get clothing cheaper. They will have
every oppornity to try it, I hope. 1t
operated against Harrison. There has
been great deal of talk about Carnegie
and Frick. We charged Frick with
having voted the Democratic ticket.
declare he and Carnegie contributed
nothing to the campaign fund"
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
The Result Of the Election In Ohio Still
in Doubt.

Nc heBulC OI CHo hleCCtOn IN OhIo QUILL
in Doubt.
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 11.--At midnight
the Republican state committee had
completed table of plurelities, with all
the counties heard from officially, with
the exception of four, and these were
estimated Some corrections we're re-
csived at late hour from Hamilton
and Cuyshoga counties, which were
among those not recently reported.
These reduce the plurality of Taylor,
Rep, for secretary of state, to 767;
and the table shows the Harrison e!ec-
tors to have been elected by 787 plural
ity. The committee, however, concedes
the probable election of Seward, the
elector who heads the Cleveland list.
owing to bungling on the part cf voters.
The Democratic committee claims the
election of Electors Seward, Curtain,
and possibly other electors, and thinks
the official count will be required to de-
termine the result on the state ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
THE HAwKEYE STATE.

The Result in iowa Quite Satisfactory to
the Kepub leans.
DEs MONIES, Nov. 11.-Returps from
70 counties and estimates from the 9TH
ers give Harrison a plurality OF % S72
The complete returns cannot change
the result materially. The figures
from the congressional districts show
that the Republicans are elected in the
first, third, fourth, fifth. sixth, seventh,
eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
THE LONE STA. STATE.

Hogg Elected Governor by $4,000 to
$4,000 Plurality.
GALVESTON, Nov. ll.-A fuller esti-
mate of the returns from the state con-
firm the election Of Hogg by $4,000 to
$4,000 plurality. The next legislature,
both house and senate, will be over.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
X KANS AS.
Two Congressmen L. All that Ia Left TO
the Republicans.

the Republicans.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE Kansas
Republicans are now locking around 70
see if anything was eaved from Tues-
days wreck. One candidate after an
other thought to have survived the gen.
eral wreck turns up missing, until
now the only consolation is the
election of two Republican congressman.
This evening unofficial returns indicate
the defeat of Congressman Funston, and
the Populists say if the official returns
elect him they will contest it on the
ground of frauds. A Populist majority
in the legislature, OF course, means the
retirement of Senator Perkins, and the
chances OF the election of John Martin
of Topeka, an old-time Democrat,
who started the fusion movement. are
good.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
SAN FRANCISCO RETURNS.

Ellert, Non -Partisan, Leading in the
Mayoralty Race.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. lin the count
of all but about 5000 of the ballots in
San Francisco, Ellert, non partisan, has
1890; O'Donnell, Ind, 14,l06; Bald
win, Dem, 1880; Easton, Rep. 1868
For sheriff. McDade, DEM, has 16. 700
Scott, non partisan, 15,493; Blattner,
Rep, Ii, ,457.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
ENGLISH INTEREST.
Stories That VIII FIJI Republican Hearts
With GIee.

Stories That VIII FIJI Republican Hearts
With Glee.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Daily Tele-
graph this morning publishes number
Of interviews on the American election
with representatives of the trades unions
OF Great Britain. While the interviews
show that great interest is felt here in
the matter, aud pleasure at the result in
some quarters, the hope is expressed
that although the Mckinley law cannot
be repealed, some temporary modi6ca-
cation may be made in favor of English
goods.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
Consolation for Republicans.

LONDON, Nov. ia number of
Welsh tinplate manufacturers whoee
works were closed are giving notice of
resumption o. work. The news of the
Democratic victory was received with
great satisfaction in the iron and TIM
plate manufacturing districts Of Great
Rritain
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12

whelmingly Democratic. The Populists
will have less than half dozen SEN
ators out OF 81, and less than 20 out OF a
total of 1913 in the house. There will be
two Or three Republicans in the lower
house, but none in the upper. While
complete returns are not in, there is no
longer any reasonable doubt that all the
Texas Democratic congressional candi-
dates are elected.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, n M, Nov. 1.-THE
election Of Joseph, Dem, to congress is
conceded by 200 majority ior him in
Dona Ana county, which was supposed
to have gone for Catron. His majority
in the territory will not be less than 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12

ddate for mayor, who charges Falk
with falsiiying a public document in
the shape of election ,eturns. from one
of the city precincts. The charge against
the registrar is that of allowing the
Justification of the record. They were
held in $4,000 bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
THE vICrORs.
Cleveland and Stevenson Are Very Busy
Men.

Men.
New YORK, Nov. 1l.-President-e elect
Cleveland spent another busy day today
receiving callers and looking over his
enormous mail. He has accepted an in
vitation to the annual dinner of the
chamber of commerce next Tuesday.
BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-Vice-
president-elect Stevenson has found it
necessary to decline numerous invita-
tions to attend ra,itications in different
parts of the state. owing to the tre-
mendous amount of work on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
San Diego County.

SAN DIEGO. Nov I1.-San Diego coun-
ty returns. so far as can be ascertained,
give Harrison 30l5; Cleveland, 1905 !;
Weaver. 1874; Bowers, 1854; Wellborn,
23l5; Hamilton, 1109. About 10 pre-.
cincts remain to be heard from.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
Lake COuutv.

LAKEPoRT, CAL, Nov. 11.-Complete
returns from this county cannot be OBJ
tanned until the final count Monday.
The county is Democratic by 150 or 100,
with English standing about the same.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
Registr are Arrested. a

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ll.-Registrar
Brown and Deputy Registrar Falk we're
arrested this morning on complaint OF
DR.. @. O. O'Donnell, independent can
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12

Your fall suit should be made by Getz.
Fine tailoring, best filter, large stock.
liz West Third street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-12
Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 1l.-Almost complete
returns from 72 out of 80 counties give
Nelson, Rep, for governor, 12,l6S plu-
rality. The latest reports make the
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