New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-13
AT THE GOLDEN GATE.
ELECTION BETTING-SAN FRANCISCO NAY
ORALTY-STAMBOUlIS PERFORMANCE.
InY rrLlGnArH TO TIE TRrBuNE.)


San Francisco EsV. l@ The Republican over
throw in the East probably created more surprise
here than anywhere else in The country, because
the great majority Of people in California, even
among tire Democrats, expected to see the contest
between the Two big parties extremely close
That the Rcputllcals we're confident OF Victory
wss shown by the way tie money sent from Now
York was snapped up hcrc iy betting men. WIN
the inside information which these Ncw-i orKer'
Possessed Of The calculations Of Iarmany, II was
q sure thing TO bac! Cleveland on the state OF
New-Yori< and it Oh this, rather than the
general result, llat INST Of the money was WIZ
gercd. |; will probably require several days 10
get accurate returns from all parts OF the state
At present it looks as though California hau gone
Republican by little orr 1000.
in San Francisco tlc Republicans saved only
two Offices from tie general wreck. Inc new
party, The uon-p,rti>ai-, Jared almost as badly
although they s.cGrcG Ike election OF Mayor.
There seems 30 De 10 question that, despite the
Australian system. qr - fiaud practiscd in
the count of the tickets. DR. . Donnell, the
anti-Chinc,c crank. who ran second and fell only
q few hundred votes behind he successful candi-
date for Mayor. will demand recount: bit there
i. no tct,e chance IL detect fraud than there
was under the old EN- Ecrt. the new Mayor.
will make COOL head of the Gig government a.
he has had experience in municipal Affairs and
seems to lie impressed with the NECESSITY OF usipg
the ttNes for leg innate purposes.
The leaders of the Republican party in CAN
forni, are inclined 10 ascribe the Democratic
victory 10 the sentimental argument that 'oe
for Cleveland was vote in favor Of the poor
MAN AGAINST the rich man This argument has
Greater force here than in almost any o'hef
STATE because though people mako sooh wages
,hoy spa.d their earnings m're freely. and coNS
oucntlv save jess The same sentimental ciS
sacured the large vote for ODOnnrll Tor Mayor
This uountcbani. who initiates closely the Hotlo'S
that gave Kearncy Success, promised 10 0'o'"
thc State of Cninrse. and to give every l'oi
inr l,"n better wages and steady WON AZ
,bouob every one knows him 10 BE- irrespons pie
he rolled up huge vote. IN the same way 'h''
Den,ocratic assaults on the tarh tourd many
sv,npa.E,1ers in tie cities cf California WHOSE
votes ueutraiizcd those of th" real producers
throughout the STATE
rloction ri.lt eaw the largest crowds in San
Franrisco streets that have appeared IN years
Tho main reason was that tho night was a. MI" az
in lime. with no FOG and no cold wind lhou-
san1s WHO did not care to he iostled N the crowns
around Tic bulletin boards read the announce
mott Of the returns from IN" electric signals OIL
"The Chronicle" tower. In" OILY de'ec' u "''
motlol Of Stealing was tiiat the code had ocen
arran-ci Tor a RcpHbl cao triumph
The performance Of The California stallion
S,o,nlouI in tr, ting mile III 2:ON nat la'
WEDNESDAY,. woul., have created 1ar greater
s.ns,t on lal il not been for the election eNc''c
,,cnt Staubou, is one of the best specimens OF
C.1i o,3.a breeding. and horscDen regard him as
~ c,c lem rAamn.c Of VIVA Intelligent han1lin:
can o., 60 in a climae where horse may ne
Sy"rciscd every day il IL" YER IN the ope4, ar
Sten,Lrul ,yss ,,l& ny hls breeder, H. j. Rose
1our wear, AGO for S5o.oo". The stallion cost
Roe nothi. . oNccp M keep, for the dam. lieet
M ~. ....,.. 30 liz. for veal ON tl'r poNa"@"
million % ". la.