The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-02

| John j.. Sullivan, E. P. SchelI Charles Il.
! Murray W. Fl. Davis, julius Kahn, w. r. G.
Samuels. Total vote, 619.
FoTtieth District-Barnes $780, Knight '3l2.
De!egates-JameS CarOlan, Henry b. Hunt, j..
| W. Hamilton, DIR. Martin Regensburger, l.. e..
MeMuIlin. Edgar d. Peixott0. Total vote. COL.
Forty-first District Barnes 204, Knight 437.
| pelegaies-Irvlne, Graham, William Wilkinson,
Leon Dennery, w. H. Pratt, Edward Attridge
ana & Dr: +. A Lux. Total vote. 69l. =.
dForty-second Distrlct-Barnes 134. knight
489. Drlegaes-J. N. E. Wilson; L. S. Pills
bury. Henry II. Lynch Edward c. Hughes, Rich.
ara ara ~ Eedgelt. Dr.; f T.: Muffe and George F.
Forty.third District-Barnes 36S. knight 243.
Deiegates-Edwin w. JOY, John Muller, II. E..
nan IS. Cromwell, George Light, Philip Dolab,
Forty y-foufth District Barnes 320, Knight
379 Delegates-John Cosgroye. F.. Fl. PelIe-
Otls Evans. David Crowley; total vote, 7Oi. -
Forty-ffth Dlstrlet-Barnes 463, Knight 237
Delegates-L Lethlec. Nj. NJ. COffey, r.. Gra-'
San Louis Obispo = John +. Dana X. f.
SnackiefOrd. Louis TOma ssIni, A. NJ. HaldIe, C.
II. Phillips, p. f. Ready, h. f. Jack, q. w.
San Mateo-John Stafford A. F. Green. j. b.
Freltas, j. d. Byrnes, George w. Lowe, J. f.
Ralstoh
Santa Barbara-E. H. Heacock. p j. Barber,
w. +. Butcher. A. Ii. Dem, w. Il. Norway, f..
j. Lanehlln. Alexander Me Lean. Joseph Muscle.
Santa Clara-ATchie Mcdonald, c. NJ. Short
ridge, John W. Lyndon, +. c. Frank, G. w Coz
zens +. Z. Montgomery. George r. Dunlap. II.
V. MoIehouse, l.. X. S. Parker. James W. Rea,
L. s. Montgomery. " Koch, j. T. Peppin, T.
BOhlman, james Showers, George Byron, PhilO
HerSey. L. +. COttle, Samuel Rea.
Siskiyou-I. f. Colburn, H. w. Walbrdge, J.
J.. Coye, ii. w. Wheeler, M. l.. Fouike, a. b.
CarlOck X. II. Campbell.
Solano-R. d. Robbins, d. &. Barnes. NJ. Fl.
Dennis; !, 7. ); wilson, ). =. Martin, i: Mckay,
+. Brown, j. A. Gardner.
Sonoma-A. Lennon, L. Green, W. D. Hop
klnS. I: G. Putpam, j. Swlsher j. ii. +. Nor
1 ngan Ryf.
X. HI. Delateld. G. J. Farquahar, j. ID. Barnett,
S. Moral ID. ID. Davidson
San JOaquu-H. Bentley, Lafayette Funck,
Arthur l.. Leyinsky, George B. Sperry, A. w.
Simpson, {. J.. OrIman, i. GanellI, T. G. Straw,
ID. J. Saddlenre, +. j. Woodward, L. WhiDple,
A. E. Aubrey, j. f. Ruggles.
Stanislaus-Georgr L. hughes, s. L. Hanse0m,
w. II. Wood, A. $. Emery, 5. Il. ClaYes.
Tehama-N. r Chipman, j; +; Matlock, George
Mulman, John Harrington, l.. T. Dyer.
Tfinity-Hy Martin, ID. Hanson, Z. NJ. Paul
Taare-J J; Cayln,, W. A. Hall, NJ. Psemo.
Philips, j. n. Bowhay, justin Jacobs, w. S.
Veinrura-J. S. Collins. E. o. Gerberding E.
s. Hall, H. X. j. Snow, W. L. Hardisou. Il. p.
Grant.
Yu6a-D E. Knight, N d. Rdeout, L. T.
Crane, {. X. Echart, y. u. Mayo, Samuel Frazer.
Possibilities and Probabilities.
San Joaquin is keeping out of the fight,
and 1t is said will probably divide her del
cSdtiOu, OWluS W tne ldCt llldt sCtOChlOu Was
selected as the place for holding the conyen-
tion. Orange will be for Rea, and probably
Santa Cruz. San Diego is still an unknown
quantity.
1t is rumored on good authority tonight
that an effort will be made Tomorrow TO
pull FELTON, out Of the fight for delegate-at-
large. De Young, who is never oyerbur-
dened with modesty. has made direct
proposal to withdraw If FELTON, would do
the same, but the latter's friends could
not see it in that light. They
claim that they have no compromise
to make with Mike. But there is
no doubt that they are seriously thinking Of
keeping FetoB's name out of the conyen-
ton. Ii Mike should then persist in his
fight they would 20 for his scalp in hurry,
and thus change the fight from one between
and the people