The morning call., 1894-10-19
LOST ALL HOPE.
Estee's Election Conceded
by Democrats.
REPORTS FROM ELSEWHERE.
The State Regarded as Surely
Republican.
THE NON.PARTISAN STRENGTH.
A Gang of Touehs Break Into a
Republican Club Which Bolted
Burns Rule.

place the figures at upward OF 2O,OUO, Wnlle
more conservative estimates vary from
1900 TO 15.OO0 The Democrats estimate
Mr. Estee's majority at less than 10000 Ii
he can 90 out of this city with slight ma
iori:y it is quite probable that the maxi
mum estimate may be reached.
Fl. L. Osborn, proprietor of the Los
Angeles Express, was II town yesterday
and called At the State Central Commit
tees headquarters. he predicts that the
Republican ticket VIII have the heaviest
mai rity ever returned from the trans
1ehachapi counties. Les Angeles be de-
clares will be the banner Republican
county this year and that it will run away
above Alameda in returning a Republican
vote.
George L. Arnold was also al headquar-
ters. He states tlat the interior viii roll
up Republican majority far in excess ct
what has ever before been returned.
The N0n-PartiSan leaders are equally
confident as TO the municipal result. and
there seems to be no d0u0t buG thai their
candidates will be elected. The only fear
is that they may be counted out, but active
steps will be taken 10 guard against elec
lion frauds.
Frank T. Shea will preside at the Demo-
cratic mass-mee;ing In Metropolitan Hall
Tomorrow night, at which W. ". Foote
and other sneakers will deliver addresses
The local Democratic campaign commit
tee and the purity committee Will meet IN
the Columbian buildingi o-nightsto discuss
financial matters and 10 formulate a plan
of the campaign. All the candidates have
been invited to attend.
Active stems are being taken 10 purge
the registration list OF suffers, many OF
whom the Democrats profess to believe
have been permitted to register.
no hat i
resign the Republican nomination ior
Recorder was denied at Republican head
quarters ye>t5iGay. 1t was stated posi-
lively thai he would remain in the fight
The Republican camoaign committee is
busy at work arranging for district meet
ings.
Tue Servian- Muntenegrin Library and
Benevolent Society. alslts meeting Wednes-
day evening, after the regular order If
business bad been transacted unanimously
passed a resolution lndorSlng the admin
sration of County Clerk NJ. c. Haley.
The society is not political organization.
It's members are about equally divided
between the Republican and the Demo-
cratic parties. but declared that they in
tend to vot. for Mr. Haley regardless of
partisan affiliation.
The Non-Parusan campaign committee
held its regular meeting last night in con-
nection with the work Of the organization
looking to maKiug the mass-m eetiug of
Saturday night great success. The
meeting was well attended and sugges-
tions with reference 10 the meeting were
taken under consideration. The speakers
will be those already announced in The
CALL.
Great enthusiasm, it was stated, was
manifested by the auxiliary clubs. The
Ladies Auxiliary Club VIII be present,
and an invitation is extended TO all ctZeps
who are IN favor of good government to be
present.
The Non-Partisan committee is taking
active measures to ascertain where the
register contains fraudulent voters, and
prosecution will follow any attempt at
illegal voting. Hundreds of citizens have
volunteered their services to assist the
committee and pledgng financial aid in
this work in behalf OF an honest election.
The Democratic campaign committee
has added the names OF DR.. James /. SIAN
ton. candidate Tor Railroad Comm issioner,
and }. Z. Nealon. candidate for tie Boa rd
OF EQUALIZATION, To the list of speakers
who viii address the maSs-neellng at
Metropolitan Hall.
gang of tuughs broke up meeting of
the Thirty-ninth District Repub biican Club,
which bad declared its independency OF
Colonel Burns and IS now ma king fight
against the candidacy IF Z. B. Reed and
has pledged its support to John ID. Siebe.
The ThirtF-nInh District Republican
Cub met at the assembly rooms in the
Mechanics Pavilion, aud adopted the
following rreamble and resolutions:
10 The o6icers and members Of the Thirty
ninth District Rpubticdn Ctub-Your execu-
tive committee submits 10 you the following
preamble and Tesnlutioos:
WHEREAS, The Thirty ninth District Re-
pub lean Club. organized December 81, 1898.
the flrst Republican organization In the field
of the preseu' campaign, and having a mem-
bershp OF 400. has been entirely ignored by
Colonel Dan Burns in the selection of delegates
or al len
In the selection of officers for the primary eec.
tion of aforesaid conventions, promises being
given but never kept; and
Whereas, the declaration OF principles which
heads our constitution is entirely against boss
rule or ne-man power; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the members OF the Thirty.
ninth District Republican Club act as inde.
pendent Republicans as far as the nominees OF
The Republican municipal ticket are concerned
aud that we VIII indofse only ths most worthy
ganiZations, and that do not intend tC
swallow every course of the municipal dinner
prepared by the chief cook, Daniel Burns. BE
IL further
Rescued, That we proclaim our adherence ia
the principles of the Republican party In
State affaifs-the gra nd party which has been
led by men like Abraham Lincoln, q. S. Grant,
James q. Blaine, r. b. Hayes, Benjamin Har.
rison and others, and that we pledge oul
earnest support 10 the Republican Stale ticker
headed by the Hon. NJ. NJ Estee.
DR.. A. s. Adler. Nlcolaus Hesse. Emil Me.
mier, Charles j. Mclaughlin. executive COM
mittee.
The following candidates were indorsed
John d. Siebe. for Assessor; William
Ruddick, for Sheriff; William S. Barnes
for District Attorney; e. f. Curry, fol
County Clerk; III. G. W. Dinkelsp.el, for
Assembly.
At this juncture of the proceedings q
gang Of toughs broke upon the meeting
sent. it is claimed, in the interest E. b
Reed, whereupOu the president declared
the meeting adjourned to acoid serious
trouble.
The executive committee of the Union
square Social and Political Club met at its
ciubroom, 122 Geary street. and cleo, cd
George Boyne president The club re-
solved to remain Non n-Partsan in polite:
and to hold meeting in few days to In
dorse the candidates.
Edward Kerrlgan, Frank German and j
Chilot were elected members OF the execu
tive committee.
The club is opposed to ]. ii. Mahoney
for Senator, and supports George ii. VIII
liams as an inde pendent Republican.
John Balm, Ed Kerrlgan and John guar
res were appointed a committee 10 selec
hall for meetings, as the headQuarter
are too small for the club.
The Young Mems Democratic Leglor
was organized in this city last Monday
evening. representatives from all the dis
tricts in the city signing the roll. Officer!
were elected as follows: William +
Humphrey, PRESIDENT; James G. O'Don
nell. first vice president; Thomas e. Barry
second vice-president; Richard V. Curtis