The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-22
.DEHAVEN LOST
His Name Was on the
Slate.
BUT BURNS SWITCHED
Done at the Very Last
Minute.
WARD BROKE THE COMBINE.
Los Angeles Greater Than the
Big Bosses.
THE STATE TICKET COMPLETED.
: Now Follows the Detail of EIecting
the Men Put in NoEi-
nation.
Los Angeles Greater Than the
-. Big Bosses.
THE STATE TICKET COMPLETED.

For Governor-m. NJ. EsTEE Of Napn.
For Lieutenant -Governor-S. G. MIL
LARD of Los Angeles.
For Justices OF the Supreme Court
dong tcrm)-W. f. HENsHAW of Ala
media and L. 8. TORRENCE ofsan Diego.
E For Justice OF the Supreme Court
(short term)-W. c. VAN FLEET of San
FrancLsco.
:. For Secretary OF State - Lou n.
BROWN of sOIano.
=. For State ControIIer-E. P. CoLGAN
of sonoma.
For State Treasurer - LEVI RAD
CLIFF Of San Luis obispo.
For Attorney f. FITZ-
. GERALD Of San Francisco.
of TuIare.
: For Clerk ofthe Supreme Court-T. H.
WARD Of Los Angeles.
For Superin tendent Of Public Instruc-
hon-s. t. BLACK of Ventura.
T. For State Printer-A. j. JOHNSTON
Of Sacramento.
Is SACRAMENTO. June 21.-Now that the
ticket is made and the battle over the first
murmur of dtsapprovsl rises and strength
: ems as it grows louder. 1t is all over the
term on the Supreme bench. De Haven
had been the slate candidate up to late
=. hour last evening. but before morning
.daWned the programme was suddenly
= changed and Burns WAS compelled to give
" way to the demands of the San Diego dele
cation. which insisted that Terrence
should have the long term or there would
:. be revolt. So, at the last moment, Burns
!. gave way and permitted De Haven to be
: slaughtered. He expressed sorrow that il
had to be so, declaring that he would
rather give $4,000 than that De Haven's
name should OF grace the ticket.
:: Knight, the chairman OF the convention,
who came originally from De Haven's
: county, undertook to stem the tide that sci
in against the Humboldt jurist, but it wa:
too late. and he suffered defeat, which was
accomplished by the Los Angeles delega.
tfen. The deepest regret is expressed by
all of the party leaders here over the un-
fortunate affair, and the expression Is thai
the ticket has been materially weakened by
San Diego's victory.
The slate ticket as outlined in THE CALI
this morning was broken in other way:
than that OF De Haven. J. ". Anderson.
the Superintendent of Public Instruction
who desired to serve four more years in
the capitol building and was on the slate
last evening, had to give way to San
Block, and Uren for SurveYor-Genera a.
was beaten By Wright of Tulare.
The greatest blow that was struck a.
: the state, however. occurred in the hgh
for Clerk Of the Supreme Court. Las
evening it was understood that the nom
ination would either go to Forrest Curry
Of San Francisco or to Trowbridge H
Ward of Los Angeles, with the chance.
largely in favor of the latter. This state
of affails was not calculated to last, how
ever, for Nike de Young was here anC
succeeded in making some sort Of a com
pact with Dan Burns by which bis friend
Louis Jacobs should be given the Clerk
ship nomination. It was thus arranged
90. and Jacobs was programmed for the place
By the time this Office was reached. how.
ever, the country delegates were becominG
restive, and the slate was broken. jacobs
was vaBquished, and the place went to Ward
Of Los Angeles The Alameda delega
tion had candidate. Rod w. Church, fol
whom they wished to secure the nomina
tion. Jacobs learned of this, waited upor
the Alamedans and told them that If they
would. rally to his support he would prom
Use to make Church his chief deputy il
elected. This satisfied the cravings of thu
Alameda people, and they threw all o
their strength TO Jacobs. but it did no
save him.
DE HAVEN'S DEFEAT.
How the Slate Captured the Su