Arizona citizen., 1876-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special Dispatches to THE CITIZEN, by United States Telegraph Line.
PACIFIC COAST MATTERS.

I ull returns lTOu SdCTduleuJO count.
 give Hayes 1898, Page 1426 majority Alameda county, Hayes 1865, Pag' 1, 1915 majority; San Joaquin county 2 Hayes 423, Page 475 majority.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November S:-Th, v feeling is intense. Crowds throng tht ! streets Tn the vicinity Of bulletin . boards and at the receipt of dlspatche. 5 the widest enthusiasm or the deepes
 gloom prevails; police necessary tc , clear passage for street cars.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, November 9.-Pros-
 poets of the next House of Represent 5 atives being Republican improve | every moment
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 9, Mid night.-Notwithstandlng contradictory dispatches from North Carolina, every telegram from the National Republican ICOmmittee at Washington bids us to rest assured that Hayes is elected even
 if by only one vote.
 1 SAN FRANCISCO, 9, Il p. m.-The Chronicle has a special dated at Chi
 cago, midnight, which says the demo-
 cratic State central committee acknowl- ledge the election of Hayes by eleven
 majority. Bets are being offered four
 to one for Hayes, but no takers.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 10.-Si-
 montOn, manager of the New York as sOciated press, just telegraphs from
 New York as follows Kellogg tele- graphs to the National Committee, to- night, declaring Republican gains greater ;han expected, and that Louis jana is sure for Hayes. Gov. StearnsI of Florida, telegraphs that he will need assistance to protect and guard the re- turns, which established Hayes sue, cess iE that State Morrissey's pools are selling. Hayes 100, Tilden 50. T. heard Jack Rogers, a noted New Jer- sey democrat and gambler, say late this afternoon, that Florida was lost and Hayes elected. though he claimed Til den had popular majority. Evidences claim that knowing democrats give up the fight
 SAN DIEGO, November 9.-The Union this morning says of the Presidential election When the Union went to press yesterday morning the dispatches indicated the election of Tilden; as we close our forms this morning the is great that Hayes has car ried the day. We will give the situa- ton as cOncisely as possible. The electoral votes of the following States are certainly for Hayes :-CalifornIa, Colorado, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine Massachusetts, Michigan, Min nesota, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio, Oregon, Penn sylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Vermont. It is almost certain hat he has also carried Louisiana and i Florida. This showing gives Hayes , ust 1S5 electoral votes, majority of )ne. But besides this there are in , ioubt, with Republican probabilities, North Curol:pa a,,d C,,,no,.;o,,. r;-o,. he latter States, Hayes has POI votes 'r B majority, A dispatch was re- ,eived early Wednesday afternoon that |, he republican committee of New York still claimed that State by 29OO md soon afterward a telegram from Indiana to Senator Morton showed ' hat Republicans had not yet given up hat State, but as no allusiOn is made - o either of these States in subsequent dispatches it is presumed that later ., eturns have placed them on the dem cratic side beyond doubt. The strong at this hour is that Hayes II .as carried twenty-one States and Is " lected by majority of just one cleo T T,1 oral vote. Hayes majority in Califor- ia had reached 5000 at date of our lst telegrams, little before midnight. { is believed that Luttrell has been ;, eaten for Congress Tn the third dis 0 rict giving a full Republican delega- ion to the next Congress. Pacheco's te majority over Wigginton in thls dis tr net will not be far from 2OOO. Ia SAN DIEGO, November 9.-The total o. ote of this county as far as heard from Q, lands, Hayes 701, Tilden 551; Pacheco fr epublican 716, Wigginton, democrat, m 20: majority for Hayes 15O, for Pache- ., l96. There are yet eight precincts ,o hear from, the combined vote ofl.,, hich cannot give above B majority. IS certain that San Diego county as given majority for Hayes of more al Ian 100 and for Pacheco of more than Ill 50.
 The San Bernardino papers report lat the gentlemen of the railroad con- o' llttee on subscriptions are meeting ., .ith excellent encouragement, a very d, lrge amount having already been sub kl ,ribed and the work not yet complet. tn l. They are sanguine that a few ,li lort months will see San Bernardino fin connection with all the world by be cam. ve
 ve SAN DIEGO, November 9.-Some SC 'O,OOO railroad ties have been received Los Angeles by the Southern Pacific gr llirnan uFifhiv ..-- fy,H