New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

FOR SARGENT, PAGE, AND GORHAM-TBE DEMO-
CRATIC MAJORITY ABOUT fifty IN TIE LEGIs-
LATURE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrsg.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Forney's Sunday
Chronicle publishes the following special dispatch to-day:
SAN Francisco, sept. 3.
Tho last election IN this State was one oil Tie hsrdes.
Fought political battles we have had for many year, and
while has resulted In continuing the state ~ the hands
victory solely IN las interest, but wholly defeat OF
what Is known as the Sargent Page, and Gorham Ring
With the Republican organization other hands, thc
state could have easily been redeemed, and Republican
United states senator elected to succeed Mr.. sargeDt
but the load Of tho ring too much, and the only way
10 ct lid Oi them 10 strike through the party. All
doubts about the election o Democratic Mayor Of this
city are removed well also that State
and Assemblymen have been elected BY tie Democrats
lot Of about forty which, Of course, sends senator Sur
gent into retirement, II not political obuyon Several
arrests have been made OF parties charged with lastly
ng the returns In this city in one or two OK the precincts
The dispatch further says that later returns from the
Interior OF the may give The Democrats two three
more seats.
DETAILS OF THE RESULT N CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9.-Thc count in this
city has been completed, with the exception Of about
hundred votes. whch will not change the result
The Democrats elect A. j. Bryant prescnt incumbenO az
Mayor, Stuart NJ. Taylor Recorder, william Doolan
Public Administrator, A. L. Mann Superintendent Of
Schools, and Gus. Refs and Gordon f. soss Fire Com
missionegs. The Taxpayers elect william Mitchell
TaxCOlecor, Charles Hubert Treasurer, Thomas II.
Reynolds present iucumbcnO az County Clerk, Dan
Murphy (present incumbenO DlstrictAttorney Wei
lingOn c. Burnett Oprescnt ncumbcnO Attorney and
Counsellor, John Kirkpatrick Chief o. Police and L.
NJ Manner as superintendent OF Streets Georg, f. May
nard and W. p. Humphreys Surveyor, who
were both tickets, were reelected. Matthew
Nunan Dem) is elected Sheriff and Or. David b. Todd
CDem) Coroner. or the Supervisors the Democrats
elect John Foley, First Ward Martin MInces, second
Ward Edward Danforth Fourth Ward j. II. Smith,
Fifth ward; James 0. R)Intrce, sixth Ward John ".
Faren, Seventh Ward. and r. .. Alhcson Eighth Ward
The Taxpayers elect 4. W. Scott. Ninth Ward Robert
Wright. rcuth Warl; Fred A. Gibbs prcsent lncum-
bcnO Eleventh Ward, and Henry Brlckmcdcl, Twelfth
ward. Horace L. Hin was elected In tiie Jnild Ward on
both tickets
In "a. IXih Senatorial District John G Murphy (Dem)
elected. The Democrats elect james V tCEey AMI A.
}. Griffith. and The Republicans probably u G. COnlOy.
Peter Dean O}epJ senator, j. elected IN the Ath
Blake. ard r. W. Murphy R.pG ant George Birdtow
fDam.) The Democrats elect john +. b0NefDu ~ mo
Kiln District and tine following A~iembiy men; Janus
l.. OnuOly, John A. Hicks, Jane, Hdwo-th, ani ". /.
Anderson VIM. R-1lelel, J. j. Tohin, Chas Gldca and
Wm. As,mus>en lD,0,.l, ar elected TO the Assembly
for tue Niith Senatorial District. IN The Allttl
s,LatOIlal District john !. swift Cud. E.ph :. y.
Barkus and W. h Forsyth Qtrp), and j. H. Dnrlcne
(Dcm) are elected to tlc Assembly.
some dOuhts still exist as 90 one or Two members OF
the legislature 10 thr interior counties, the voting haV-
in been close, ANA full lcturas not received
Two clerks OF election were arrested frCaY night Tor
fasymg returns 20 favor Of Aunan, Democratic candi-
date Tor Sheriff Other arrests viii probably Da made.
in Others is believed more Of the same Kind oi work
has been done.