The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-10
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION,


SAN FRANclsco, September 7.-Tw,
clerks Ot election were arrested TO nigh
for talSlfying returns In favor Of Minan
Democratic candidate for Sheriff. 0thel
arrests will probably be made. A re
count will be demanded In that precinc
and probably In others, as II il believed
more Of the same kind Of work has beer
done. The counting Of the city vote will
probably be completed BY morning. Il
will not be likely to change the result
heretofore indicated. Returns from Ne.
vada county change two Senators and
three A'semblymen from Republican to
Democratic.
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
SAN Francisco, September s.-The
city count lRcks a few hundred OF connie.
ton, and will not be finished before TO.
morrow morning. The Democrats elect
=. 3. Bryant, the incumbent, Mayor: s.
NJ. Taylor, Recorder; Wm. Doolan, Public
Administer; A. L. Mann, Superintendent
Of Schools, and g. Refs and g. c. Sloss,
Fire Commissioners. The taxpayers elect
VIM. Mitchell, Tax Collector; c. Hubert,
Treasurer; Thomas II. Reynolds, County
Clerk d.. Murphy, District Attorney;
Q. .. Burnett, Attorney and Cou nsellor:
John kirkpatrick, Chief Of Police, and
L. NJ. MauSer, Superintendent Of Streets,
g. F. Maynard and W. P. Humphreys
were reelected Auditor and Surveyor,
being on both tickets. The contest for
the sheriGalty between Mathew Munan,
Democrat, and Robert G. Rogers, Tax.
payer, Is still doubtful, with the chances
tayoring the former. II the majority is
found for Munan, Rogers will demand
a recount on account Of fraud. L. L..
Debar, Il Tax Payer, Is ahead for Coroner
and probably elected. OF Supervisors
the Democrats elect John Foley in the
lst ward, NJ. Mangles in the I'd, Ed. Dorm
in the 4th, ]. H. Smith in the 9th, Jas. o,
ROuntree in the 9th, John W. Farren in
the 9Th, I. sacheson in the Slh. The Tax
Payers elected A. W. Scott in the 9th; F,
A. Glib, independent, in the llth; Henry
BrickWedel in the 18th. Horace L. Hill
is elected in the Sd ward on both tickets,
10th ward, doubtful.
9th Senatorial district-For Senator,
doubtful, between J. G. Murphy, Demo-
crat, and W. W. Marrow, Republican.
ASsemblymen, John Coffey, A. J. Griffith
and Q. H. Cough, Democrats, and prob
ably McCouray, Republican.
10th district Senator, Peter Dean,
Republican; Assembly, ". B. May, S. B.
Blake, R. W. Murphy, Republicans, Geo.
Barslow, Democrat.
llth diStrict-Senator, John S. Barston,
Democrat; Assembly, John Hicks, james
HoWorth, W. F. Anderson, Democrats.
18th district-William Brodrick, ]. ].
Tobin.
18th district-Assembly, ]. F. Swift;
Independent Republicans, 8. W. BackerS,
and ". X. Forsythe, ]. H. Devine, Dem.
San FRANCISCO, September S.-The
count in the city is completed except one
hundred votes, which will not change the
result. Neenan, Democrat, Is elected
Sheriff, and Todd, Democrat, Coroner.
John G. Murphy, Democrat, is elected
Senator in the Third district, and Robert
Haight Supervisor In the Tenth Ward;
otherwise as indicated last night. There
are some doubts still as to one or two
members Of the Legislature in the inte.
rior counties, the voting being close, and
the full returns have not been received.