Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
COAST.
The California Election
DECISIVE VICTORY FOR THE
DEMOCRACY!
The New Legislature SO Democrat
ic on Joint Ballot!
FAILURE OF BROKERS
Regular Bonanza Diyidrndsi
SAN FRANCISCO. September

SAN FRANCISCO. September 9.
Later returns from the State At large
will vary the legislative result from
that telegraphed at an earlier hour this
evening, a. follows: For Assembly
Santa Barbara and Ventura elect one
| Democrat instead of one Republican;
Eel Dorado changes to Democratic, as
also do FL Dorado and Alpine jointly;
Amador elects two Democrats instead
of two Republicans; Tuolumne also
changes to Democratic. The following
additions may be also made 20 prevI-
Gus Solano and Yolo elect
a Joint Senator, Democratic. The DEM
ocratic candidate for Joint Senate of
Butte, Plumas and Lassen has $50 ma
jority in Butte, but il is thought that
Plumas and Las>en will give the cleo
ton to the Republicans. For JOINT
Senator from Fresno, Tulare, Kern,
Mono and lnyo, the Democratic candi-
date is ahead, and probably elected;
Siskiyou, Trinity. Modoc and Shasta
have elected a Democratic joint
tor. For Assemblymen-Butte elects
one Democratic aud u Republican
Senator and the Democratic Assembly
ticket. The joint Democratic candidate
for Tulare and Kern Is ahead and prob
ably elected; Shasta and Trinity elect
the Democratic Joint As>emblyman;
San Joaquin elects one Democrat and
two Republicans.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Z.
The following is probably correct as
to the standing of the Legislative vote:
Senator's Los Angeles, Democratic;
San Luis OoIspo, Santa Barbara and
Ventura, Democratic; Fresno, Inyo,
Mono, Kern and Talare, close, but the
Democrat probably elected santa
Clara, Democratic; Alameda, Republic
can; san Joaquin and Amador, Repub-
lean; Calaveras and Tuolumne, Demo-
cratic; Sacramento, Democratic; Solano
and Yolo. Democratic; Sonona. Re
publican; Placer, Republican; Alpine
and FL Dorado, Republican; Nevada,
Republican; Nevada and Sierra, joint,
doubtful; Suffer and Yuba, Republi-
can; Butte, Piumas and Lassen, prob
ably Republican; Modoc, Shasta, Sis
kyou and Trinity Democratic. Assem-
blymen-Alameda, TWO Republicans,
n Democrat; Amador, two Demo
Gratis; Butte, n Democrat, one Re-
publican; Contra Costa, one Democrats;
| odidNtftS, cfio DtIllOCfd AZ ,OluSt
and Tehama. one Democrat; Del
Norte, one Democrat; FL Dorado,
and. Ell Dorado and Alpine
probably elects two Democrats; FIRES
no, II Democrat; Humboldt, one Re
publican; Los Angeles, two Deinocra s;
Lake, N Independent; Mono and
Inyo, one Republican; Monterey, II
Republican,; MaripOsa and MERGED.
one Democrat; Marin, one Republican;
Mendocino, one Democrat; Napa. one
Republican; Nevada, still in doubt for
all three candidates.; Placer, one Re-
publican; Plumas and Lassen, one Re
publican; San Diego, n Republican;
San BernardinO, one Democrat; San
Luis Obi>po, n Democrat; Stsnislaus,
one Democrat; Santa Cruz, one Demo-
crat; San Benieo, II Republican; So
lano, two Democrats Sacramento,
three Republicans; Sonoma, two Dem
ocrats, and one doubtful. with the
chances favoring the Republicans;
Suffer, one Republican; Santa Clara.
three Democrats San Mateo, one
Democrat; San Joaquin, two Re-
publicans and one Democrat; 81
ezra, one Democrat Siskiyoa,
one Democrat; Santa Barbara and
Ventura, one Democrat; Tulare and
Kern, one Democrat; Tuolumne, one
Democrat; Trinity and Shasta, one
Democrat; Yolo, one Democrat; Yuba,
two Democrats. The Legislative
ticket in this city is still undecided,
but the probability * that in the Ninth
District the Democrats elect the SEN
ator and four Assemblymen; in the
Tenth District the Republicans seem
tn have elected the senator and three
Assemblymen, the Democrats getting
the fourth: in the Eleventh District
the Democrats will probably elect the
Senator and four Assemblymen; in
the Thirteenth District Swift. indie
pendent Republican, two Republicans
and one Democrat are elected. City
officers, Ii Democrats elect the Mayor,
Fire Commissioners and Superinte nd
ent of Schools. All others doubtful.
Rogers Il Hickox, and Riot * Fern
back Of the Pacific Board, Suspended
yesterday, caused by the decline in
Justice.
Ntill Later.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. z.
Consolidated Virginia aud California
declare dividends of 81 each.
The latest election returns indicate
that the Democrats have elected ten
Senators and fifiy-seven Assemblymen,
The Republicans elect ten Senators and
twenty three Assemblymen. Includ-
ing the holdovers the Democrats will
have thirty eight majority on joint
ballot.
The. Louisville Courier says: Mrs.
Hayes, of Allen county, has given
birth to four sweet babies at a time.
MIR. Hayes may consider his policy
endorsed.