Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-05
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Erection Returns.

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Erection Rssurns.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4th.-Re.
turns from all counties in tile tele.
graphic connection show the fol-
lowing comparison of the vote in
precincts where counting is COM
plete: Glenn, 0 AIS; Perkins, 10. 669;
White, $3.50. This does not include
any OF the larger cites and towns
of the interior, which will be likely
to increase Perkins's lead, all hough
outlying precincts may affect them.
Pacheco is running much ahead OF
his ticket and is probably elected.
1t is doubtful between MeKeuna
and Berry. Pages election is as
sured and all the Republican State
ticket outside the Judiciary. The
latest report from the city Is that
Kalloch at noon led Flint 80 votes
and Flint's supporters are more
hopeful. The great interest centers
on the Mayor, the result on the
State ticket being deemed a fore
gone conclusion. 1t will be impos
sible for some time get to figure on
the Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. AT 9
p. M. nearIy oue-third of the city
vote was counted, with the follow
ing result: White, 6277; Glenn, 1882;
Perkins, 607S; KalIoch, 6769; Girls
void, 250; Flint, 6247. THIS repre-
sents probably fair avers &c o. the
whole ticket.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4th.-Up
to 6 p. II. full returns from pre-
cincts in the interior, in which the
count is complete, stand as fol-
lows: Perkins, Is GIG; Glenn, IL
72s; White, 10, 1873. These figures
include returns from all the coun-
ties except half Il dozen small out
lying ones, and comprise two-iifths
OF the total vote outside of the
city. The large towns OF Oakland,
Sacramento, Stockton, Los Ange-
les, san Jose and many others are
not Included in the count. Re
ports have been received from most
of them to the following effect:
San Jose, $50 plurality for Perkins;
Oakland, over 1000 plurality for
Perkins; Sacramento, 1900; Los
Angeles, white leading, Perkins
and Glenn about even and not far
behind.
All the returns go to emphasize
the previous report that the Re-
publicans have elected their entire
State ticket by plurality of prob
ably not less than Is, 900.
Page and Pacheco are elected to
Congress and probably McKenna.
The contest is doubtful between
Davis and Barbour.
KalIoch for Mayor retains a
slight lead of Flint, and the probl-
bilities are that the remainder Of
the city ticket is unchanged from
previous advices. 1t Is possible
that the Workingmen may elect
some of the Supervisors and School
Directors, but nothing detinite can
be stated on that poiut. Advices
regarding legislative tickets are
very meagre, but seem to indicate
that the Republicans will have the
majority.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. All $3.50
p. M.-Latest from the city: White,
7,445; Glenn, 1881; Perkins, 1868;
KaIloch, 1856; Grlsw old, 1863;
Flint, 1859.
| Cons ression.s Vote in sha Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 4th.-Twenty-
six precincts of this county give
Pacheco GIG, Ayers, l67, and Leach
$50. Pacheco'5 plurality over
Ayers is 40.
wniss Third ia HIS 0wa Couaty
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4th.-10:2O
M-Santa Cruz county complete
gives Perkins 1898, Glenn, 9OS, and
White 763.
Vallejo, complete-Perkins, 1888;
Glenn, 26l; White, 792.
Sacramento-Twenty six pre-.
cncts, outside of city, Perkins, 724;
Glenn, 4S7; White, $50.
Kern county - Perkins, 500;
Glenn, 600.
Stocklon-Tweuty-six precincts,
including First Ward and part of
Second, give Perkins l,71i; Glenn,
1850; White, 476
Grass Valley-Total vote l,l05;
counted, 3l5; Perkins, 1856; Glenn,
10; White, 40.
Reports from other precincts in
the Interior make the vote stand:
Perkins, 2409i; Glenn, 1871;
White, 1908.
Reports On the fznsyssr,
PORTLAND Sept. 1.-The steam
err Oregon will sail hence next Sat
urday morning.
Weather very bright and cool.
81 l..
this valley is standing in the shock.
The damage from rains is not so
extensive as At first reported. Two
weeks clear weather will enable
farmers to thresh their grain. Rust
has not affected crops RS seriously
as supposed, some sections of the
country being entirely free from
| this drawback. The receipts OF
grain are increasing daily. The re.
ceipts average about 500 tons, prin-
cipally from Eastern Oregon.
tins ~reckfd ship Gem af . O
Gcesn-MaEine News.
PORT TOWNSEND, Sept. 4-Capt.
Tibbetts, one of the purchasers of
the wrecked ship Gem of the
Ocean, who returned from Victoria
on Monday, reports that the Col
lector of Customs showed him the
law on the subject OF wreckage of
American vessels on an English
coast, which prohibits any but
English ottomed vessels from in
terfering, but the Collector was
willing to do his best to protect the