The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-05

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SAN FRANCISCO, oAL,, September A.
About 600 votes have been canvassed Ii
the city. II they can be considered a!
indicative Of the way matterA stand In the
few precincts reported, the Republican
prospects for carrying the city are excel
lent, although Kalloch Is running ahead
Of his ticket.
Reports from the interior are meagre
and scattering. Generally speaking, In
comparing the returns with the vote on
the new Constitution, the outlook is favor.
able to the success Of the Republican
ticket. But few returns have been re-
eeived from the populous precincts In the
Second, Third and Fourth Congressional
districts. Page, MCKenna and Pacheco
seem to be doing better than the balance
Of the ticket. But little will be known Of
the result before 10 o.morroW evening. Scat
tering returns from the interior foot up in
round numbers: Perkins, 1924; Glenn,
COOS; White, 3,762.
Scattering returns from all counties ex.
cept few not In telegraphic connection
give Perkins 4,675, Glenn 3,BSS, White
1857, These returns are mostly from
small country precincts. The latest re-
turns from the city show Perkins 1872,
Glenn 28S, White 1,439. It.is generally
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handsome plurality. The Workingmen
have probably elected Morrison Chief
Justice, he being endorsed by the Demo-
Gratis. They will also likely elect McKin-
stry, Mckee, Thornton and Ross, who are
also endorsed by the Democrats. Stone.
man, who Is on all the tickets except the
Republican, for Railroad Commissioner,
is elected. With the above exceptions,
the Republicans have undoubtedly elected
the whole State ticket and probably four
Congressman, though the Third Districts
doubtful. In the city the vote for Mayor
stands, Kalloch 1911, Flint 1870, Girls
void 65. Kalloch's election Is generally
conceded. 1t Is expected that the Demo-
Gratis have elected the Sheriff and District
Attorney.
Latest returns from the city: Perkins,
1851; Glenn, 1904; White, 4,674; Flint,
4,740; Kalloch, 5,307; Griswold, 222. At
this rate Glenn will have about 1900 and
Griswold l 900 in the city.
2P M-Nearly one.third OF the city vote
is counted. The following is the result:
White, 6,277; Glenn, ,232; Perkins, 6,07S;
kallOCh, 6,769; Griswold 250; Flint, 6,247.
This represents, probably, a fair average
Of the whole vote.
Up to 0 p. N. the returns from the pre-.
cincts in the interior, in which the count
ls complete, stands as follows: Perkins,
1856; Glenn, 1928; White, l0,l3S.
These figures include the returns from all
the counties except half dozen outlying
ones, and comprises two-fiths Of the total
vote outside OF the city. The large towns
Of Oakland, Sacramento, Los Angeles, San
Jose and many others are not included.
The count there is still being incomplete.
Reports have been received, however,
from most Of them to the following effect:
Dan Jose, 250 plurality for Perkins; Oak
land, over 1000; Sacramento, 1900; Los
Angeles, White leading, Perkins and Glenn
about even, not far behind.
All returns emphasize the previous re-
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the entire State ticket by plurality OF
probably not less than 5000. Page and
Pacheco are elected to Congress, and
probably McKenna. The contest is doubt
ful between Davis and Barbour. Kalloch,
for Mayor, retains the slight lead OF Flint,
and the probabilities as to the. remainder
OF the city ticket are unchanged from the
previous advices. 1t is possible that the
Workingmen may elect someof the Super
yisors and School Directors, but nothing
definite can be stated. Advices regarding
the Legislative ticket are very neagre,
but seem to indicate that the Republicans
will have majority.
The latestreturns from the city gives
White, 7,445; Glenn, 1851; Perkins, 7, 7,46s;
Kalloch, s,2Se; Griswold, 800; Flint,
1850.