The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-11
POLITICAL.
The Election Result in Cal f. rn;a
Still Unknown.
Perkins Probably Elected for Gov
erncr by Plurality.
The Election Of KaIIoch not SO Sure
as First Reported.
Republican Congressional and Leg
isiatvs GAN
A Republican Boom for 1880 Sci
ting in Beyond Question.
Grand Outlook for thu Party.
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
A Republican Gain Indicated Thus
Far-Perkins will Have q Plurality
-kallOch Ahead

Far-Perkins will Have a PiuraItl
-KaIlOch Ahead.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 4-Abou; six hun
dred votes are canvassed in the city. /
they can be considered as indicative of III,
way matters stand in the few precincts re
ported, the Republican prospects for carry
ing the city are excellent, although Kal
loch is running ahead of his ticket, bu
appears to get the outside vote mostly from
the Democrats and II. BIS.
The reports from the interior are toe
meager and scattering to afford a basis fol
conclusion as 10 the result. Generally
speaking, in comparing the returns
with the vote on the new constitution
the outlook is favorable to the success Of
the Republican ticket. Perkins il strong
and running more evenly than the others
1t seems probably that he will have a
plurality. Bat few returns have, however,
been received from the populous precincts.
In the second, third and fourth congress
sional districts, Page, McKenna and
Pacheco seem 10 be doing better than the
balance of the ticket.
The indications point to full vote in
the interior
Probably but little will be known Of the
result before to morrow evening.
SCATTERING RETURNS
from the interior foot up in round num.
Der: Perkins, ], 900; Glenn, 100; White,
1000.
Scattering returns from from all counties
except few not in Geographic connection,
give Perkins 4 G75; Green. 4 6SS; White,
2,531. Thee returns are mainly from
small country precints and include very
few votes in the large interior towns. The
latest returns from the city show: Perkins,
1892; Glenn, 2S7; White. 1,i3S. 1t il
generally admitted that Perkins will be
elected by handsome plurality.
The Workingmen have probably elected
Morrison Chief Justice, he being endorsed
by the Democrats. They are also likely to
elect Mckinsley, Mckee, Thornton and
Ross, who are also endorsed By the Demo-
Gratis; and have probably also received many
Republican votes. Storrmsn, who is on all
the tickets except the Republican for
Railroad Commissioner, ia elected.
The Republicans probably elect Cone
and Phelps from the northern and city dis
tric cts.
With the above exceptions, the Republi-
cans have undoubtedly elected the whole
State ticket and probably four Congress
men, though the third district is doubtful.
In the city The vote for Mayor, as far as
counted, stands: Kalloch, 1,5ll; Flint,
/ $40; Griswold, 65. Kslioch's election is
generally conceded, though not assured.
1t is expected that the Workingmen have
elected the Sheriff and District Attorney,
and probably the Auditor and City and
County Attorney. Otherwise, il is believed
thst the Republicans have made a sweep of
the city ticket.
Additional returns, mainly from minor
interior precincts, give Perkins ,l24;
Glenn COOS; White 752 These are COM
ple.ed returns. Incomplete returns Indi-
cate further Republican gains.
The counting is progressing slowly IN
this city and indicates no relative change.
AT P. NJ. nearly one-third the city vote
was counted. The result is:
White, 6,211; Glenn, | .232; Perkins,
CO.'S.
.Kslloch. 600; Griswold, go; Flint,
6,247.
This represents probably fair average
of the whole vote.
Up to p. NJ, the returns from the pre-.
cincts in the inteii or, IN which the count is
stands as follows:
Perkins, 1876; Glenn, 1928; White,
10l3S.
These figures include the returns from all
the counties except half dozen outlying
ones, and compose two-fiith- of the total
vote outside of the city. The large towns
of Oakland, Sacramento, Stockton, Los An
gelOs, San Jose and many Others not
included in the count, they being s;ill in
complete. Reports have been received from
most of them, which are as follows: San
Jose, $50 plurality for Perkins; oakland,
over 1000 plurality; Sacramento, !, 800;
Los Angeles, about even not far be-
hind.
All the returns emphasize the previous
report that the Republicans have elected
the entire sta,e ticket by q plurality,
probably not less than $1,000.
Page and Pacheco are elected to Congress,
and probably McKenna. The contest is
doubtful between Davis and Barbour.
Kalloch, foc mayor, retains a slight lead
of Flint and the probilities as to the re-
mainder of the city ticket are unchanged
from previous advicss. 1t il possible that
the Workiugmen 81. ct some of the super
visors acd &C iool directors. Nothing def
mite can be stated.
The advices regarding the legislative
ticket are veiy meager, but seem to show
that the Republicans have the majority.
he latest returns in the city sre:
White, 7,4i5; Glenn, 1881; Perkins,
1853.
Kalloch, $3.50; Griswold, 500; Flint,
1859.