The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
LTsssgraDA.d sotns ROeh1sland Argue.
To-Dav's Dispatches.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. About six
hundred voters canvassed in the city, and
if they can be considered as indicative of
the way matters stand in few precints
reported. Republican prospects for car
rying the city are excellent, although
Kalloch is running ahead of his ticket, but
appears to get his outside vote mostly
from Democrats and FL. B's. Reports
from the interior are too meagre and
scattering to afford basis for conclusion
as to result: Generally speaking in COM
pairing return with the vote on the new
constitution, the outlook is favorable to che
success of the Republican ticket. Where
White and Glenn run well together, Per-
kins is generally ahead, and where either
Glenn or White has a decided lead, Per-
kins is second and running more evenly
than the other. 1t seems probable that
he will have plurality. But few returns
| have, however, been received from popu-
| lous precincts. In the second, third and
fourth congressional district Page, Nc
Kenna and Pacheco seem to be doing
better than the balance of the ticket.
| Indications point to iull vote in the inte-
rior. Probably, but little is to be known
1 of the result before tomorrow evening.
Scattering returns from the interior foot
up in round numbers: Perkins, 1900;
Glenn, l,l00; White, 1000.
Additional returns mainly from miner
interior precincts give Perkins, 1927;
Glenn, 6.0O5; White, 1852, These are
competed returns Incomplete returns
Indicate still further Republican gains.
The counting is progressing slowly in the
city and indicates no relative change from
the last report,
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 4.-Scattering
Ireturns from all counties except few not
in telegraphic connection give Perkins.
| 4,675; Glenn, 1858; White, 1851. These
returns are mostly from small country
/, precincts and include but few votes in the
large interior towns. The latest returns
| from the city shows Perkins, 1872; Glenn,
2S7; White, l,439 1t is generally ad.
mitted that Perkins will be elected by 6
handsome plurality. The workingmer
have probably elected Morrison chief jus
tice, he being iudorsed by democrats
They are also likely to elect McKinstry
l Mckee, Thornton and Ross, who are alst
. endorsed by democrats, and have probably
also received many republican votes
StonemaD, who is on all the tickets excep
: the republican for r. r. commissioner
is elected. Republicans probably cleo
Cole and Phelps from northern and city
district. With the above exception tn
Republicans have undoubtedly elected tn
whole state ticket, and probably four con
gressmen, though the third district /
doubtful. In the city the vote for mayo
as far as counted stands: Kalloch, 1,6ll
2 Flint, 1870; Griswold, 65. Kaloch'
5 election is generally conceded, though no
assured. 1t is expected too, that tn
!. workingmen have elected the sheriff and dis
, trict attorney, and probably auditor an
city and county attorney, otherwise it
y believed the republicans have made
sweep Of the city ticket.
: Latest returns from the city are, PEI
kins, 4,59l; Glenn, 1904; White, 4,674
Z. Flint, 4,740; Kalloch, 5,3O7; GriswolC
d 222. At this rate Glenn will have aboU
u 1000 and Griswold about 200 in the cit.