Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-05
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I<rzczaI 70 zzK ErExx1 pAsLx sESrNEL
tAEIFoESIA-
The Election Retarss.
Further EYi1SsCs o. A RSfs5lIAs
TSitk?a.
Perkins fer GegFfssr and kalIe,h for
MAYER.
Ne Hope fer the Honorable Bilks-
THE wORKISGNEN SUCCESSFUL
IN FEW INSTANCES.
IsrrcsaL 70 Nh ErExxA pAiLY sESrSLl
epe fer the Honorable BiIks-
IA Coast If>ms-

StAuislA1s vii probably ETe 80 Demo
crzsse majority. MeTcei i close between
Perkins and White. In Flzeervilse Per
kias Is ahead; Glenn second In Santa
Barbara Perkins i zbez&. White and
Gleza close rosefher. Esd Bluffs i elose
hSTNaSa Pe-Sias ard Glenn In Vallejo
Perkins Is le.Sinc- In 0reTiiie Perkins j.
AhasS- White, nowhere Ia G~orSetoUn
Perkins i zAes1; Nhise- az3 third. In
NarfA Sz2 Jz2a- PERKINS, = ieaalnS- and
Gsenn : bad second. In Butte cuuatv.
scattering retarns- stand of between Per-
kins and G.enn. and White i WAY behind.
In naxssvsIa Fe-Slrs and Glenn are eren.
ard Waite behind. Il Szn Lezadro White
j. aheSd. and Perkins, second In Alameda
ureeinc1 Perkins : far ahead Gisaa and
White even In 81 Johns. Cciusz county.
Gleaz has -; Pe.Ens- 3. White none.
Bloumzel5 i complete: Clean n Per-
kirs. 81 white /. In Surfer Greek Per-
kins i ahead. and Glenn next AreAss :
complete: Perkins I5S: Waite us: and
Clean. Il In Gzlf Perkins has 81 : Glenn
s.. NM-sl Sycamore. C,luSz- gives Per
ksns -. G1ean, -. Nhire2 = BOcS. Nevada.
gives Perkins 20: NAs-e, -; Glenn. is.
TeSzcz2s gives Perkins and White each
s. Ge1a 81 Lathrop gives Perkins - F:
Glenn. 81. White, A. Sulphur Bank Eke
coa1ty-Pe-ksns, Is. White. IS; Clean. ..
Sazzs-. Ke-A coznsy-ReFE1S- -. Gleal-
~ White l. BlyS~ BzEse ooza5y-Psr-
Ssns and Glenn even ; il i estimated that
Perkins, vii A2Se a good ~pla-ziisy. Mon
sarev eeEusv-G-s11, : lAl third. An
b1-n-FerAlrs ahe4ds White sseo1d- Cor
lzsA-Gssln aAszd- Pezkins nexf. White
nYwhsre- IrsA2-Pe-AzEs and Clean about
ersn- White swav behind TrGekaa-Ptr-
ksns and Gem about evsn- hire beAzad-
WooGlazd-Glean aBd Perkins about sTez-
White baAi1d- LosAuglS-Whitexhe zd.
PERKINS third San Be-nzzdlne-nerkins
and Glenn even, White fir behind San
RAfsel-Perkins ahead White Gloss behind.
Gleaa had third NI1e-PerkaS. 1S /:
Waite. Is; Clean. 81
SAX FzAxclsco September L
Scattering re7nrrs from &l L *
cspt 8 seE Rot in tels-r4pAls e1anec@nas
give Pe-siIs 46-5: Glenn S6sS- White,
aSsz- These returns az mostly tFoD
snail osuntr pEeaiucss. AID incI,1e b1f
vszv fer voses IN large intsrisv towns
The latest returns fn1sn TIE eilysAoS Per
klas Is572 Clean 3s7- White l4G- i l.
zeoe-aIiy admitted HAT Peskias vii be
elected by a hz1dssme plr4Ity. IEs
WorknEEsn have Prs54tlyss-csed Aarsl-
son Chief Justice be beins sneo7 81 by
the Democrats TASs zrf 4So likely -
el~c; McKInsfrF. Mckee IhcrREoa and
Ross zko are also sa1a<G BY the Demo
crzS. and have prgo1hly also received
usux r urh1;r.n -o-ss. Ssozemaa. who
i on 81 TIE ticket except the Republican,
fsr Railroad C.Emlssloaer. u elected
Tbs Republican, Kill probably elai CeHe
znd Phelrs ism tie northern and city
district. VIII tbs above exceptions the
Republican, ave und0rbiedly elected the
whole S14e ticket and pfob=bly four Con-
zz@sner. though the Third district Is
dou5rtr The city vote for Azyor Is far As
eoaatd stands k4lloeb, 1911; Flint,
SD. GrsEold, IS. K4lloeAis election IS
generally conceded. though not assured
II Is exu=cted TOO. that the yorkingnsea
nave elected the Sheriff and District At
t0rney, and probably Auditor and City and
County Attorney. Otherwise j. Is believed
Republicans have nade = sweep Of the city
rickst.
LArKz-Abour six thousand votes have
bsen ezny2ssed in The city. II they can be
considered A. Indicative OF the way mat
ters stand in the few precincts reported the
Republican prospects for carrying TIE eiTy
are excellent. Azlloeh Is running ahead d
his ticket. and appears 70 get his outside
Eosc from tie Democrats and H. Rs.
-@AA- - 49, -A4-A AZ
Interior precincts. give Perkins 1927;
Glenn, e.o95; White, 3,75z. These are
completed returns. Incomplete retnrns
received indicate still further Republican
gains Counting Is progressing slowly IN
tie city, and indicate no relative change
frcm last reports.
The latest returns frora the CITY, as far
rs counted, give Perkins 4.591 Glenn.
l.n04; White, 4.674:; Flint, 4,7z0; Kal-
loch. 5.3JT Griswoid, "a. At this rate,
Glenn will have about s.eo0 and Griswold
1000 in the city.
Returns from ali the counties in tele-
graphic connection show the following
complexion Of vote in the precincts where
counting las been completed: Perkins,
0,65s; Glenn, 9.4lS; White, $3.50. This
does not include any Of the larser
cities and towns Of the interior,
which viii be likely TO increase Perkins
lead, although outlying precincts may off
set then. Peeheco is running much ahead
Of his ticke4 and IS probably elected. II is
doubtful between McEenna and Berry.
Pages election is assured. and al of the
Republican State ticket except the Judiciary.
The latest report from tie city Is that
Kalloch. al noon. leads Flint 81 votes, and
Flint's supporters are more hopeful.
Great interest here centers on the Mayor.
the result on the State ticket being deemed
a foregone conclusion. 1t will be impossi-
Bile for some tine TO figure on the Legis-
lsture.
AT 2 P. N. nearly one-third OF the city
vote had been counted, with the following
result: White. 6.277: Glenn. 1882; Perkins.
6.e7s; Kalloch. 6.769; Griswoli. $50;
Flint, 6,247. This probably represents a
fair average Of the whole vote.
Up 10 6 P. NJ. returns from precincts in
the interior, in which the count is COM
plete, stan as fellows: Perkins, is GIG;
Glenn, 1928; White. 1918. These fig
art include returns from all counties ex-
cept half a dozen small outlying ones, and
comprise two-tfths of the total vote out
side Of the city. The large towns II Oak
land, Sacramento. Stockton, Los Angeles,
and many Others, are not included, the
count there being still incomplete. Re
ports lave been received, however, from
most OF them, to the following effect: San
Jose, $50 plurality for Perkins: Oakland.
over 1000 plurality; Sacramento. 1,5c0;
Los Angeles. White leading, With Perkins
and Glenn about even and not far behind.
All returns 80 to emphasize previous re-
ports that the Republicans have elected the
entire State ticket by a plurality Of not less
than Is. 900. Page and Pacheco are elected
10 Congress, and probably Mckenna; con-
test doubtful between Davis and Barbour.
Kalloch retains a slight lead of Eliot.
and the probabilities as to the remainder
Of the city ticket are unchanged from pre-
vious advices. 1t is possible that the
Workipgmen may elect some Of the Super
visors and School Directors. but nothing
definite can be stated ON that point. Ad-
vices regarding Legislative tickets are very
meagre, but seem 70 indicate that the Re-
pnblicans viii have q majority.
Mob Law.
UKIAH. CAL. September 4.
Bige ellison, Elijah Frost and Tom Nc
Cracker were taken from the Constable a.
Willetts'. last night. and hanged by a mob.
These men were under arrest for larceny
Of a saddle and some harness. Rumor has