Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04
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CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
Republicans Confident of Success
MRS. SPRAGUE AT JAMAICA PLAINS
SPREAD OF THE FEVER.
MASSACHUSETTS, MARKsMEN.
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
HePubiicaM Prospects Good for Car
fyfng San Francisco aud lh e

rying San Francisco aud the
votes have been canvasSed in the CITY III they
can be considered Indicative OF the way mat
teIs staLd IN the few precincts reported the re
celfent, although Kalloch, (greenbackl for
mayor. is running ahead OF his ticket. he ap-
Iears. however, to get his outside vote mostly
from democrats and " Honorable Bilksn
1915 q m.-The reports from the interior are
too meagre and scattering to afford basis for
conclusion as to the result. Generally speak
Ing. In comparing the returns with the vote on
tie constitution, the outlook is favorable to
the success OF the republican ticket. Where
White, the workingmens candidate, and Glenn,
democrat and new constitution candidate, for
governor, ran well together. Perkins, republi-
can, Is generally ahead; and where either
Glenn OF White has decided lead, Perkins is
SECOND and running more evenly than the
have plurality. few returns have. however.
been received from the populous precincts Ia
the second third and fourth congressional dts
cans seem to be doing better @ than the Saiance
OF the ticket. Indications point to a full vote
, in the interior Probably little will be known
OF the result before this evening.
1880 a.m.-Scatter1ng returns from the In
terror foot up In round numbers: Perkins, 300:
Glenn, 100; White. 1000.
Perkins RePublfcan Ahead for
Governor.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4, $40 a. m-Scatter1ng
returns frcm all the counties, excepting few,
which are not in teIegraphic connection, give
Perkins, republican candidate for governor,
1915: Glenn, democrat 3,6Ss, and White, the
worktDgmen's candidate, 1851. These returns
are mostly from small country precincts, and
nclu09e0t very few votes In the large interior
towDE The latest returns from the city give
Perkins, 1872; Glenn, 2s4; White, l,439. It is
generally admitted that Perkins will be elected
by decided plurality.
WOf ing men Elect Their Judges.
The woIkingmen have probably elected Nor
rison Chief justice, he being endorsed by the
democrats. They are also likely to elect Nc
K1nstry, Mckee and Ross associate justices
and Thornton supreme court clerk, who are
also endorsed by democrats and have probably
also received many republican votes. Stone
man, who Is on all the tickets except the repub-
llcan for railroad commissioner. is elected.
The republicans probably elect Conc and
Phelps X. X. commissioners, from the northern
and city districts. With the above exception
the republicans have undoubtedly elected the
whole state ticket and probably four Congress-
men, though the third district is doubtful
KallOch Ahead for Mayor.
The vote for mayor In the city, as far as
counted, stands-KallOch (work1ngmen's can
d1date), 1,611; Flint {rep.), 1,576, Griswold
(dem.), IS. Kalloch's election is generally con-
ceded, though not assured. 1t Is ex-
pected that the workingmens party have
elected the sheriff, district attorney, prob
ably auditor and city and county attorney.
Othel wise 1t is believed the republicans have
made sweep OF the city ticket.