Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-04

field 2l02, Hancock 1888. making q
majority for Garfield of 264. The
other eight precincts will probably
run about even. The Republicans
elect their, Assemblyman and Su.
pervisors by a fair majority.
Returns thus far give a majority
Of $40 for Garfield In Sierra county
which, 1t Is estimated, will be
rolled up to over 430.
San Andreas, Cal. - Calavcras
county gives Garfield II majority.
Portland, Oregon-This State is
very very close and will perhaps
require the official vote to decide.
The Republicans are still confident
of a small majority. Returns are
incomplete and nearly all the
counties are estimated. There are
only two counties from which de-
finite statements have been re-
ceived. Lane and Multonomah
show slight Democratic gains.
The latest count in San Francis.
co. Garfield 1885, Hancock 10 1858,
Weaver COL. For Congress, Davis,
Rep, 1928, Rosecrans, Dem. /,
l9,469, Maybelle, Greenback, 623.
This result undoubtedly gives the
State to tho Democrats.
San Dlego-Nineteen precincts,
including the city, over half the
vote of the county, give Garfield
531, Hancock 3l7, Weaver IA; Pa
checo 449, Leach 1913, Godfrey So;
Assembly, Hendrick, Rep, 4s2,
Wiley, Dem 1855. A close esti-
mate gives Garfield a majority on
the total vote Of the county of 1873,
Pacheco 6S, Hendrick 81.
MISUNDERSTANDING county, fif-
teen precincts heard from, give
Hancock l, 11S, Garfield 743, Leach
1,l2l, PaohecO 1871. Two precincts
to hear from on Presidential vote
and three on the vote of Congress.
man.
Sonora, Cal.-Tuolumne returns
all in except one small precinct,
which will give about 10 Democrat
10 majority. Garfield 903, Hancock
978, Page 300, Glasscoek, 9Sl. Bir-
ney, Dem, for the Assembly,
elected.
Observation-Disclosures precincts
give Garfield 317, Hancock 444
Weaver /; Pacheco 800, Leach 439
Godfrey 81; Rugglss 293, Arick 1876
Susanville-No further returns.
Garfield probably has small plu.
rslity. Berry and Kellogg will
probably carry the county.
Visalia-The Delta, by special
M essengsrs, has secured comIlets
returns of Tulare county, giving
the following results: Garfield 919
Hancock 1903, Weaver 143, Pa
checo TAI, Leach 1921, Godfrey sos
Ruggles, Assemblyman, (Rep.,
1922, Arick, (Dem.) 1880.
Santa Barbara-Santa Barbara
county complete gives Garfield 800
Hancock 705, Weaver 29S; Pachecc
$50. Leach $50, Godfrey 405, Was
son 1872, Brooks 749, Jackson 345.
Mariposa county, Mariposa pre-
cinct-GarfleId 81, Hancock ISL;
for Congress, Pscheco 81, Leach
1853.
Sebastopol, Sonoma county-Gar.
field 100, Hancock los, Weaver q
for Congress, Knight 1O4, Berry
100
Denver, Col.-Forty.nine towns
and precincts, covering about hall
Of the State, give Garfield 2,84C
maj ofiiy. The balance of the State
will probably increase thesa fig.
ures.
Chicago-ReturAs have been re.
ceived from half of the State Of
Illinois, but comparison has been
made with only 29l towns and pre-.
cinets outside of Chicago. Thess
show net Republican gain Of
1855. AT the same rate in the rest
Of the State, the plurality for Gar
field will be about $4,000. The
vote on Governor ami Congress-
men is little less. The scratch
ing does not seem to have been
very pronounced in any section.
The Republicans certainly gain
one Congressman.
Trenton, N. 1.-THE returns so
far are incomplete and 1t is impos.
sible to give Hanoock's m sjority in
this State, but it will undoubtedly
reach 5000.
St. Louis-Almost complete re.
turns of the city give Hancock Il
plurality of 433. Crittenden, D.,
Tor Governor, has a plurality OF
4l5, and the remainder Of the State
ticket pluralities ranging from Is
to 74S, except for Secretary OF
State, BrosdweIl, Rep, receiving q
plurality of623. In the city, the First
Congressional district, gives Fetch.
er, Rep about 1900 majority. The
five counties outside of the city be-
longing to this district will proba-
bly, give Clordy, DEM, majorities
which will elect him by perhaps
$500 majority. The Second dis
trict gives Allen, DEM, between
$500 and 5000 majority. The Third
district is close and it will probably
require the official vote to settle il.
SessaDhars, Rep, has about $50 in
the city precincts, but eight pre-
cincts in the county will probably
give Frost enough to elect him by
from 500 to 1000. The Republicans
elect the Sheriff.
Hartford, Ct.-With five towns
to hear from the State gives Gar
field 65, TAG, Hanco,k g., $40, Weav-
er 769. Dow 1888; total vote, 1923, 1877;
Garfield's plurality 1857, majority
over all 1865; for Governor, Bige.
low, (Rep.) has 64.S73, English,
(Dem.) 62,157; scattering. 1914;
Bigelow 1872 majority; Legisla-
turs, estimated, 70 Republican; for
Congress-, Maj. Buck, (Rep) first
district, 1898 plurality; Phelps,
(Dem.) second, 1884 plurality
Watt, (Rep.) third, 1868 plurality
Miles, (Rep.) fourth, 677 plurality.
Boston-The Gabernatorial vo To,
with % towns wanted, is Long,
(Rep 150,618, Thompson, dem.
I04, 1894, Sargent 1901, Almy 672.
Phlladelphia-Gsrfield's MAORI.
ty in 81 out of 81 counties, %, 500;
five of the remaining counties gave
315a majority for Hayes, and the
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