Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-06
SECOND BrLrETIN. ]

SECOND BULLETIN.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. November A. \ Portland dispatch say, the State is very close and will require the official vote. The Republicans are still con- fideni of small majori y. Returns are very incomplete. Latest count of vote in San Fran riscO: Garfield, 1885; Hancock, 1 l9.S63; Weaver. Gal. Congress Davis, Rep , IS, 2J3; Rosecrans, Dem, 19, 469; NayJcll, Greer nbackcr, 623 This result may give the State to l ihe Democrats.
 Partial returns from Tennessee give l Wright, Dem, the Deb Fundrr. 25147; Hawkins, Rep, 25, IFS; Will -on, Dem, Debt Scaler, 10, ,Ou0. IL i> thought probable that the Republi- cans will control the Legislature and elect a United States Senator.
 Sacramento county complete: Gar field, 37g9; Hancock, 29l9; Page, 31Sl; Giasscock, 2SS7.
 Alameda, as flr as counted: Gsrfel has 1865 majority; Page has l607 ma jorIty.
 Napa county complete: Garfield's majority 1l6; Kniah's 13i.
 Sun BrrnardinO county, as far as head from: Garfield, G39; Hancock, G59. Pacheco, eco; Leach, cos.
 San Luis 0hispo county: Garfield. 737; Huncock, 6t7; PLoleco, 741; Leach, 4s9.
 Santa Clara complete, except two precincts: Garfield, 2972; Hancock, 2753, PachcCo, 2SJ1; Leach, 27j1.
 THIRD BCLLETIN-
 SAN FRANcIsco, November A. lI:3J a. m.-Caiifosnia Is s,Iil in .ioubt on the Electoral ticket.
 San Ftancisco'S total vote: Gar field 1922, Hancock 20,725, Weaver 573; DavIs l9, 5O3, Rosecrans 2lO3l; Maybell G32.
 Later returns from the Fourth Dis- tfict render ihe election of Pacheco, Reluhlican, for Congress, certain. Page md Berry, the former a Rrpub- fear. the latter DemocrHl, are elect d in the Second and Third Districts.
 Tue State Legislature Is slll, ir .oubt, both pn!tie, claiming a major ivy on joint ballot.
 Oregon is still held at 800 Republi- can majority.
 Nevada is Democratic sure.
 THE NEW YORK WORLD CON- CEDES THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO THE REPUBLlCA N BY FROM FIFTEEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND MAJORITY.
 TFoURTH BULLETIN.
 SAN FRANCIsco. November 4.-The Rep, blicans elect their Governor in Tennessee and gam two COngressmen The electoral ticket is for Hancock.
 The Kentucky Con 5ressional dele ration is solid Democratic.
 Michigan is solid Republican.
 The .alest reports lndicate that the Lower House oi Congr, ss will be l53 Republicans, and l25 Democrats. The former will surely have control allowing all dopbf ful districts to thr latter. The United States Senate is probably Democratic.
 FIFTH BULLETIN.
 SAN FRASCIsco, November A. Nnon--No further returns have been received from the State tbis morning. Additional examination and tahulat- mo of returns faIl to indicate the re- -uIt definitely, but lead the Republi- ans to hope tor a small majority m -ba Sfate. Chairman Morrow, Of the Republican Slate Central Committee, claims the State by 2O0O majority, hnt his is unuue-liunaOiy an over e>ti- male, The Democrats still claim the State. A dispatch jus; received gives ,nlano county complete: Garneld l95s Hancock l952; Knight 1870, 3erry 1850.
 TsIXTH BULLETIN.
 PORTLAND, November 3.-The re- turns from Eastern Oregon, where the .,,roest Democratic mujOriles are an- ;rinsted. are slow. Returns from .reat mart of the State and estimates ,1 places not heard from, make the Republicans' majority 800. The Re ouhlicans no not think there Is any possibility of falling below. They are utirely confident of the State. Many ,oln,s are so distant that entirely ac- .urate returns cannot be had for tw" hree days yet No well-iniorme | ,ersou doubts that there is Repub- ican majority Tn tue Stale. Some Democrats profess 10 think there Is possibility of a different result, but hey are unable 10 support thelr claim with figures that will bear examin- ation. Rrant, ,Repis. elected, to Con