Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-08

TELLING REBUKE TO B0SSISM.
Great Gain of Congressman by the
Democrats.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THR RECORD UY1oNl
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, November 7th.-The election Is
proceeding with the uerlal quietness The day is
pleasant. Wholesale business is mostly suspended.
and the exchanges public offices, Courts, etc, are
closed. The authorities have made no arrangements
for reporting the total votes cast hourly during the
day. as has heretofore been customary. cursory
observation leads to the belief that the vote " i'll be
| rather light. The arrangements for making public
the progress of the count during the evening are
| very poor The Registrar, who has undertaken that
business, expects to give out nothing but the total
| vote some time during the evening Owing to the
length of the tickets, not moe than 900 votes will
be counted before midnight. The journals of the
| city have arranged to gather the returns at that
hour but they will not be available before o'clock
in the morning; consequently the result in the city
must be pure guesswork until tomorrow. A great
deal OF scratching seems to be going on which adds
| to the difficulty of torecasting the result.
| San FRANCISCO, November th.-Total vote of the
city 3s,e47. The Registrar of Election estimates
that maj ority Of the Republican municipal ticket
is elected, but has no figures on which to base his
| he Sto.o
estimate Estees majority outside of the city at 600
to 1000. The Democratic State Central Committee
claim the State, think the Republican estimate ex.
asgerated, and claim that the Democratic msiority
in the city will more than make up the losses in the
| interior.
OAKLAND, No-ember 7th.-Many persons offered
to vote on certificates of registration but all such
| votes refused.
OAKLAND, November 7h.-Very little is actually
known far but the indications are that Estee will
run little behind his ticket in this city, while out
side precincts show that probably the entire Repub
lcan State and county ticket is ahead
| san RAFAEL, November 7th.-At this hour It is
impossible to even surmi,e what the result VIII be.
the indications are that Stoneman will carry this
county. For Railroad Commissioner Humphreys
has the lead at present, Many Republicans and
Democrats voted for Doyle for that Office Owing
to the amount of scratching it will be late before
We can get anything near the probable result
San RAFAEL, November 7,h.-San Anselrsar11 5ss
stOneman 20 majority Los IS ma iority for
Stoneman 0itee..,1a gives Estee 3 majority Stone.
inan is away in the lead IN San Rafael The Demo-
Gratis have undoubtedly carried the State ticket also
members of Congress
| SAN RAFAEL, November 7th.-San Rafael Precinct
| No. is all counted. SLOVENIAN has IL majority.
| Humphreys 13, Sumner and Gascock 30 majority.
| The rest of the Democrats are ahead English. for
joint Senator, has undoubtedly carried this county.
The returns from San Quentin, all the votes
counted, give Estee So majority
MARYsvTLLE, November 7th-Sutter and Yubs
counties are both expected to give small Republican
majorities on the general State ticket The Pro.
hibition vote will probably not exceed so in each
county. Marysville will probably give Republican
majority OF 100, which Will be down by the
country precincts. great deal OF scratching is be.
ing done on the local ticket in this county,
hARYsyILLE, November 7th.-There has been SO
much scratching to-day that no returns can be had
from any precinct till late hour. The indications
are that Stoneman will have small majority over
City. It seems not unlikely that Suffer county
will give stoneman small majority, and perhaps
Yuba county will do the same in Marysviile Hart
and benson are running ahead of the Republican
ticket
SAN JOSE, November 7th.-Total vote polled,
2,29l-45 more than polled in 1880 at the Presi
Dental election. The Prohibition and Greenbaek
vote was very light to be scarcely considered
factors in the election. Fstee has probably carried
the city by 100 majority. The vote will not be
counted before tomorrow night. The county ticket
is badly scratched but the general opinion seems to
be that the Republicans will carry most Of it. Muir.
ply is certainly elected to the Senate The fight
was very close between Branham Dem and Camp.
bell tRep), for Sheriff. The Almaden vote of 2s7
goes for the Democratic State ticket and Republican
county ticket, excepting Campbell for District At.
torney, Combe for Surveyor and Murphy for Sen.
ator.
SAN JOSE, November 7th.-The counting proceeds
slowly. Estes is slightly ahead. His probable
majority in the city is $50. Almaden gives Stone,
man majority of from $50 to f9o, and the rest Of
the Republican State ticket the same majority.
Milpitas, 10 70 "a Democratic majority Santa
Clara polled 733 votes an increase Of 6S over 1885,
Inc hepuuhCdiic Ciaiui IOWu Dy majority.
san JOSE, November 7th-oak Grove gives an
average Republican majoricy of s; wright's an
average Democratic majority OF IL Stoneman is
gaining in this city; 400 votes have been counted
Stoneman being IS ahead. Estee's loss of Alma.
den will probably give the county to Stoneman by
small majority. The Republican county ticket is
elected with some few exceptions.
MISSION SAN JOSE ALAMEDA county,, November
7th.-Total vote cast, 124. Es.ee So, SLOVENIAN 20,
Edgerton IS, Morrow 81, Glascock IS, Sumner S.
Page 81, Budd 65, Gibson So, Foo.e 5s, Moorehouse
90, Crutcher 63.
SONORA, November 7th.-Springfeld Precinct
Tuolumne county, gives Estee Is, Stoneman 10
Edgerton 13, Morrow Is, Glascock, 49, Sumne, q,
Page l6, Budd is, Gibson Is, Foote 10, Morehouse
Is, Crutcher 10; Brown tRep.), for Senator, Is
Reynolds Dem), l6; Nicol (Dem.), for the Assem-.
bly,, % Carter (Rep), IL.
SONORA, November 7th.-Brown's Flat Tuoluplne
county, gives Estee 10, stoneman "a, E5gerton 10,
Morrow 10, Glascock "a, Sumner p, Page IL, Budd
%, Foot %, Morehouse 10, Crutcher "a, Brown
(Rep.) for Senator II, Reynolds Dem) q, Carter
(Rep.) for Assemblyman 9, Nicol (Dem.) 25.
SONORA, November 7th-Groveland, Tuolumne
county, gives Estee AZ, Stoneman SO, Mcdonald s,
McQuiddy ], Edgerton so, Morrow so, Glsscock so,
Sumner so, Page sc. Budd Al, Gibson 40, Foote 81,
Morehouse so. Cru.ober TO- Brown (Rep) for Senator
81, Reynolds (Dem.) so. Carter (Rep) for Assembly
81, Nicoi (Deni) 81
vallejo, November 7th.-The election II this city
passed of pleasantly, no disturbance of my kind
occurring. large vote was poled- aboutl 500 in
the three wards. The entire Republican, county
ticket is undoubtedly elected by handsome maio-
ity. 1t is impossible to tell at this writing THAT the
vote is for Congressman in this district
DELAso tKern county,. November I'll. Total
vote in Delano precinct, so Steneman s5 Estee 4,
Mcdonald and McQuiGdy, none.
Pofsr ARENA, November 7th.-Estee 40, Stone.
man, 81, Mcdonald, IL.
NORTH SAN JUAN, November 7th.-one hundred
and forty-nine votes polled here Estee viT have
about go majority.
NORTH San JUAN, November 7th.-Swee,lsnd Pre-:
| cinct Nevada county, gives Estee majority OF Z.
The rest Of the Republican ticket the same Sixty.
four votes were poiled.
Blue CANTON placer county,, November 7th.-
Estee ls, Stoueman 8.
Cisco placer county,. November It'll : Estee,
stoneman and all the Congressman four votes each.
DAVENPORT PRECINCT (santa Cruz county,, No.
vember 7th.-Total vote cast, 80; Estee ID, Stone.
man %. Edeerton 10, Morrow 10, Glascock %. Sum
ner q, Woods TO- Tully ., Gibson la, Foote1s.
RIVERSIDE (San Bernardino county,, November
7th.-Total vote cast, 354 for Governor See will
probably nave RIO majority.
SHASTA, November 7th-Is is impossible to tell
how the county viii go, things are badly mixed,
and considerable scratching has been done on all
sides
YREKA, November 7th.-cottonwood, Siskiyou
county, gives IL majority for the Democratic State