Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

EUREKA, Humboldt Co.,, Cal, Nov.s.-
 Estee will carry this county by a
 small majority. Naps, in six out of
 twelve precincts, gives a majority for Estee of l65; Edgerton l5l; Morrow 75: De Haven l45. The precincts to hear from wlll reduce the R, publican major lty.
 FRESNO, Nov. S.-Thirteen precincts
 show a majority for Stoneman of 163.
 The Democratic Railroad COmmis-
 sioner and Congressman are running
 ahead of the ticket.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-The collsct- ing of returns shows the Democrats have carried the State ticket by hand some majority, probably five thousand. They have elected the Congressmen, with the exception of the Second District, where Page is probably successful, al- though the contest IS close, and have made clean sweep in San Francisco The figures vary on the Mayorality, and 1t IS not certain who is ahead. Legis- lstlve returns are very meager, but 1t IS probable the Democrats have a working majority in both houses. The Prohlbi- tion Ticket cut no figure.
 SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Nov. s.-Stoneman and the Democratic ticket have q good majority Tn this county.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-Twenty-six thousand votes are counted in this city, confirming last nights report of the probable result-R clean Democratic sweep. From the interior Stoneman's ma jority increases as the returns come in. The Senate will probably stand, twenty eight Democrats and twelve Republi- l cans; Assembly, fifty-seven Democrats | and twenty-thTee Republicans.
 SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10-Three small l county precincts to hear from, and two | ward precincts: all others complete. | The following are the totals on that | basis Estee, 1,245: StOneman, 2,462: | Mcdonald, 254; McQuiddy, 43; Nor l TOW, 2,797; Edgerton, 2,660: Sumner. | 2,26O; Glssscock, l,0S9; Page, 2.5O6; Budd, 2.3OO.
 SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1O.-Complete re- turns from this county gives Stoneman 3253, Estee 3O64, Page 3562, Budd 3014.
 AUBURN, Nov 10. Latest figures from Placer county gives Page ll4 majority.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1l.-Estee lS,63l, StonemRn 24,14l. Clayton l3,3OO, Humphreys 20,6l9, Doyle 2,571. Neumsn 14,9Ss, Rosecrans 22,525. Ed gerton l4,S35, Morrow 15,962, Sumner 22,5S7, Glascock 2l,G90. Mayor Blake lS,lSl, Bartlett 20,57s. The Democrats elected the entire county, legislative and municipal ticket, except four Asssmblymen and two Senators in the tenth district by maiorities ranging from one to ten thousand.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The Press places the next Congressional Delegs- ton as follows: Republicans l6; Dem ocrats 12
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-The Times estimates Patterson's plurality for Gov ernor at 4O5. The Press estimates It from 25,001 to 5000.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. S.-Returns are very incomplete, but indications are that St. John, the Republican Govern )r, IS defeated. The State ticket, aside rom the Governor, Is probably elected.
 CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Reports from all 'ver the Sta.e show the ticket to be argely scratched. The Republican state Committee claims the State by .0OO0 [
 Iowa CTTY, Nov. st is estimated 1. he entire Republican Congressio nal Delegation Is elected, with the excep- 1. ion, perhaps, of Farwell in the Second District.
 DEs MoISE, Nov. 9.-The Republicans | lected Congressmen. The Democrats 5 , and Doubtful ?. r INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s.-The latest re- urns indicate Democratic ma. .ority in t