Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
CALIFORNIA RETURNS.
A SWEEPING DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY.

ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-The returns
from so precincts in this city, up to noon
give Stoneman 1000 majority over Estee.
The Mayor, Sheriff, Superintendent of
Streets and County Clerk are still doubt
full. On all others, including Congress
men, the Democrats have a majority rang
ing from 300 to LOGO. Stoneman will
probably have a majority of 5000 TO 10000
in the city.
Later returns show that the Republicans
will not elect a single municipal officer.
or the IA, 900 votes, Stoneman has a ma
jority of 3,747.
Napa County gives Estee a majority of
IS.
BAKERSFIELD, Nov. s.-Ths average
Democratic majority on the State ticket,
with the exception of Commissioner Foote,
which is over 500, is not far from 800.
L%AKEPoRT, Nov. 8.-This county gives
Stoncman about ESQ majority. Five more
precincts to hear from.
VIsALIA, Nov. 8.-Sixteen precincts
complete, two incomplete, give Stoneman
1,264, Estee 666, Mcdonald 1876, McQuiddy
166.
P~LAcERvILLE, Nov. S.-Ths county has
gone Democratic by 800 majority.
PETALUMA, Nov. 9.-Stoneman 297, Els
tee GAG; rs votes to count.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. $50 far as counted
in This a0unfu Dono hoa I 0Ok RO6l | eS3
Estee 2,298, Stoneman 2,475.
Additional returns, with three small pre-
oincts and two Ward precincts to hear
from: Estee 2,245, Stoneman 2,462, Nc
Donald 254, McQuiddy 43, Morrow 2,797,
Edserton 1890, Sumner 1850, Glasscock
1,0S9, Page 2,506, Budd 1890.
Amador County gives tho Democratic
State ticket about 800 majority.
Pages majority in Alameda County,
which includes Oakland, will probably not
exceed 200.
The estimated majority for Estee in San
ia Barbara is 1875.
The vote as far as counted in Los An.
geles County indicates a majority of 500
for Stoneman. The rest of the State ticket,
except Foote, will carry the county by
about 100.
The Democrats have carried everything
in Yolo County. The general majority
will be about 200.
Butte County has gone Democratic by
probably $50 majority.
Stoneman has carried Santa Cruz Coun-
ty by about 200.
Stanlslaus County will go nearly 2 to 1
for Stoneman.
WOODLAND, Nov. 9.-The Democratic
ticket is elected, except one Supervisor.
Majority from 100 to $50
BoDIE, Nov. 9.-Complete-Estee 419,
Stoneman 442.
MILTON, Nov. D. Milton precinct
Stoneman 33, Estee SO, Sumner 33, Glass
cock SO, Edgerton SO, Morrow 80, Budd
So, Page 81, Carpenter "a, Reed 80.
OAKDALE, Nov. 9.-Oakdale, Knights
1873, Stoneman 233, Mcdonald 20, Gibson
lat, Tully 22S, Sumner 1856, Dana $50,
Glasscock 227, Woods 140, Foote 226, Nor
row 1873, Edgerton 149.
NAPA, Nov. 9.-Full vote of the county
Mcdonald received only IS votes. De-
haven received SO majority; Reed, 16.
Johnson (Dem.) elected to the Assembly.
Spence (Rep.) has 2O5 majority for Sem
ator.
CoLUsA, Nov. 9.-Twenty-two precincts
in Colusa County give Stoneman S7S ma
jority. The precincts not in gave Han
cock 80 majority. These precincts give
Henly S21 majority and Carpenter $50.
SANTA Rosa, Nov. 9.-Stoneman's ma
jority in this township is 1853, and will
aggregate about 800 in the county. The
State and Congressional Democratic ticket
runs up nearly the same.
SANTA BARBARA, Nov. 0.-Estee 721,
stoueman GAS, Edgerton 745, Morrow 745,
nIauopanl 40 Sr1rnnnr COZ Woods TAO
fully 600, Gibson $50, Foote 568. There
are seven small Republican precincts to
hear from.
SALINAS, Nov. 9.-Complete returns
from IS precincts aggregate about 1900
votes. The result is as followsi Stone
man LIS, Estee 958, Woods 1000, Tully
lii, Edgerton l,013, Sumner 1,12l, Nor
row 1,O21, Glassoook i,106, Gibson LOLA,
Foote 900. There are 8 small precincts,
with about $50 votes yet to hear from, but
they will not materially change the result.
HoLLIsTER. Nov. 9.-The total county
vote, with the exception OF San Juan, gives
Esteo 229 and stoneman 507.
STOCKTON. Nov. Gin San Joaquin
County Stoneman's majority up to the
present time is 49S, and Budd over Page.
LII. The Congressman.at-Large and
State ticket is elected by about 40 major
ity. The returns show large Democratic
increase.
DowNIEvrLLn, Nov. o. Downieville
Precinct, official vote, gives Estee 1879,
btoneman 1913, Mcdonald 4.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, Nov. 9.-The figures
30 far foot up as follows: Estee 459.
Stoneman ATS, Edgerton 452, Morrow 450,
Sumner 4S0, Glasscock 400, Gibson Ala,
Foote 42a, Woods 449. Tully 434. There
are not more than 100 votes to count.
NEVADA, Nov. 9.-The returns thus far
received from the outside precincts show
that the Republican majority for the State
ticket in Nevada County will be between
200 and 800.
MERGED, Nov. 9.-stoneman will Garry
| this precinct by 80 or go, and the county
| by from $50 to 800. Stoneman will lead
the balance OF the ticket perhaps 100 votes.
| Returns from six precincts in Mariposa
County give the Democratic State ticket
120 majority.
MARYsv1LLE, Nov. 0.--Yuba County gives
| Stoneman a majority of 249, with two small
| Democratic precincts to hear from.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.--Twenty-six
thousand votes counted in the city con-
| firm last nights reports Of the probable
result. A clean Democratic sweep. From
the interior Stonsman's majority increases
as the returns come in. The Senate will
probably stand 90 Democrats to IL Repnb'
iicans. Assembly. 81 Democrats, 20 Re
publicans. The defeat Of Page ia con-
frmed by further advices.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 9.-Santa Clara
County complete, except two partly count
ed precincts, which will not make over 30
difference in the result stoneman 1912,
Estee 1870
MAaYsv1LLE, Nov. 6~.-stoneman's pln-
ralityt In Yuba County is 975.
stoneman's majority in Shasta County
is 100.
stoneman's majority in Modoc County
is 141; in Lake County 273.
Three precincts heard from in Tuolumnt
County give Estee S2l, Stoneman l.oSo
Page 766, Budd 800.
San Diego County complste, except ter
sn,aII nreo;ncta. piyaa Estea TAT, Stone