The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-08
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Same G0mHl0EAAE SSP@EH@s
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, THE election in |
the CITY is very Iuiet. A large vote
is Dolled. Owing to the length Of
tbe ticket and the bad arrangements
for Gathering returns, nothing can
he known of the result tonight. |
There is much scratching and prob
ably some will be elected on both
tickets, but the commonly received
opinion is that the democrats will
have a majority of two to three
thousand on the general ticket. Re-
ports from the interior indicate
full vote. 1t is believed that the
prohibition ticket will have about
5000 votes in the state at large, and
this with the detection from the
republicans on account of the Sun
day law, is likely to give the state
to the democrats.
San Francisco. T.-Meagre returns
from the interior indicate demo
cratic gains. The republican ma
iority in Sacramento is reduced
nearly one-half. Santa Clara and
San Mateo, republican by 800 and
200 respectively in 1880, are now
considered gone for Stoneman,
COLORADO.
Denver, Col, THE election is
progressing quietly. The weather
IS warm. The fight in ATapahoe
County is very bitter. There is
scratching on all the tickets. A
heavy vote is being polled.
A very large vote is being polled.
Bets this afternoon are even on
governor.
Senator Chaffee, chairman of the
republican committee, still claims
the state, but with a reduced ma
jority for governor, probably not
more than 1000. He claims the
state legislature and Congressman
for republicans with the usual ma
jority. Up to this hour not single
precinct complete has been heard
from in this city. Seventeen of the
small precincts scattered through
out the state show a total vote of
Az for Grant, democrat, for gov
ernOr; Campbell, republican, 26Q
This vote shows a small democratic
gain over the vote of 1880. T. M
Patterson, chairman of the demo
cratic committee, claims the state
for the democracy on governor, but
would not venture an opinion on the
legislature or Congressman.
Forty-nine precincts throughout
the state, outside of Denver, give
Grant, democrat, for governor, 39I
majority; Wallace, democrat, fol
Congress, nearly 90 majority. A
this rate, the state will be carried
for Grant and Wallace.
Chaffee, chairman Of the stat
central committee, at IL o'clock
says the returns indicate the election
OF the republican state ticket by re
duced maj0rities and the election o
a large majority Of the legislatiy
ticket.
The democratic headquarters es
innate Grants majority for Cover
nor by at least 5000; Wallace, den
ocrat, for Congress by 1900. Th
democratic state ticket is all electet
There are large gains in the leglE
lature: the house is democratic
but whether on joint ballot it is III
able to say.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, THE vote is ligh
and will be very close.
The day is fair. There has been
falling off from the vote of 1873
The republican loss is very niue
greater than the democratic. TT
probability is the democrats hay
elected the state ticket and thrt
clngressmen.
Aegislature-republican senat
~ ~, two majority; the house. pro
d doay fifteen; for Congress, Eato
or5dOGgEat, Mitchell, democ rat, Sci
G Fol,- District, Seymour, democra
WI \ GII III District; in Third DistriC
wall, republican.
IA, New Haven, 7.-Waller. dem
D 49, Is elected governor by 4,Ot
Nv Walters Hers majority is about $50
Joint ballot. y Z '"'li'"n
Eaton. democrat, will have ]. o.
majority in the First CON l grpssi9 In,
district. >2Ais isN'4'-'
Mitchell democrat, in the seoon