Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-11-04
CALIFORNIA; ELECTION.
state up to n Late Hour Las
Evening.

ESPECIAL TIC THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-Additional re-
turns are fast pouring in this morning
from all the counties Of the State, but
none of them are complete. The Repub-
licans confidently claim q victory for
Swift for Governor. Their estimates run
from 1900 to as high as 8 5000. The DEM
ocrsts are equally confident that the San
Francisco count will sweep away Swift's
small majorities in the counties. The Re-
publicans also lay claim to five OF the six
Congressional Districts. The fifth they
consider in doubt, and they are also claim.
ing q small majority on a joint ballot OF
the Legislature. No figures have, how
| ever, yet come in, on which to base any
| thing like O correct estimate OF the next
| Legislature. The election Of Pond Dem
for Mayor of this city is generally con-
coded.
1P. M.-Psrtial returns from every dis.
trict in the city but n up to noon show
that little over $4,000 ballots have been
| counted. This is q little less than one.third
5,544; Swift, 1880; O'Donnell, 1882;
i Wlkkku bOuY OOOs II hAb . a. 100
| tanned on the wtole city vote it will give
Bartlett a plurality in San Francisco Of
| 1000. In the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict Morrow leads by about 800, while il
the Fifth District Sullivan is rapidly over
coming Felton's small majority. and Sulli
vans election is felt to be almost certain
for Mayor. Pond holds the lead witt
1900, to 6.134 for Doble. For Sheriff M
Mann (Dem.) has been gaining. His cleo
ton is now believed to be fairly certain.
LATER Two hundred precincts. moi
including San Francisco, give Swift IL.
1853; Bartlett, l 1904; Wiggington, 666.
O'Donnell, SAT; Russell, 922; Cox, %.
$50 P. M.-Two hundred and ten pre-
cincts outside of San Francisco give
Swift 49, 04; Bartlett, 13, $50; Wiggingtoni
7O6; O'Donnell, 500; Russell, 1,104; Cox
80.
4p. M.-Two hundred and thirty-ive
precincts, not including San francisco
give Swift 1886; Bartlett, Ii 1890; Wig
gington, S4S; O'Donnell, 65S; Russell
1887.
1880 P. M.-The count of the vote in San
Francisco is proceeding rapidly, and every
effort ia being made to be able to announces
the vote tomorrow evening, but many
think that this cannot be done. The
count at noon to-day shows the relative
positions OF the candidates TO be not ma
t~erislly changed, except with this import
ant difference, that Bartlett now lead
Swift. 1t is as follows: Swift, 1880
Bartlett, 5,544; O'Donnell, 1880; Wiggin
ton, S65; Russell, 81; Cox, 80. It is gen
orally stated that Bartlett's gains will havt
to increase more heavily than this to affec
Swift's msjorities in the counties. ON
thing Is quite clear-that thev vote will b.
exceedingly close, and will probably not
vary 1000 on either side. Morrow (Rep..
is leading in the Fourth. and Sullivan
DEM is still ahead in the Fifth.
LATEl-The election count in both tn
city and county is progressing very slowly
At noon so, 903 votes in the interior had
been counted, giving Swift is, 1913; Bart
lett, IA ,194; Russell 1884; Wigginton, l 1904
O'Donnell, 1880. Swift's plurality or
this count in the State outside of Sal
Francisco is 979. which, if maintained
would give him a plurality in the Stat
outside of San Francisco of 5000. A
noon to-day IA, 282 votes had been counted
giving Swift 1850; Bartlett, 5,544; Wig
CLINTON, S66; O'Donnell 1882. BARTLETT
plurality on this count ia GA, which, |
maintainedin the same proportion through
out the total city vote, would give him
plurality of 2.0O0. Garter (Rep.) fol
Congress is probably elected in the First
District. Campbell (Rep.l in the Second
McKenna (Rep.) In the Third. and Nor
row (Rep) in the Fourth District. II
the Fifth District FELTON, (Rep.l is prob
ably beaten by Frank Sullivan Dem.
Lynch (Dem.) leads in the Sixth District
but the result is still considered doubtful
The legislative ticket is still doubtful
Both Republicans and Democrats claim
majority on q joint ballot. The count o
San Francisco, as far as made, indicates
that the Democrats have elected II Stat
Senators and Assemblymen and the lie
pulicans Is. q Democratic gain OF IA II