Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-03
THE STATE.
Things Look Favorable for
the Democrats.
A VERY SLOW COUNT.
No Definite Indication as to the
Final Result-The Figures
as Given.
THE STATE.
A VERY SLOW COUNT.

ceeding quietly, and a heavy vote Is being
polled. The American ticket is cutting con.
siderable of n figure, and is drawing votes
from both sides. There are seven State
tickets and twelve municipal tickets in the
| field in this city. This causes very heavy
scratching, and as consequence the count
of the vote after the polls are closed will be
very slow.
The interest in the election is so Preat in
this city that 1t is expected the full regis
| tered vote will be polled less those who
| happen to be out OF the city or are pre-
| vented voting by sickness. AT 1:0 o'clock K
| 81. 900 votes had been poled, repre- seuting
nearly three-fourths of the total registered
vote. The American vote up to P. NJ. had
| on close estimates, polled 1000 votes, and
their total vote will, at this rate, reach
5000. or nearly one-ffth OF the total vote
| The O'Donnell vote was also polling its full
strength. The result of this is to leave the
| tive great parties on an even footing. 1t
has been observed that nearly every voter
| of the American ticket was a young man.
| A fact worthy of notice is that notwiLh-
standing the deep interest shown by all
persons in the elections, The streets are as
quiet as an ordinary holiday, and the fine
weather prompted many to vote early and
thel go off into the suburbs with their fam
lies for quiet time
2:45 NJ AT noon to-day nearly half of
the entire number OF those who were regis
tered had cast their votes. At every poll
tlCkSt DtQuleTo REPRESENTING utdTly tNcFy
tic ket that is in the'feld are busy at work.
The excitement, though suodued. Is in
tense, and the interest i'll the result appears
to be equally as great, II not greater, than
was evlnced during the last Presidential
election Quiet prevails everywhere. No
trouble of any kind has been reported up to
this hour. There are no ind1eations yet
ascertainable as to how the vote is going The
streets generally present holiday appear
ance.
The greatest interest and strongest fight
here is centered on the Legislative ticket.
The registration is not quite as large as in
1854, but the proportion of voters to the
number of those registed is as great as III
1884.
About half dozen arrests for illegal
voting have been made.
The Wigginton vote is proving to be
lighter than first indicated, aud O'Donnell is
showing increased strength. In the south
ern part of the city it is claimed that he is
running ahead of all other candidates and
in nearly all districts he is leading WiggiE-
ton. The O'Donnell vote is mostly drawn
from Bartlett. Iu the Twenty ninth district
Swift is reported to be running well, while
O'Donnell's vote is cutting largely into the
Democratic vote.
In the Thirty-eighth district the Ameri-
can ticket is leading III some of the pre-
cints and is running well in nearly all. la
| tnat portion of this district lying south OF
| Market street O'Donnell Is playing proml-
nent part. In the Thirty-iifth and Thirty
sixth districts O'Donnell and Wigginton are
| said to be polling heavy vote,
| Thirteen precincts give Swift 4So. Bart
lett 40l, Wigginton 6s, ODonncll 81, Russell
| IL, Jaynes
Partial returns from niue counties give
| Swift ll02, Bartlett 96l.
| Thirty five precincts give Swift.l2l2 Bart
| lett 1867, Wigginton 80. O'Donneli 5O, Rus
sell AZ.
AT THE NEEDLES.
!, NEEDLES, ct.l., November 2.-Bsrtlett Il,
| Lyucn IL swift 30, Vandever 81, O'DonneLl
| 3, Russell II, ]. Il. Sullivan Is, W. w. Bow
| ers 3D. Byron Waters Ii, j. Temple is. I. Ii.
Eckles 35. A. V. Patterson so. T. B. McFar'
| land 30.
| GONZALES, CAL. November 2.-The vote at
S O'Clock stood: Bartlett, IA; swift, D; Rus
sell, /. Supreme Judges: Sullivan. Y; Wa
| ters, IL; Temple. IA; Patterson, .; MeFai-
land, 8; Hamilton, Z; Murphy, L. For Con
gress; Lynch, III Nandeyeri .; harris H. !.
Field, Republican, 5. For Assembly: Rem
nison, Democrat, ~; Ball, Republican, /;
| Winham, Prohibit.onist, 1.
| SAN MATEo, CAL, November 2.-Counting
shows Swift, 81; Bartlett, Is; O'Donnell, A
| Wigginton A; Byrnes, Al; HayDe, IA, Wlllett
4. Large Republican gains SO far.
| San Jose-The total vote in this city
| was 1884, being a gain of 80 over the last
| Presidential election. The count III tue
| several wards has been in progress but a
| little while with Swift in the lead. 1t is re
| ported that the Aimaden mine vote went
Tor Swift but in favor of FOote for Railroad
Commissioner
Bartlett gets a majority of one in Alviso
| in q total Of 63
| seveuty-tive votes were cast, an increase OF
222 over two years ago. Swift and Bartlett
are even. 1t is thought that higginton has
drawn much from Swift.
HoLLlsTER, November 2.-The two pre-
| Il 3 ullli liStnr lah
than two years ago. News from the out
side precincts indicate an unusually large
vote The Prohibition vote i larger than
| expected. Scratching was freely INDUCED
In The count has not yet commenced.
| HUENEME November "A hundred and
forty. six votes were cast So far as counted
swift has 29, Bartlett II, Wigginton 4, Van
dever 81, Lynch II, Steel 81, Broughton IL
| Bennett 80, Brooks ~.
CTS; Lynch Al, Vandever As, Harris IL. One
hundred votes counted.
san BUENA VENTURA, November. 2-Six
ty votes have been counted. Inc state
| ticket is even except WIS. Moore, who1s two
ahead, Vandever has ten majority, steele
four majority, Brooks two majority.
LANCASTER, November 2. - Bartlett IL
| Swift 16, Patterson Is, Mcfarland IA, Hamll'
ton Is, sullivan IL, Waters - Temple IL,
Vandever 10, Lynch l3, Hazard 10, Whlte L.
Brerly Is, Eaton H.
| HOLLIsTgg, November AT this hour, s
p. NJ, the vote so far as counted stands
Swift s6, Bartlett -, Russell p; Joint sena
tor: T. j. Field 43 Brad Sargent 81. Assem-
bly,: Thos. Flint, Jr. 81, J. ID. Matthews 80
Geo, r. Elliott 2l
HoLLIsTER, November 2.-rhe total San
Benito county vote gives Bartlett eighty
votes over Swift.
GOOD FOR RIVERSIDE.
RIVERSIDE, November 2.-The vote pclled
here is the most thorough scratched of any
election in the history of this county. Al
this time, 2 80 P. NJ, only about fifteen tick
cts have been counted swift will not ru,
up to his ticket owing to the American and
Prohibition element II Is Impossible a.
telligent estimate of his strength, but his
majority will not exceed $50, while 1t ought
to be $50
REDWOOD CITY. CAL. November mid
lnight.-Bartlett, 43; Swift, 51; Wiggington
6; O'Donnell, 12 Almost impossible to Sc
cure CORE returns as the clerks have
compelled to count twice to satisfy the
Judges. and rectify the errors in the tally
sheet.
KINGS CITY, November 2.-Swift %; Bart
lett. 81. Senator: Field, 10; sar ent. 70
MERGED, Cal, November 2-Forty-thret
vot counted. Bartlett, 20; swift, ~; Wig
ginton. 3; Congress, Biggs, % Campbell, 20
Temple and sullivan, % each; Waters, ~
Telephone report from Mercea Falls-swlft
ls; Bartlett, IL; Wigginton, ]. No report
from other candidates on State or legisla
|
tive tickets
MILTON, Cal, November. Total vote
cast 80; Bartlett, 4S: swift, ~; congress
Biggs, A; Campbell, AZ.
AT GREENyILLE.
GREsNvILLE, November 2,-Elg hty' fou
votes out OF 1877 counted; Swift. 5l Bartlett
80; Patterson, SO; Mcfarland, 60: Hamilton
so; Sullivan, "a; Waters, 81: Temple, "a
Congress-Garter, so; thompson, "a.
AT LIvHRmoRE.
IdvERMons, November 2-yote as count
| Bussell, s; O'Donnell, 10; Wigginton,s 80
McPike, 40; McKeuna, 17S.
| SANTA BARBARA.
SANTA BARBARA, November 8, 1880 A. NJ.
As far as heard from the county aud cit,
| vote stands, Swift, 1926; Vandever, II!
Bartlett, III; Lynch. llS.
AT MIDNI0Hr.
SAN Francisco, November 2-The eour
: as reported up to midnight not includin
san Francisco Is: Swift 1869. Bartlett II
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