The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
The Complexion of the Next
Congress.
HOW CLEVELAND MET DEFEAT.
The Returns are Not all In But
Enough is Known to Show
Great Democratic Losses,
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 1T ex
pected that the canvass of the vote Of
the city of San francisco will be com
.p!eted by tomorrow afternoon. The
Republican State Committee estimate
that the Democratic plurality in the
city will be abou! 5000, but contend
that outside counties will furnish a Re.
publican plurality of IA 900, and that
The Republican electoral ticket will be
elected by 8 900 plurality. The Prohi-
bltlOn vote, as far as cauvassed, falls
below that of 1884. De Young, Oh air
man of the. subcommittee of the Ma
tional Exc cutive Committee telegraphed
to Chairmsh Quay tonight that ali Pa
cltlc Coast States had gone for Harr1-
son, and California particularly by a
rising vote of 5000. The estimate of
the Democratic State Committee does
not vary from the one made earlier to-
day OF probable Democratic plurality
OF 2 900 to 5000 in the State.
SAN FRANCISCO, Novem Der 8-Forty-
one thousand seven hundred and
seventy-three votes out of a total of
$3.50, have been canvassed Complete
returns have been received from IT'S
precincts ont of total. of 1,590 outside
the city OF San Francisco. The total
vote counted in the State, including
10th San Francisco and int erior points,
give Harrison 93,ll2, Cleveland IS ,041,
Fisk 8 847, Curtis 755. Sufficient re-
turns have been returned from the
Third and Sixth Congressional Dis
tricts to show that McKenna and Van
deVer, Republicans, have been elected
by safe ma 0rlties. The four remain
q mn nj NIn
test. There is but slight difference in
the vote of Republican and Democratic
candidates and it is probable that the
result in these districts will not be
known until the total vote is counted.
The Alta, Democratic, this N orning
has summary of the vote on the leg
islative ticket, which, including the
Senators who hold over from last ses-
sion, will make the next Legislature
as follows: Senate-Democrats, %; Re-
publicans, II. Assembly-Demoora
80; Republicans, Al, thus giving the
Democrats majority of three on Joint
ballot. There is vacancy in one Sen
atorial district, caused by the death of
Republican Senator a week ago.
Late this afternoon the count was
completed in 40 precincts in this city,
out of total 176. aud the result is as
follows: Cleveland, 26,996; Harrison,
26. 116.
CHICAGO, November 8. - Western
Union bulletins On California complete
returns from 1923 out of $50 precincts
outside of San francisco give Harrison
81 ,596; Cleveland. 76 922; Fisk, 4 O59;
Curtis, 1853. Supreme Court-Beattie,
$4,000: Works 1928: Searls, 60 270;
Sullivan, 68,418 The Democratic ma
jority in San Francisco will
be less than 1000. Congress-
First Distr,ct, De Haven, Republican,
15,075; Thompson, Democrat, 1903, |
with elghty-iVe precincts to hear from. |
Second District-Cagan, Republican,
1872 Biggs, Democrat, Is ,429, with |
eigu gy-siX precincts to hear from. Third |
Dlstrlct-McKenns Republican, 19, SOL;
Morgan, Democrat, Il, 563, with three |
precincts to hear from. Third District |
(outside ~of San Francisco)-Phelps, |
Republican. 7,2I6; Clunie, Democrat,
; CSC, with three precincts to hear from. |
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, Republican,
30,2l6; Terry, Democrat, % .2l6-With |
nineteen precincts to hear from. The |
Democrats claim $500 majority in San |
Francisco, but Republicans say it will |
be less than 1000. Republicans will |
have twenty-five majority on joint bal
lot.