Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-07
LOCAL IKTBLhIGEagg.
Yesterdays ELECTION.

largest ever polled in the city In 1889. when
Garfield was elected the vote In Sacramento
was 1923 In 1884, when Cleveland was
elected, it was t,027. That was the largest
ever polled in the city up to that date. yet yes
terday 1t vas exceeded by 1,006. This shows
that sacramento has increased largely in pop,l-
latioa in the past four years.
The Democrats and Republicans both had
hosts OF workers at the polls yesterday and the
Prohibit onists and American party also had
men at work in the interest of those two tickets
The precinct registers worked like charm aud
every one was pleased Wita the new depar-
ture and It no doubt prevented illegal voting in
many places in which it hsd hitherto been the
rule and not the exception.
The vote by Supervisor Districts was as fol-
lows:
First Dlstrict-FIrst Precinct, S75; Second, SOC;
Third, 559 Fourth, $50. Total, 1879
Second pistrict-First Precinct 37S; Second,
2,1l4.
Third District-First Precinct, 42s; Second,
2g9. Total, 100.
Although liquor could be had at almost any
saloon in the city at any time during the day,
there was very little drunkenness and scarcely
any disturbance of any kind. Political discus
sions were kept up around all of the polling
places. but the best of humor prevailed through.
ou[; No election in this city ever passed of
with less friction.
ILLEGAL VOTING
During the whole day only three attempts at
Illegal voting were detected and the offenders
were promptly arrested, as follows Thomas ].
Mather at Seventh and X streets BY officer Nc
Leughlin; Thomas McNichols on Front street
between K and l., By officers Campbell and
Goods; and Charles Clsrkson, at Twentieth and
Y streets, by Deputy United States Marshal
OBrien.
THE HowARDs.
Contribution boxes were placed at all the
polling places yesterday for tie benefit of the
howards Five hundred and ninety.one per
sons contributed as follows: Seventeen gave 81
each; 81. so cents each; 80, 25 cents each; 2O6
contributed dimes; 20, nickels, and persons
put in copper cents. Seventh and X, as on all
occasions, occasions, was the banner precinct, The con
8ls SO; Sixth and l. sl7 IS: X, Tenth and
Eleventh, Sl7 55: Sixteenth and ], Sil; Third
and SIS 81; Ninth and J. SIS II; Third and
J, 50 co. Twentieth and o, IS %; Fifth and X,
" 80; Tenth and J, S. 55, Seventeenth and n
&c %; Eighth and K, s.: Front street, So TO-
Twentieth and II, g IS; Twelfth and Il, 81 80
Total, SI42 g.
LOCAL CONGRATULATIONS.
The following kilograms were received q,
this office last evening:
San FRANC SEQ, November 6, 1885
To RFCoRD-UNIoN: hope in this hour o.
victory Sacramento will keep up her old time
reputation By giving Benjamin Harrison 2,0OC
msjority. CREED RAYMOND.
EAN FRANCISCO November G. 1885
To RECORD UNION No room for doubt. The
impression is that Harrison majority will reach
u,VOO III new YORK. Harrison Will be elected
by the largest ssnumber OF electoral votes ever
given any candidate when al the States voted
WIN. H. MILLS
PARTIAL CITY RETURNS.
We give below the returns from the various
precincts in the city SO far as counted up to
O'clock this morning:
Precinct l, First Supervisor District-Republi-
can Electors lis, Democratic Electors n, Nc
Kenna 119 Morgan &C. Post 80, Armstrong 113,
Dray lo0, Lsrle 90, Petrie H. Clark rs, AcMul-
D,f1 h., LII,
son 80, Hanlove 96, Buckley 130. Clarken 63.
Precinct 2, First Superverisor District-Repub-
hcan electors l20, Democratic electors IS, Nc
Keuna 10, Eorgaa 81, Beatty III, Sssrls So Post
103, Armstrong 9j, Dray Ii9, LaRue S5, Petrie
llg, Clark 81, McMullen lo9, Bailey &C. Bruner
1l3, Hughes 93, Johnson 1l8, Manlove 81, Buck
ley 1IS, Clarken 81.
Precinct s. First Supervisor District-Re
can electors 1iS, Democratic electors 64, Nc
Kenna $50, Morgan 63, Beatty 14S, SearlS 65, Post
122 Armstrong yl Dray 14S I.arue 81 Petrie l45
CLARK CT, McMuiien ilo. Bailey 76, Bruner l42
Hughes "a, Johnson l49, Manlove 81, Buckley
14l. Clarken Y.
Precinct 4, First Supervisor Distriet-Repuli'
can electors, Swift 139, Democratic electors, Jen
kiDs n, McKenna l40, Morgan g. Beatty 145
Searls II. Post 127 Armstrong Sc. Dray 142 La
rue II. McMulleh 12s, Bailey ST, Bruner lSi
Hughes 81, Johnson l40, Manlove ST. Buckley
13l, ClaI ken 81, Petrie 40, Clark 20.
Prec net /, Second Supervisor DistTict-Repub
hcan electors 81, Democratic elec oTs 6s NC
Kenna 81, Morgan 6S Post Al, Armstrong 7e
McMullen 81, Bailey SO, Bruner Al, Hughes II
Jackson &c, Black IS, Leitch 2, Buckley g.
Clarken 5S. Total number oil votes cast in pre-
cinct, 979.
Precinct 2 Second Supervisor District
publican Electors 81, Democratic Electors Il
McKenna Sc, Morgan 67, Post SO, Armstrong 81
Draw rs, La Rue 66, Hart IS, O'Connor 5S, Nc
Mullen so, Bailey 65, Bruner rs, Hughes 6S
johnson ~ MGnloye 70, Jackson 63, Black 50
Buckley ST. Clarken 81.
Precinct 3, Second Supervisor Iistrict-Re
publican Electors 49, Democratic Electors 81
lcKenna *, Morgan 81. Post So, Armstrong 100
Dray rs. LaI;ue 81, Hart 50, oConnor 79, McMul
len 76, Bailey so. Bruner rs, Hughes 79, jackson
S. Black 50, Leitch ,, Buckley a. Clarken 81.
Precinct 4, Second Supervisor Dlstrict-Re
publican Electors 102, Democratic Electors sc
McKenna lo5. Morgan 90, Post rs; Armstronl
ILL., DIay 105 LsRue SO. Hart 112, OConner 81
McMullen 80 Bailey 90, Bruner Ill. Hughes Sc
jackson 81, Back 106, Leitch 7, Buckley III
Clarken 81
Precinct s. Second Supervisor District-Re
publican Eie, to;s SO, Democratic Electors C
HcKenna lU1, Morgan Ga, Beatty 81, Searles II
Post 75, Armstrong 90, Dray 9S, LaRue 90, Han
9S. OConnor 65, McMullen SO, Bailey 50, Bruno
I07, Hughes 81, johnson SO. Msnlove II, Jackson
S. Black n, Buckley 81, Clarken 73.
Precinct ], Third Supervisor District-Repuh
iican electors ll3, Democatic electors So. Nc
Kenna l IS. Morgan a. Beatty l07, Sears ST, Pos
50, Armstrong l06 Dray 10. LaRue 81 Hart lis
O'Connor ~. AcMullen 90, Bailey 95, Brune
ia Hughes 81. Johnson 1l0, Manlove 4, Bate
IO9 Rsth S. Buckley j09, Clarken 50.
Precinct 2, Third Supervisor Distric.-Repuh
lican Electors 1l2, Democratic Electors So, Nc
Kenna 119. Morgan 48, Beatty 109 Searls Sc
Post lO9, Armstrong 69, Dray l10, La Rue 55 HaT
108 OConn7r 81 McMulen les. Bailey 55
Bruner ll2, Hughes So, Bates SO, Rath 66, Buck
ley 81, Clarken 81.
Precinct ), Third Supervisor District-HepuD
iican electors ITO, Democratic electors 50, Nc
Kenna Ill., Morgan 81, Beatty III, Searls g
Post 81, Armstrong 1os, pray ll3, L. Rue s
Hart JIG, OConnor II, McMullen l 0, Bailey 81
Bruuer lO7 Hughes SIS, Johnson 100, Manlove 8.
Bates S. Rath 100, Buckley lcs, Clarken 81.
Precinct 4, Third Supervisor District-Repbl
can Electors IS, Democratic Electors 79, Ne
Kenna 81, Morgan II, Beatty, 9s SeaIls 7S, Arm
strong 50, Dunn 81. Drsy 30 LaRue So. Petrie s.
Clark 50, McMullen So, Bailey 81, Bruno
81. Hughes So Johnson 81, Msnlove Y
Bates 81, Roth SO, Buckley 70 Clarken 8
Precinct Five, Third Supervisor District-R'
publican Electors l49, Democratic sEie tors :: :
McKenna 156, Morgan IL, Beatty l53. Searls 3:
Post 11S, Armstrong 79, Dray l4S, LsRue so, Petri
145, Clark b5, McMullen lS6. Bailey 20 Bruno
$50, Hughes 50. Johnson 49, Maalove So Batt
1885, Roth II, Buckley l39 Clarken 65
Precinct 6, Third supervisor District-Repu'
iican Electors 1l0, Democratic Electors 50, M
Kenna il2, Morgan so, Beatty los, SeaTls ~. Po
92, Armstrong 65, Dray 100, IaRue so, Petrie l0
Hughes 81. johnson 107 Manlove 40. Bates 9
Rath g., Buckley JOG, Clarken a.
rHs VOTE ON PRESIDENT.
At o'clock last night visit to the differei
polling places was made, aud only 210o yot'
had been counted up to that hour. The vote
On the principal candidates are given elsewhel
by precincts. Cleveland received IL 81, HarI
son ,62l. AT this ratio, less than half the vol
being counted. Harrison viii have majority
the city of ovec ] 100, which will be consider
bly, increased by the vote iu the country pr
cincts.
OUTSIDE PRECINCTS.
Patterson-Republlcan electors50, Democrat
electors 81, LcKenna 81, Morgrn 50, Beatty 5
Searls 40, Works 40, Sullivan 81, Post 81 Arr
strong II, Dray so, La Rue s., Fassett 81, Eld
81 Hamilton Sc, Fisher AZ. Huntoon 53, Bronn
49. McMullen As, Bailey rs. Bruner 81, Hugh
81 johnson g. Manlove 81, Harlow 49, Estell 8
Clark 81, Miller 80, Boyd So, Winn 4S. Perkfl
So, Greer 81. Total votes cast, 103
Oak Hall rilie)-F epDbican Electo
SO, Democratic Electors A, American Par
Electors /, McKenna 6S. Morgan 49, Hoil
Beatty 53 Searles 90. Post As, Armstrong Z
Hamilton 80, Fisher 80. McMullen 6S. Bailey
Huntoon GA, Bronner 99. Bruner 6o. Hughes
Johnson 70, Manloye 30, Harlow 60, Estiu
Clark %, Miller 49, Boyd 60, Winn IS, Perkins
Greer SO.
Mormon lslaud-Republican Electors
Democratic Electors 8, Mckeana Is, Morgan
Beatty Is, Searls s, Works II, Sullivan s, Post
Armstrong 8, Dray 10. LaRue 9, Fassett
Elder S, Hamilton IL, Fisher {, McMullen
Bailey Is, Brlaer II, Hughes 10. Johnson
Manlove S, lIs-loa<i2, Estill 9, Clark i3. Miller
Boyd 13 Winn s, Pe1kins5 5, Greer l5 Huntoon
Fiorin Ho,el-R Republican Electors So, Dem
cratic Electors p, MeKenna 81. Morgan
SmiIh s, Beatty s3, Searls 2S. Thompson
works 81, Sullivan 26 Post 81, Armstrong
Dunn 8. Dray So, La Rue q, Broof e 3: Fass'