Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-07
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, November 6th.-The opening
of the polls this morning the signal for a
large number OF citizens to- vote. Many voters
were astonished to see their precinct box half
full of ballots when they went to vote at or
$50 O'Clock. The heavy vote at so early an
| hour was explained by the existence of feel
ing that unless a vote was put in early it might
be lost The scare caused by the errors of the
Registers clerks in leaving names off the Regis.
ter, and the fear that names might be voted by
others than the owner, brought out the legioas
early.
A citizen wearing Morrow badge rushed into
the Republican rooms about IL o'clock and
asked that detectives be sent to the Twenty
ninth district, as Buckley's henchmen were
buying votes openly at from 81 to 81 so ahead.
News came III OF eight arrests for illegal vot-
ing, corner of Fourth and Townsend streets;
also. oil several arrests OF repeaters in leideS-
doTff street.
At the Republican County-rooms reports came
in all morning that the Democrats were carry
ing things with a very hieh hand all over the
city, and that Illegal voting was going on in a
number of districts The rooms were crowded
as early as o'clock by Republicans, anxious to
obtain reliable news.
In the downtown districts, where there was
reason TO fear the Democratic boss would do his
best work in his effort to turn the scale for his
candidates. detectives as well as police officers
were numerous. Captain Lees and his best
| assistants were on the alert. In the lodging
house precincts there were very evident signs
of votes being paid for, but the detectives
were unable to get the legal evidence necessary
| to make arrests. The report was current that
some of Buckley's men had room in Com
mercial street lodging house where they did a
thriving trade in elective franchise.
One ofthe lady candidates for School Director
drove about the city inspecting the various
polling places She was alone most of the time
She drove stylish turnout, and waving blue
| ribbon to her whip was her bait e-iiag.
man who gave his name as David A. Davies
was held in 81 600 bail by Commissioner /. S. B.
Sawyer, today by fraudulent voting The facts
disclosed on his examination were that since
his registration he had changed his residence
| which fact he failed to state when he voted
ana on the contrary insisted that he still re-
sided in the house from which ne registered.
Dennis O' Neal was also held in $1,000 bail by
the Commissioners 1o- illegal voting,
Arrests for Illegal voting were no. very fire.
quent to-day, but six persons having b en- ar
rested, as follows: Charles Walters, Michael
. Dee, Robert ". Green, William Eagan, Louis II
Wyntgens and n. ). Writ. The latter is an at
torney practicing in the Courts of this city.
The 0'Donnell vote was smaller team was ex-
pected, and was mainly cast in Democratic pre-
cincts. This leads to the belief that Pond SUI.
fered more than Story, and il the Republican
vote Is as large as expected Story is certain Of
elec ion. In tue Republi an precincts o DOG
nell was not heard of No special effort was
| made by the lady cand dates but the Prohibit
tion workers were active.
SAN FRANCISCO The total vote cast in San
Francisco is 5S50f, with two precincts to hear
from. The vote in 1854 was 47,iA.
SAN FRANcIsoo-MInSIGHT-I San Francisco
at midnight seventy precincts, so far as con-
pleted. give Harrison 539 Cleveland 754. The
Republicans are alleging fraud in the count of
| the vote.
BUcKLEY's RouGHs AT WORK
| SAN Francisco, November 6th-BaekIey's
roughs have thrown out the Republicans vha
were watching the count, have barJaeatie d
many polliDg-pl4ees aud are continuing TIE
count alone.
A meeting of Republicans was called at the
| Wigwam for IL O'Clock to-mo row. 4 riotous
| feeling is prevailing The Governor IS in con-
| sultation with the military officerss with ref
llrl IN nprn nrI
SAN BERSARDINo.
Sax BERSARDINo, November eth.-E'ectio
| day passed of very quietly. but full vote was
| polled. The Republicans claim The county by
| 500 and the Democrats claim the election of
| Sheriff and part of their county ticket.
SANTA CLARA.
| SAN Jessr, November 6th.-6:SSs Ps M.-The polls
are sti open. The vote is tho largest ever cast
| here, with the Democrats confident of large
| gains.
| by 200. The Democrats clainAthe Sheriff, Clerk
and all the Supervisors with the vote close o.,
Recorder The Republicans claiIa the National
| ticket b. 200 majority.
| SAN JosE-The total vote in This city was 8.
eSi against 2s:5 at the city election last April
| q gain of 100 votes They commenced count az
( the vote at P. NJ, ard, owing TO the crathiag
| the count Is very slow. From the count raads
to II p. N it is estimatedthat the city will give
| Harrison $50 majority, and the county WIZ ruS
| up to 450. Reports show that Clunie, fer. Cor.
gFesS. Will run an sc OF 1ls Ticket kEe Re
| publicans viii elect a. enator and two Asse1l
blymen. and the Democrats one Assezlblylaar
aud Sheriff, and the vote On Clark is close. Tn,
remainder of the ticket, except two Supervisors
will be Republicans
! STANfsLAUs.
| MODESTO. November 6th-The COUNT to mid
night ar Stsnislnus county in three precincts
Clerk, G. +. Lander (Rep.), 1873. Z. d McCab
DAM, as: Sheriff. 6. TrammeAl t4ep). 1S7; k
B. Purris (Dem.l. 81; Treasures, J. .. Brewste
| Rep, I66; g. p. Ostrom (Dem.), 2Sa.
soLANo.
VAILED, November 6lh.--,f. 6. Campbell, 70
State Senator (RepD: Charles Burner, for h
Assembly lRep.) and j. F. Brown, for the ~
| sembly (Rep), are elected. Solalos msjoYit
| isessimated at 100 for Harrison. 1t is diffieu'
to get returns. McKeana runs ahead OF h
ticket.
VALLEJo.-six precincts in Vallejo give Clev,
/ land only "a maioEity. This make solano h
s publican.
1 TULARR.
| yIsALIA The count up to midnight for Tula
4 county is: Clerk, \. l.. Freeman iRepl. 262:
/. G. Knox tDenl.l. 3il; Shesitf. d. G. Ov,.r,
2 (Rep), go; G. A. Parker Gem 800; Ire, .snrt
J. I. Aiens tRep.), 262; y I. ltpscomb fDe.u