The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-08
TACOMA RETURNS.
Allen Has sQl MAjsrity-A Demo-
cratic Isout.

A1len Has 4Q1 MAjerfty-A Demo.
cratic Rout.
TACOMA. Nov. s.-The count in the
Third and Fourth wards was com
pseted last night. The count in ths
second wsrd was finished at / 80 thi:
morning. For the Offices in which in
terest Is felt the vote stood:
SECOND wAKp.
AIlen'5A, VOORHEES, S33
Prosecuting Attorney Campbell
SIS. Broxston rs.
Council-Thompson 40, Kelly 364.
Representative 5le, Town
81. Campbell ISL, Hannah SAG
Higgins $50, Meade 4sS.
sheriff Price Sal, Forbes 81.
Probate Judge-Beyerly 4ds, Par
ker 4s2.
Justices of the Peace-Taylor S65,
Best rs, Pettingill 22i. Patrick 80,
Lawrence 3l5.
THIRD WARD.
Allen SGT, Voorhees, AZ.
Prosecuting Attorney Campbell
$50. Bronston 369.
Council-Thompson 547, Kelly 42T.
Observation-Disclosures 5is. Town
557, Campbell 412. HANNAH 4l6.
Auditor-Huggins 455, Meade 53l.
Sheriff Price ga, Forbes 400.
Probate Judge Beverly Isl, Parker
sis.
Justices OF the Peace-Tayior 3si,
Best 40, Lawrence 2S3, Pettengill 80.
FOURTH WARD.
Allen IA, voorhees, ISL.
Prosecuting Attorney = Campbell
l29. Bronston 1i0.
Council-Thompson 1873, Kelly 1856.
Representatives-Tayior 326, Town
$50, Campbell 143, Hannah f56.
Auditor-Huggins lbs, Meade l55.
Sheriff-Price IA, Forbes IA.
Probate Judge-Beverly 132, Parker
l62.
Justices of the Taylor los,
Best no. Pettengili no, Patrick 134.
CITY SUMMARY.
This makes the total vote in the city.
For Allen 1901, Voorhees, $50; Allen s
majority in the city 40l.
Prosecuting Attorney = Campbell
626. Bronston SA.
Council = Thompson 1905, Kelly
1889.
representatives. 1918. Town
1881, Campbell l035, Hannah 1923.
Acknowledgements 1173, Meade 1923.
Sheriff-Price 1888, Frbes 99i.
Probate Judge Beverly 1ls0, Par
ker 1195.
Justice of the Peace-Taylor CSC,
Best 1905, Pettingill 72l, Patrick 1908,
Lawrence 62s.
This means the election of the
whole Republican ticket save E. w.
Taylor for justice of the peace. FL.
G. Patrick, Democrat, defeats him by
IL votes in the county. The slight
majority in the city of some Demo-
Gratis, as it appears, is overcome in the
country.
About 80 votes at Pacific mill were
not cast because of no means of get
ting to the polling place in the First
ward. The same was the case with
Carson's mill, in the south end of the
city.
The Democrats show signs of defeat
in their faces generally, and die hard.
They have been very sanguine, espe-
cially on the national ticket, and the
gamblers have been with them
throughout the campaign, offering
large sums on Cleveland. An immense
amount of money will change hands
in this city, and the loss as stated
will fall heaviest upon the professional
gamblers. One of these as late as IL
o'clock Tuesday night. when the re-
turns were coming in rapidly in
favor of Harrison's success, stood
up in Pacific avenue saloon and
coolly placed $500 on Cleveland, in
bets from $50 to 500. according to the
capacity of the taker. Some of the
less cautious ones are still betting on
states about which there still remains
some doubt.
One of the surprises was the returns
from Indian reservation. 1t was
counted on as almost solidly Repub-
lican, but the figures show quite the
reverse. They are as follows:
voorhees, GA, Allen AZ.
Thompson A, Campbell 81.
Hannah 81, Taylor Al. Town Al.
Forbes 81, Price A.
Bronston 81, Campbell Al.
Meade 81, Higgins Al.
Parker 81, Beverly 40.