Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-10
PACIFIC COAST.
The Count in California
Almost Completed.
SULLIVAN AND SEARLES SAFE.
Clunie Possibly Defeated for Con-
gress-City and County
49, Officers.

Ciunle POSSIBLY Defeated for Con-
gress-City and County
Officers.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO, November 1.-TWO
hundred and twenty-five thousand two
hundred and eighty.one votes had been
in California this morning.
This includes the entire vote of San
Francisco with the exception of nine
precincts which will not be obtained for
several days. 1t also includes the vote
of l. 1923 interior precincts out of total
of $50. The result of the vote as far as
counted is as follows Harrison, liz $40;
Cleveland, 104,615; Fisk, 1859; Curtis,
1,031.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
The result of the Congressional cleo
tions may be summed up as follows:
McKenna, Republican, and Vandever,
Republican, are undoubtedly reelected
in the Third and Sixth Districts, respec-
lively. There is alec little doubt that
Morrow, Republican, is reelected in the
Fourth District, as he has now a plurality
of six hundred, with very few precincts
to hear from. Biggs. Democrat, has a.
plurality Of nearly twelve hundred in the
Second District, and his reelection is
considered certain. In the two remain.
ing districts, the First and Fifth, the
contest is very close, and both parties are
claiming the election. In the First dis
| ~ Ia hoo of
nearly 200 over Thompson, Dem, but
there are three counties in the district
from which no returns have been re-
ceived, and eight other counties from
which the returns are only partial. In
the Fifth district, from which also the
returns are incomplete, Clunie, Dem. is
leading Phelps, Rep, by nearly 200 It
was first believed that the entire Demo-
cratic ticket in this city had been elected,
but later returns show that while Cleve-
land has plurality of over 200, the
Republicans have secured the Sheriff,
Tax Collector, County Clerk and District
Attorney, and probably one Supervisor
and three School Directors.
A LATER COUNT.
Early this afternoon the count in this
city was completed in III precincts out
OF total of 176, and the result was as
follows: Cleveland %, 476, Harrison 25,-
652, Curtis 273, Fiske 81, scattering IA.
In the Fourth Congressional District,
Morrow, Rep, has 1880; Ferral, Dem. :,
1898. In the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict, Phelps, Rep, has in this city
1926; Clunie, Dem, 1855, giving
Clunie plurality in this city Of $40.
Phelps plurality in San Nateo, Santa
Clara and Santa Cruz counties is 800
with three precincts in San Mateo to,
hear from. This shows that Clunie has
net plurality in the entire district of
259 and his election is considered certain
STILL LATER.
The full vote Of this city, with the ex-
ception of one precinct, was canvassed
late this afternoon. Cleveland has 90
270; Harrison, 26, 1928; Curtis, 294; FisEe,
II; scattering, IA. Morrow, Republican,
| is reelected to Congress in the Fourth
district by plurality OF 34S. In. the
Fifth district, including the vote of the
| three outlying counties with three pre-
cincts to hear from, Clunie, Democrat,
for Congress has 20,822; Phelps, Repub-
lican, has 20,731. -
| CITY OFFICES AND SUPREME JUSTICES.
Complete returns from this city, with
the exception OF one precinct, show that
the Republicans have elected Sheriff.
County Clerk, Tax Collector, one Police
Judge, one Justice of the Peace, one
Supervisor and two School Directors.
All the other city and county Offices are
carried by Democrats by majorities rang
ing from 900 to 5000.
For Justices of the Supreme Court,
Searles has majority of 1000 over
Beatty, and Sullivan has a majority of
more than 5000 over Works.
The result of the Legislative contest in
this city is as follows: Senate-Four
Democrats and one Republican. Assem-
bly-FOurteen Democrats and six Re-
pub1icans.
THE RESULT IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY.
SAN DIEGO, November 9.-Corrected
returns show that Harrison's plurality
in the county, with five precincts not in,
is ,522; Works plurality in the county
is ,635. All the Republicans are elected
but Russell, for Sheriff, who is 124
behind.
WILL CLUNIE GET LEFT2
Returns from the Fifth Congressional
District, with the exception OF two pre-
cincts in San Mateo county, give Phelps,
Republican, 2O,04O; Clunie, Democrat,
1879.
SANTA BARBARA COUNTY.
Complete returns from Santa Barbara
county give Harrison 1875, Cleveland
LIS. Fisk 1877. For Supreme Court:
Beattie 1,75S, Works 1,77O, searles l.
1877, Sullivan 1889. For Congress: Van
dever ,724, Terry 1,720. Bulletins will
now be confined to complete returns
from counties.
POMONA RATvrIEs.