, 1889-10-03
REPUBLICAN TICKET AHEAD p!
nFMOCRATlG FRAUDS DO NOT
SUGGEEDi
MONEY FREELY USED
\ LARGE VOTE POLLED.

The election passed off very quietly,
very little disturbance occurring. Both
psrties worked with a determination
and vira. The vote pplled ia the iarG-
est known IN the history of Port Town
.end, At precinct No. the number
OF ballots cast were 500 and at precinct
M. ,, 463. This exceeds by about 800
the vote at last year,
Many fraudulent votes were cast hy
,he Democrats, which bss much t IL"
with the small Republican maj rity.
Money was freely used Ly the DEM =
Gratis to carry ont their netari"ns
schemes Their organic Ition was ar
ranged upon the principal that ho mat
Ter the. cast and no matter the means =
sorted to, the Democrats Ulust succeed.
Six men we're arrested for attempting
to cast Illegal votes, and these men were
b.ouuht to tue polls by Democrats 1t
ia said that a prominent business man
OF this city is to be arrested for voting
when he was Lot by law entitled.
The election was conducted in an out
rageous manner, and the grand jury
should investigate the matter. The will
OF the people should not be allowed to
be frustrated by any such practices as
were carried out by the Democrats.
, nj h1nnct noupt This nifu 0pl
county are Republican by a good ma
ioritv. As the returns indicate, the Re
publican ticket will be elected.
PORT DIsCoVERY:-T1tal number Of
votes cast, 12O.
Republicans: For congress, Wilson
SO; for governor, Ferry, SO; for state
senator, Landes, 81; representatives,
Jones 63, P.ummer 80.
Democrats: For congress. Griffi,s, 81
for governor, Semple 81, state senator,
Payne 80; representatives, Tlbba's So;
Kuhn 53.
Fer the constitution ll3. For the
capital Olympia so, North Yakima, 30.
For prohibition Il; against 81, For
woman suffrage 1e; against So
At the hour of going TO press tie city
vote is as 70 lows, many votes, however,
have ye; to be counted;
Cry, PRECINCT NJ. Republicans.
for congress, WiisOa so; for governor,
Ferry; rs. secretary OF state, Weir. 73;
for superior judge, Sachs 70; for repre-
sen.atives, Jones 6s; Piummer 70
Democrats Griffitts SO; Sempie SO;
Whittlesey, SO; Blanchard 85; Payne 81;
Knhn 68; 1ibbals 81.
PRECINCT No. 2:-Republ;cauR, Wiisos
100; Sachs 78; Laudes 81; Jones SO;
Piummer So
Democrats: Griffitts s3; Blanchard
105; Payne 81; Kuhn 81; Eibbals 80.
Information from Chimacum indicates
aRepublican maJnrity.
At Angeles the count il was reported
could not be completed until 2 A ri. to-
day, consequently our returns from
there are Incomplete. Out of one hun
dred votes counted the Democrats were
20 ahead.
CENTRAL: = Republicans, Sachs 7;
Jones D; Plummer %.
Democrats: -BIRrchard 35; Tibbals
10; Knhn 1S Semple and Blanchard
rnnninS ahead of their ticket
ERoND4LE m this precinct the re-
tnrns show Republican majority of
one,
HAnLnCK PRECINCT.-Total vote 6T.
publicans-Wilson, 81; Ferry, 81
Laughton, 81; Weir, %: Lindsey, "a /;
Reel, 81; Jones, 81; Bryan, "a; For
rest, "a; Dunbar, "a; Stiles, 81; Hoyt.
al Anders. 81; Scott, al Sachs, 20;
tandes, 32i Jones, 3li Plummer, 20i
Fennlmore, So.
emocrats-Grifhths 33; Sernple, % !;
Platter, 50; Whittlesey, Sc; Kufman, 333 !;
Murphy, 80; Snively, 30; Morgan, 33 ::
Goodell, 33; White, So; Sharpstein, 33 /;
Julson, SO; Reavis, 81; Blanchard, AZ /;
Payne, 35; Tibbals, b; Kuhn, -; Me
ArdIe. 80,
kof Constitution, 30; Against, 3; Eor
'Moman Suffrage, lG; Against, 42; For
Pho libition, Is; Against, a5; For Capt.
'al-Olympia, 80; Seattle, l; EIlens-
burg, l; Yakima, ).