The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-02
PIERCE y.
Republican Majority Well Maintained
olympiS Leads for Capital.


Olympus Leads for Capital.
TAcosa. Oct. e.--in this city for capital
ngympaa leads. North Yaxinsn second.
glsensbarg third Olympia has three times
n many votes as Yakima Er. Walter J.
TAompsou figures the Republican majority
on toe state ticket In the county q; 90
ard on TIE county ticket as averaging re-
txssn se1 aud SO He hsses the estimate
on the TACT that the population OF the
county has increased.
prTALErr, Oct Following y the re-
suis oil yesterdays voting here. For repre-
sentative W lison g28. GrisEtis 10. Cor
ern0r-~Fsrry 2s8. Ssmple iJ9 Lieutenant
Governor ~Ianghton -, Plat;or IL
Treasurer Lindsey ri. Kaufman 10.
state Auditor Feed %, Murphy rs. Al
torney Genssai-JoneS rs, sniyeIsy rs.
ton - BRYAN 80, Morgan $50.
Com. of Public Lands--ForFest ~. Good
ell f2s. Judges OF Supreme Dun
bar 80. stiles o.. Uoyt us. Ansefs ri,
seott 81. White IFS. sharpstein I'D.
Judson 1T. Eeavis rs. Ganahl li6.
Judge OF supersor eourt-judson Apple
gate 2f7. Frank Allyn Iss. state senators
John s. Baker, Rep. -; l.. y. Thompson,
Rep, giT; III. II. LiIiis. Rep. 10: Chaun-
cey w. Gssrgs, Dem, I'D; Stewart
Rice. Dem. 10. Henry Drum, Dem, les /:
Representatives, Brown. Rep. 80. 4.
Scott Hewitt. Rep. 2ie. George r. HANDLE,
Rep, gsi. James Knox. Rep, gsl, VI. j..
Cochran, Rep. 2is. oiif Peterson, Rep.
2iS. James NJ Doagan. Dem, III, ". J.
Mesde, Dem. rs, c. Ewing, Dem. i2i,
\. Judson, Dem, ~. j. {. Deringer.
Ia. De- rkafG
County clerk. ". III. Fletcher. Rep, 2i5 /;
NJ Dowd, Dem. iS3. For the constitution,
-: against. - For woman suffrage los:
against, us. For prohibition, 81, against,
2is. For capital. Olympia, I1i; North
Yakima 1877. Eiienshurg -; Centrslia II;
Puyallup. 6. The election judges were A.
J. Miller and A. &. Campbell and j. l..
Stewart acted a. inspector.
Tscoss, oct. 2.~-Re;urns coming in slow
~. Al O'Clock sixteen precincts have been
heard from. There are large Republican
gains In the country districts up 10 this
hour. The indications point more strong
ly 20 the election OF the whole Republican
ticket
Eighteen precincts are yet to hear from,
all OF which are expected 10 increase the
Republican majority. ~ they are conceded
D Dc fseflUnfaus Ifescut tHulcatDHs
are that Applegate will be elected
superior judge by rs majority.
In every district except two
% far n reported. the Republicans make
heavy gains for supreme judges. There is
little cutting. so far as reported. Stiles
runs ahead of his ticket in many instances,
while Hoyt falls on an average two to three
behind.
The vote Is still being counted In the
city. and will not be completed before this
evening. There il some doubt a. To- the
election OF Hills at this hour, go, as re-
turns from precincts in the city. So far as
counted. put him behind the ticket,
whereas Drum runs ahead on the Demo-
cratic ticket
The majority, So far as can he estimated.
will be loco on the state ticket and so on
the county ticket. For the capital Olympia
leads. with two-thirds vote. followed by
Yakima and Ellensburg. Considerable
trouble Is experienced in getting correct
returns. Az ruyallur there Is large I'm.
crease in the total vote aud proport.oaste
increase in the Republican majority.