The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-04
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Nearly Complete Returns Of the
Oregon Election.
The Triumph Of PennOyer Oyer ThOmp-
son Generally Conceded.
Both Branches Of The Legislature Strongly
Republican and HerTman'S Elec-
tiOl Assured.
Special Dispatches to THE Morvrse CALL

PORTLAND. June SIT is now conceded by
all that the Republicans have elected their entire
State ticket with the exception of Governor.
The Republicans claim that PenDOyer was
elected by the treachery of members OF the Re-
- publican party. Thompson for Governor ran
behind his llcket in every precinct. The Legis-
larure will stand: Republicans 60; Democrats,
so. The Senate VIII contain % Republicans
and Democrats; the House 50 Republicans
and % Democrats. These figures cannot be ma
. tsrfaIly changed by additional returns from the
. two OF three remote counties.
Unofficial returns from every county In the
state give Hermann CR.). for Congress, major
iiy Of S977 over Miller (D); PennOyer tD.l for
Goyernar, 1896 majority over Thompson (R.l.
These estimates are based on the vote of 1888,
aud may be re duced somewhat The remainder
Of the State ticket Is Republican by majorities OF
= 5000 to 1000.
.. PENDLEToN ;oregonl June 3.-Thls county
has gone Overwhelmingly Democratic by MAORI
Ties ranging f,0m 200 10 500. Governor Pen
meyer received. upward OF 500 majority. The
entire legislative, district aud county tickets
- were elected by the Democrats.
BAKER CITY. June 3.-The returns are all in.
Penhoyer. for Governor, received $50 majority
in Baker County. The Democrats elected the
legislative tc4et aud the joint Senator. The
county Democratic ticket is elected. The Demo
Gratis also elected the district tc&et.
= GRANTS PASS, June 3.-Josephine County
gave 20 majority for the Republican Governor
81 and % majority for the Republican Congress
90 man. The county officers all Republican,
except the Clerk.
= EUGENE, June 3-FoIlowing is the vote OF
North Eugene complete: For Congress-Hermann
(i2:J. 29S; Miller d. 172. GOvernOr-Thomp-
son (R). 256; Psnnoyer ID PA Secretary oil
State-McBuGe Rl 299; Townsend tD9,
IFS. Supreme Judge - Bean (R.), 314 !;
Bonham - DA 153. Treasurer - Metchan
(Rl 277; Webb Oh 1873. School Su-
perintendent~- McElr0y (R9 256, Leroy
.~(D.) 100. Attorney. Second District-CondOn
lR.) 1S6, owen 3D. 159. State Ssnators-Yofan
Qiy251, YeSch D.9 179. Represeatatyes-lR }
Jennings 227. Bond 23s. Wi Iktns 249; 3D. Bill
Do yo u 200, Coleman 2o4. DOty 172. Clerk
Waller (R.l 81, Houston (D9 129. Sheriff
Christian tR-) 215, Noland % 21S. Commits
sioners-Ingham- R.) PCS, Parker D9 10.
sessor-Paine Qi.). 230, Mcpherson tD0 202.
School Supe1ineHdent-Collison {R) go,
MOokey (b.l 16S.. COrOner-Harrls (R.) 294, Nc
MuItry (D.) l79. The small vote fOr the Union
party ticket is not gwen
South Eugene: Congress-Hermann (R.l $50
Miller Cd $50. GoYeTnOT-ThOmpson (R.) 265,
-Penn0yer ID psi. SECRETARY OF Siale-McBrtde
. (R} 2TT, Townsend (D.} 234 Supreme Judge
Bean 5R.l 3o4. Bonham % 2l1 Treasurer
MISUNDERSTANDING lR) 272, Leroy do 239.
State Printer = Baker tk) 27l, o'Brien
don RI -29U. owen ID 211. State
senator - Yoran Qi) $50, Nealeh Cd 234
Representatives, Republicans: Jennings 240,
=. Boad %. Wilkins 234. Democrats: klyou
249, Coleman 244, Dury %. CieTk-WaISsf
lR4 sos, Houston ~ 100. Sherr-Chlisman
.:(B.) 224 tt07aii5 ID 270. Cowms-ioneT-InR-
e ham 81 fIAl 90
i.uckey cft) 255, Day (D) 2S2. Assessor
= aine (R) 222, McPherson ID 269 School
Superintendent Collision (R.) 2lU, Patterson (D)
279. Suiyryor-L2ilirr tR) 27s. Wooey DJ2l4.
Uoroner-Fiauis r. 242, McMuruy 3D. 245.
Springfield Precnrt-Cougress-H Rl
ITO, Miller do rs. GovernOr-Thompson (R9
80. Pennoyer (D.) 100. Secretary ot State-Me-
Bride Qi) III, Townsend (D) 70 SUPREME
Judge-Bean RI 115. Bonham ID 50. Treas
Sgpertatendent-MeEiroy (R) no Leroy (D)
70. State Ptinter-BAkef iR.) 100, O'BLien tD2
ll6, owen do 81 X 'presentatiyes ~,
Jennings 1O1, Bond 108, Watkins 1o7; 3D.,
Rilyuu 81, Coleman 80. Doly 70. Clerk-Walker
lR.) %. NOlaud (D.3 81 Commissioned gham
{R.) IU1, Parker CD Sc. ITeasurer-Luckey
(R) l04s Day Do so. AssessoT-Palne tR( 1OO
Mcpherson Cd "a School Superintendent
CdlIl>ou tR) 104, Patterson (D.) SO. The small
Union party vote IN these precincts is not given.
CORVALLIS, June 3.-Pennoyers malorliy iqr
Governor over Thompson In This county Is 24S,
with seven precincts to hear from. Hermann
fOt Congress has a majority over Miller Of
140. with seven precincts To hear from. The Re-
publiesins viii have for the balance OF the State
ticket about 50 10 100 majority. The Repub-
licans viii elect the entire county ticket, with
the exception of Treasurer and Assessor. The
vote Sheriff Is very close.
YAQUISA, June 3.-Reports from the different
preclncs coming in slowly. Yaquina pre-
cluct: For COugress-HermaIn (R) 81, Miller
D)74 State Seuator-Crosno (R) "A, Thomp-
son o. SO. GOyernor-ThOmpsOn (R) 81,
Pennoyer (D) 112. The county vote
In tins precinct is largely Democratic,
but Newport goes Republican. Newport
Precinct: For COngress-Hermaun (R.), 1877;
Mider4D) 30. State 6enator-Crosno tR.), ia;
Thomson do 4S. GoyernOr-Thompson (R.),
III; Pennuyer 3D., ~. Toledo Precinct-FOr
Congress Hermann (R.), Sc; Miller (D), 80.
Srate Seuator-Crosno (R.l, So; Thompson Oh
CO. Goyernor-Thompson (R.), 81; Pennoyer
ID. Gt.
SALEM June 3.-Ohiclal returns from Marion
County give Thomson a majority OF II IN the
County; over PennUyer. The entire Republican
ticket In the county Is elected by majoriiies
ranging from 200 TO HOO, with one exception.
Holmes ID being elected Representative by
majority Of over oetLlemyer (R). The Union
party vote IN the county was small. most of the
Of 4. uaffu tori