Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-11-06

SOuSIS's.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, November 5th.-The vote for Gov
ernor shows an overwhelming Democratic VIC
tory. The returns on the votes for minor State
officers is not nearly complete The Democrats
elect Trefrey, Auditor, over Ladd, the present
incumbent, by about 5000 plurality, but the
Republicans elect the Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary OF State, Treasurer and Attorney Gen
eral. The Senate will consist of q Republicans
10 Democrats, and the House IS9 Republicans
aud 100 Democrats and one independent Demo-
crat. This is a Republican loss of eight in the
Senate. and twenty three in the House. The
vote for Governor is Russell (Dem) 1sl 80
Bracket (Rep.) lS1. .s9' Blaekmer (Pro) 1851.
The results on the Congressional Districts are:
First. Randall lRep }; Second, Morse (Rep.l;
Third, Andrew tDem.l: Fourth, 0Nein Dem ];
Fifth, Hoar Dem }; Sixth, Lodge (Rep.) Sew
enth. Cogswell (Rep.); Eighth. Stevens Dem J:
Ninth, Williams Denl; enth, Walker (Rep.)
(Dem) The Congressional delegation thus
stands seven Democrats and five Republicans, q
gain of five Democrats.
NEW YORK.
The Legislature is Democratic by two on Joint
ballots. The Republicans have six msjority in
the Senate, and in the Assembly the Republi-
cans have sixty members and the Democrats
sixty-eight. There may be some contests that
will reduce the Democratic majority. Other
wise they will elect United States Senator in
January. The Republicans elected 20 Congress-
men and the Democrats IA.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, November 5th.-Later returns give
the Democrats increased majorities in both
branches of the Legislature. The Senate will
stand: Democrats, 13: Republicans, Z. The As
sembly-Democrats, IS; Republicans, II.
MONTANA.
HELENA (Aoni.) November 5th.-The Demo
cratic Committee claim the election of Dixon
to Congress by $50 Majority. The Republican
Committee claims the Sta.e for Carter by l25.
The Democrats claim four State Senators and
concede the Republicans two, with two in doubt.
The Republicans claim five State Senators. The
contest is very close. All round, it may take
the official vote to decide
NEVADA.
RENO (Nev.), November 5th.-Adyices from
various parts of Nevada indicate the election of
Colcord lRep) for Governor and Bartine (Rep)
for Congress by majorities of between 500 ana
500. The contest between Eckley {Rep) and
Maekay Dem for State Printer is very close:
Bigelow (Rep), for Supreme Court Justice, will
be elected by small majority Two of the
four District Judgships are still in doubt.
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE, November 5th.-Returns from $50
precincts give Wilson (R.) foT Congress IL 1,750,
Carroll Cd $500. This is about one-third of
the total vote of the State, and il the same
ratio is maintained Wilson'S msi1 1ritv in the
State will exceed 6,0N.
The Legislature will probably stand: Repub-
these figures will be materially changed by the
complete rel urns. This iDsures the election of
a Republican TO succeed Watson C. Squire, in
the United States Senate.
PRESS COMMENTS.
New YORK, November 5th.-The Nail and
Express turns the American flag upside down
over the election returns, but says, editorially,
there is 20 reason for Repub icsn distrust of the
future or for believing that the Democratic re-
action is likely to yield permanent results.
All the other evening papers attribute the Re
publican defeat to the Mckinley bill
The Commercial Advertiser says: Whether
Mckinley is defeated or not, Mcainleyism is
dead.
Reed, Mckinley and Aldrich to Falstaff, who
led his followers where they were peppered,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, November 5th.-The intri-
cscies of the new eleciicn law. under which the
count in this State is being conducted, has &C.
casioDed a more serious delay in collecting re-
tuIns than was ever known here before. Up to
5 o'clock this afternoon the vote had been
completely canvas ed in but St precincts in this
city. These gave Markham (Repl for Governor
7,16i, Pond (Dem.l ,299.
Outside precincts have been coming in more
rapidly, and the total vote in 769 precincts
throughout the State, including the Sc precincts
in this city. give Markham 57,459. Pond so, us
Markham's plurality 1851. These constitute re-
turns from little over one-third of the total
| number of precincts in the State. The Demo
Gratis concede the election OF the entire state
cans have undoubtedly elected SandersOn
Mayor and have also elected the entire munich
pal and county tickets, with the possible excep-
tion of Sheriff. indicating change OF fully 1000
votes in this city in favor OF the Republicans.
There are twenty hold-over members Of the
State Senate, of whom twelve are Republicans
and eight Democrats. Twenty Senators and
eighty Assemblymen were elected yesterday
The returns are too incomplete to make any
accurate estimate, but with the present Repuc-
lican majority in the State Senate the Republi
cans are sure of a safe majority on joint ballo.
and the election of Republican to succeed
United States Senator Leland Stanford is as
sured.
tricts of the State indicate that the Republicans
have carried every district. Later returns from
the First District, which was in doubt, show
that Barham has been making net gains
throughout the district, and is apparently
elected. This will give the Republicans gain
of two Congressman in this State.
Incomplete returns from the fifteen Senatorial
| districts outside of San Francisco indicate the
election of eleven Republicans and four Demo-
| Gratis Incomplete returns from fifty Assembly
| districts outside of San Francisco indicate the
| election OF th)rty-seven Republicans and tb1r-
| teen Democrats.
In the First Congressional District complete
! returns from 120 precincts give Barham -
| 1854, Geary Cd $3.50; Barham's majority ,02o.
| As compared with the vote of two years ago
| this is net gain of ,0G2 for Barham.
| In the Second Congressional District complete
| returns from 1856 out OF "A precincts give
| Blanchard (R 10,620. Caminetti (D) 10,O61;
Blanchards majority $50. As compared with
the vote of two years ago this is net gain of
273 for Blanchard
Eighty.six precincts in San Francisco give
Sanderson (R.) for Mayor 5,9l1, Goad ID. 4,551
O'Donnell Qnd 4.Sl0.
Returns from twenty precincts in the Filth
Congressional District in this city give Loud
(R) ,922 Clunie (D.) 1882.
Returns from three precincts in the Fourth
Congressional District give Cutting (R.) 230 Far
rel 23S Gator reform Dem) 81.
Returns from 9S precincts, out of total OF
2,19S in the State, including So precincts in this
city, give Markham for Governor 7o771, Pond
6524l. Markham's plurality l0,5sO.
hight hundred and thirty six precints give
Anderson (Rep.) 81 304 for State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Hall (Dem) 81, So An
derson's plurality 1854
Returns from S22 precincts, outside of San
Francisco, give Beatty (Rep) for Chief Justice
9,972.
Returns from 300 precincts, outside of San
Francisco. give Waite fRep.) for Secretary of
State 65,76S, Hendicks (Dem.) 52,32l Waite 8
| majority 1l,4l7.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS
SAN Francisco, November 5th.-Returns from
l3i precincts out of total of 4e4 in the eecond
9,4l2 Caminetti (Dem.) S.S41. BlanchaTd's ma
Returns from 13s precincts out total of
457 in the First Congressional District G give
Barham (Rep.) S,S97, Geary (Dem.) S,626 Bar
hams majority, Z7l
Returns from ls5 precincts out of a total of
26l in the Third congressional Dlstrict give NC
Kenna (Rep.) 1925, Irish (Dem) Il. 10. Nc
Kenna's majority, 2,s05.
| Returns from ninety-seven precincts in the
| Fifth Congressional District, including twenty
| precincts in .his city, give Loud (Rep $685.
Clunie (Dem) 1909. Loud's majority, l.79S.
| Returns from 295 precints out of total OF 6i9
| in the Sixth Congressional District give Bowers
! (Rep. 2l ,327, Curtis (Dem.) lso16. Bowers ma
| jority 8 81.
SAN FRANcIsco, November 5th.-The count of
| the returns in this city is proceeding very
| slowly. In 81 precincts the election officers
| sealed the bulletins in the same envelopes with
| the ballots and under the law they cannot
| be opened until next week, when the Election
| Commissioners meet
The counters find great difficulty in following
the provisions of the Story law in counting the
ballots and are consequently much delayed.
SAN BENITo.
HoLIIsrER, November 5th.-Returns are com.
| ing in slowly, and it will be impossible TO send
particulars until the Supervisors ma Ike the final
| count of the election. All the precincts are
| now in as follows Pond SiS, Markham 692, Bid
| well Sc. Archer lesds his ticket over Rea, aud
| for Congressman Bowers is ahead of his ticket.
| Curtis will beat him by about 100. Breen (R)
| beats Craig by nearly 200. For the Assembly,
| Watson (D.) 772, Cargill (R 766. There will be
| recount and a contest, with the chances il
| favor of Cargil HolbIook (u) beats Kent Or }
| for Sheriff Shaw (R.l beats Eoote. Hudner
| ID beats scott (R.) for Dis. ret Attorney. Nc
| Phail (R beats Matthews. Montgomery (D9
beats 9owle (Rl for Treasurer, and Thompson
| 1D1 beats Miss PieIpont (R) for School Superin-
| tendent. Brown ID beats Button (R.l for Sur.
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