The record-union., 1892-11-12
CALIFORNIA,


gress is elected by small majority.
CALIFORNIA.
Looks Very Much as Though Harrison
Carried the State.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. u.-Returns m
to o'clock this afternoon from all but
thirty-nine precincts in San Francisco
and 258 outside precincts gave Harrison
LOG, 730, Cleveland 1O3,037 Weaver %, ,997.
Harrison's plurality is 1923. The re-
naming San Francisco precincts will not
be counted until next Monday, when the
official canvass begins. Present indica-
tions are that the Republicans have car
ried the State by small plurality on the
Presidential vote.
Returns from all but 80 precincts in
San Francisco and all but 244 precincts
outside OF San francisco give Harrison
09,7l5, Cleveland, l05,529; Weaver. %
SIG. Harrison's plurality, 4,1S6. 1t is
Impossible to give an exact comparative
vote IN those precincts which have not
been heard from, as changes have been
made IN many of them, but the closest
estimate that can be made shows that the
missing precincts in the State, outside OF
San Francisco gave Cleveland plurality
of $500 i'll 1883.
Following is the result of the latest
tabulation of Congressional returns in
this State. 1t is the last computation
which will be made before the official
count commences next week:
Three hundred and nineteen out of 432
precincts in the First District give Gearv
lDem;l l5,243, Davis (Rep.) 1859, Swat
ford (Peo.) $50.
Four hundred and twenty-three out of
45l precincts in the Second District give
Caminetti (Dem.) 20,2l3, Davis (Rep.) I6,-
450.
Two hundred and seventeen ont of 23s
precincts in the Third District give Eng
Iish (Dem.) ESQ, Hilborn (RepD I2.9E2.
Lyons (Peo.) 3,049. The precincts to be
heard from in this district are in the fol-
lowing counties: one in Colusa. two in
Contra Costa, three in Glenn and fifteen
in Lake.
The plurality of Mcguire (Dem.) over
Alexander (Rep.) in the Fourth District.
is estimated at 900 to l,500.
Eighty-three out of IS precincts. outside
of San Francisco, in the Fifth District.
give Ryland (Dem.) 1864, Loud (Repl A.
664, Morrison (Peo.) 1903. Loud's plu-
rality in San Francisco is estimated at $50
to 65O.
Two hundred and sixty-two out of275
precincts in the Sixth District give Can
non Dem. and Peo.) 2O,053, Lindley
rep 1852.
Three hundred and ninety-eight out of
AS precincts in the Seventh District give
Wellborn Dem.) 13,5l4, Bowers (Rep.
l4,S4l, Hamilton (Peo.) 3,GH. The pre-
clncts which have not reported in this
district are seven in Fresno County, ten
IN Kern, eight in Merced, nine in San
Bernardino, nine in San Diego and two
in Tulare.
Mordecai Dem.) has defeated Bresee
(Rep.) by twenty votes for the Assembly
from the SlXty-second District. Bresee
comedies this.
II. J. T. Jacobson, Republican and Peo-
pies candidate from the Sixty-third Dis
trict, has defeated Wallace (Dem.) bv
about l25.
The latest returns seem to indicate that
the Democrats will havea majority of two
on Joint ballot in the next Legislature
and plurality Of seven over the Repub-
Acans. The last computation made to-
night shows: Democrats g. Republicans
90, Non-Partisans ?, Popublists /. These
hures are based upon returns as COM
plete as 1t will be possible to obtain un-
I'll the official count determines the result
definitely. Three districts in which the
result was particularly doubtful were
heard from more fully to-day. They
were the Seventh Senatorial, Lake and
Napa Counties; Ninth Assembly, Modoc
County, and the Sixty-second Assembly,
Fresno County. Latest returns indicate
the election of Gesiord tDem.l in the
Seventh Senatorial District, Sturtevant
(Rep.) in the Ninth Assembly and Nor
decai (Dem.) in the Sixty-second ASSEM-
bly, District. According to the last re-
turns the Democrats have elected ~ SEN
ators and the Republicans s. With Ii
hold-over Republicans and hold-over
Democrats, the Senate will stand Dem
ocrats Is, Republicans %. Latest returns
on the Assembly indicate that the Demo-
Gratis have elected "A, Republicans 80,
Non. ID aYfis
NAPA COUNTY.
NAPA, Nov. ll.-Complete returns give
the Harrison Electors 32S plurality.
Geary Dem.) for Congressman 81 plural
ity, Gesford (Dem.) Tor joint Senator 90
plurality, Wade (Rep.) for Assemblyman
400 plurality.
NEVADA COUNTY.
NEVADA CITY, Nov. I1.-Thirty-nine
out of fortytwo precincts in Nevada
County give Harrison 1,750, Cleveland
l,59S, Weaver 53S. Congressman-Davis
(Rep.) l,345, Caminetti Dem !, $50. SEN
ator-Ford (Rep.) l,69S, Mead DEM
1,267, kits (Peo.) GO. Assemblyman-
Thomas (Rep.) l,73l, Ferguson (Dem.)
l,l21, Baugh (Peo.) 66S.
MERGED COUNTY.
MERGED, Nov. 1I.-Merced County re-
turns are still very incomplete. Con-
siderable excitement has been occasioned
over the election of three high-license,
anti-saloon Supervisors, who promise to
make liquor license $1,000 per month
The fight in this county was made on that
question. Nearly all the saloonists say
they will leave Merced the first OF the
year. T. q. Ostrander, high-license Dis
Irict Attorney, is also elected. The re-
turns from smany precincts are not in
yet.
FRESNO COUNTY.
FRESNO. Nov. u.-Seventy-nine out of
eighty-eight precincts complete give:
Cleveland, 3,23l; Harrison, 2,853: Weaver.
1,l00; BidweIl, 57l; Bowers, 2,722; Well
born, 3,l72; Hamilton, ,037; Harris. 2gS.
Mordecai tDem.) is elected in the Sixty
second and jacobson tFusion) in the
SiXty-third.
SOSoMA COUNTY.
SANTA Rosa, Nov. 1.-THE totals for
Sonoma County on the President are