San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-08
CITY ELECTION.
NUMBER OF VOTES AFTER IL
O'CLOCK-CLEVELAND AND
CLARK IN TIE LEAD.
Umscheid Ahead of Lewis-Camp-
bell Leading Mccall.

The election in this city today ha
been one which will be q stain on tn
reputation OF the Alamo city for year
to come. Judges of the republican
and peoples party tickets were turned
out, the ring boodlers were out IL
colors, hacks were flying over tn,
avenues, and lively time was had
up until 10 o'clock, when all subsided
and everything went on smoothly
To give the general public an idea OF
the progress of the election, the fol-
lowing reports are given:
Precinct No. l, at 12:45; 81 votes
cast. 1t is probably Cleveland, Hogg
and Callaghsn, and are few people
here, and those present know moth.
ing. VIM. Holland, appointed by
the peoples party to act as Judge
is sitting in the hall brooding over
his trouble. He was not allowed to
help count the votos. There is not
much excitement at this precinct.
At 1915, precinct No. 2, on South
Flores street, one hundred and thir-
teen votes were cast, Cleveland lead
ing, Weaver following aud Harrison
third in the presidential race. There
was a good deal OF doubt expressed
as to the gubernatorial race. The
NugeDt men claimed a plurality for
their man, while the Clark men say
they have three to one over Hogg,
with majority Of two to one. Hous-
ton men are scarce, but there Is no
telling how it will be later. Cal
laghan is probably ahead, but
Altgelt was pushing him hard.
Cassiano is leading the ticket. while
Umscheid is way ahead of Lewis.
There is no excitement. The peoples
men are out with their colors pinned
on. The railroad men are going hard
for Clark and the citizens ticket.
Precinct No. 8, at 12:45, votes cast
243. Cleveland and Hogg are leading
the ticket. Callaghau has nearly all
at this poll. Harrison and Weaver are
are dividing the vote, while Clark is
leading both Nugent and Houston.
Lewis is leading Umscheid. while
Saunders is away ahead. There is a
larger crowd here than at any
of the polls composed mostly of Mex
leans. 1t is large precinct and and
will count for the Boss" The judges
are marking tickets for the MeXicans,
the majority of whom can't read.
Precinct No. 4, at 1890, 100 votes
cast. Cleveland has sjOrity of four
to seven. Weaver is not in IL. Har-
rison is second. Hogg has 60 votes.
Clark is just behind him, Nugent fol-
lowing closely, Houston not IN it.
1t is strictly a Callaghan district all
though Altgelt is running we'll.
Campbell has nearly all the votes
while Umscheid and Lewis are neck
and neck. Very few white people
are at the polls, mostly Mexicans.
The evening vote will count big. The
factory hands are going for Nugent.
Precinct No. Sat 2:20 o'clock. o.
votes were cast. Clark is In the lead,
with HOgg a close second. Callaghan
is a little ahead of AItgelt.
Precinct No. cat 1:35, 42O votes
were cast. Cleveland away ahead.
Clark has q majority of about 4 to l.
CaIlaghsn is thought to De leading
Altgelt by few votes,
Precinct No. 7, at p. M, 239 votes
cast, Clark and Hogg are fighting
hard, Nugent is coming in tor his
ehare. Callaghan is In his native
land and is ahead but not far. Alt
gelt is surprising the Mexicans. He
has all the German votes.
Precinct No. Sat las; 224 votes
were cast. Cleveland ahead, Clark
and Hogg about even. Nugent is do.
ing well and Houston is surprising
his friends.
Precinct No. 9.-At Ills there were
2O7 votes cast at this precinct. The
excitement is not great. Clark evi
IDENTIFY leads the r3ce with HOgg 8
close second. Nugent is far in ad-
vance of Houston. Cleveland is in
the lead but Harrison is being well
supported. CalIaghan is not to be
considered. Altgelt Is far in advance.
Umscheid is leading Lewis very
strongly, and in fact the entire citI-
zens' ticket is ahead. Mccall is the
weak point, his opponent, Campbell,
being left on many tickets voted by
supporters of the ring. Col. Moore, the
republican judge, was admitted after
some discussion.
Precinct No. 10-At Snmmers' Gar.
den, there is considerable excitement
over the county tickets. At lilo
O'Clock there were l6l votes cast and it
ls thought by both sides, represen ted
there, that the citizens ticket is by
far in advance of the ring. It's esti-
mated that the vote will count two to
one In favor of the an ii. administrator
ticket. Clark is the only candidate
apparently in this precinct for gover-
nor. Griff Jones is the only ring man
being supported to any great extent.
Cleveland is well supported, while
Harrison is receiving fair vote.
Precinct No. 11-At the cOrher of
Crockett and Bowie streets there is
more excitement than at any other
voting place. A congregation of