The record-union., 1894-11-08


Fight in San Francisco.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Budd. Tenn
pie. Mcguire, Stanton and LaRue are the
names of their candidates that the Demo
Gratis will probably mark up as elected
The Republicans will probably do the
rest. Budd is elected Governor beyond
all doubt, and estimates Of his plurality
range from 5000 to 10000. The State Re-
publican Committee comedies that Budo
has been elected, but claims the rest'of the
State ticket. The Chronicle also admits
that Estee has no hope. With the ex-
ception of the offices named, the Repub-
licans have likely carried all the State
ticket, six out of seven Congressman, the
Legislature and nearly everything else III
sight. Returns are still incomplete, bui
enough have been received to show what
the result will be. Jeter, for Lieutenant
Governor, ran behind the head OF his
ticket, and Millard will beat him by
about 1900 votes. For the first time IL
its history, Fresno has gone Republican,
and all through the San Joaquin Valley
big Republican gains have been shown,
as well as in the rest of the State.
The semi-otficial returns for the head
of the State ticket IN San Francisco is as
follows: Governor-Budd, 81, 100; Estee,
1898; Webster, 6,3l6; French, 696. Lieu
tenant nt-Governor-Jeter, 26, 74S; Milliard,
%, III; Gregg, 4, ,725; Dunn, 1,l62. Conn
plete returns ia 1885 precincts, out of a
total of 2,274, show total vote cast. l9o, ,692
--Estee, H. ,043; Budd, 81 1860; Webster,
33,095.
A complete vote of the city for Justices
OF the Supreme Court, tull term: lem
pie, 30,044; Henshaw. 26. l19; Murphy,
20,569; Terrence. 1901; Gibson, 5,39o
Buck, 1878; Thompson, 1,454; Gould,
1899. For short term: Bridgeford, 19, ,4Z3;
Daggett, L.. .S02; Hurst, S,94l; Van Fleet,
S,305.
The returns now indicate that the Re-
publicans have elected SIX OF the seven
congressman. Mcguire, DEM. in the
Fourth District, is reelected, while there
Representative from the Second District.
Geary in the First and English in The
Third District have been defeated. OF
more than one fourth of the vote in the
First District has been counted, but Bar
ham, Rep, continues to gain. IL is be-
leved that the successful Congressional
candidates Will be as follows: First Dis
tr1ct, Barhaul, Rep: Second District,
johnson, Rep; Third District, Hilborn,
Rep; Fourth District, Mcguire, Dem;
Fifth District, Loud, Rep; Sixth District,
McLachlan, Rep; Seventh District,
Bowers, Rep.
Complete returns from 1876 out of 433
precincts in the First Congressional Dis
trict give Barham, Rep. 1881; Geary,
DEM, 6,973; Grigsby, F., 3.4SJ.
Complete returns from 207 out of 457
precincts in the Second Congressional
District give Johnson, Rep, IL ,l2S; Cam
iuetti, DEM, 7,777; Cornell, Pop, 5,364.
Returns from 105 complete precincts
out of 242 in the Third Congressional
District give Hilborn, Rep, SOL; Eng
lish, DEM, $3.50; Vann, Pop, 1886.
Complete returns from the Fourth Con
gressonal District give Mcguire, DEM,
1856; Shannon, Rep., Sab; Collier,
Pop, 4,506.
Complete returns from 1S3 out of 20C
precincts in the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict give Loud, Rep, II, ,207; Kelly, DEM,
1859; Rogers, Pop, 6,6z5; Denman, Ind,
6,60O.
Complete returns from 2l7 out of 29l
precincts in the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict give McLachlan, Rep, 1905; Pat
ten, Dem.. 9,5g2: Bowman, Pop, 1872.
Complete returns from 24Z out of AIS
precincts IN the Seventh Congressional
District give Bowers, Rep, II so; Afford,
DEM, 7,lSG; Gilbert, Pop, 5,7S4.
Complete returns from 3o6 precincts out
OF 81 in the First Railroad District give
LaRue, DEM, Il, sol; Beckman, Rep. Ia,
500; Bell, Pop, 7,l2l.
Complete returns from 30S precincts out
327 in the Second Railroad District give
Earl, Rep, is, I47; Stanton, DEM, 20, 723;
Johnson, Pop. 5.l63.
Complete returns from 593 pre-
cincts out of 1.O75 in the Third railroad
District give Clark, Rep, SO, ,237; Phillips.
DEM, %, ll5; Brett, Pop, Il, ,450.
Complete returns from the San Fran
cisco Assembly Districts show that the
Democrats have elected two Senators and
nine Assemblymen and the Populists
one Assemblynan.
1t is now certain that Adolph Sutro has
been elected Mayor of San Francisco on
the Populist ticket. The Republicans
have probably carried the rest of the
municipal ticket, as the n-partisans
did not make much of a showing.
VOTE ON LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Incomplete
returns show the following vote on the
legislative candidates:
State Senate: Second District Gleaves.
Rep, 1900; Nutting. DEM, $50; Loy.
Pop, Ass. Fourth-Shippee, Rep. j. $50:
Mccoy. Dem., 1,504; Houghton, Pop,
$50, Sixth-AraIn, Rep, 1857; Leake.
Dem., LIS; higgins, Pop, 3l4. Eighth
kendrick, Rep, 1851; Sewell, Dem, l.
297; Wheeler, Pop, $40. Tenth-H ollo-
way, Rep, So; Oates, Dem., 766: Peck.
Pop. 275. Twelfth-Shine. Rep, 964:
McCable, DEM, S29; Castle, Pop. I'll.
Fourteenth-Vorhees, Rep, S63; Meehan,
Dem., COS; Hyde, Pop, l59 Sixteenth
Pedlar, hep, 99S; Mordecai, DEM. 7q2;
Fowler, Pop, 594. Eighteenth-Cofiey,
Rep. l,57l; Toner. Dem., 2,5oI; Harvey,
Pop, I,357. Twentieth-Bert, Rep, {, 1854;
Ward, Dem.. 2,69l; Fassler, Pop, 1913.
Twenty-second-W ood, Rep, l,6S9; Hen
derson, Dem., 1856; Iingnian. Pop,
72S. Twenty-tourth - Mahoney, Rep,
2.0l2; Burke, Dem., l,04l; Sanderson.
Pop, $50. ty-sixth-Denisor, Rep,
400; Bullock, Denl.. SOL; Stuart, Pop, 80.
Tweuty-eIghth-Be Beard, Rep, $50; 0'Neil,
Franck, Rep, l.377; Hyland, DEM, 1883;
Moulton. Pop, SOS. Thirty second =
Linden, Rep, 1,539; Berry. Dem. S44
Sims, Pop, 63S Thirty y-fourth-Sinth
Rep, l,564; Ruffin, DEM, l.039; Tim
mons, Pop, 1,275. Thirty y-sixth-Simp-
son, Rep, l,S27; Moore, Dem.-Pop., 1,729
Thirty-eighth = Andrews, Rep, 1,o06
Sleglitz, DEM, Loss; Blakeley, Pop.
LOSS. tortieth-Withingto Rep. l,3I3
Wadhan. DEM, l,lz5; Dryden, Pop.
1924.
Assembly-First District Tomblin
Rep, I'll; Lodge, DEM, It's; Sharp, Pop.
l24. Second Murray, Rep. 569; Puier
Dem., 2So; Stimson. Pop, l22; Biedsoe
Ind, soy. Third-Johnson, Rep. 6ol
Giaconlini. DEM. 394; Hanson. Pop.
433: Fourth = Noliilnan, Rep, 056
Reid, DEM. SOS; Sfrawn. Pop, 3322
Eifth-Laird, Rep, 2S7; Jackson, Dem.
lSo: Edlngton, F., rs. Sixth-Spenc9r