The morning call., 1894-06-07
COAST REPUBLICANS.
Election of the Entire State
Ticket in Oregon.
Returns Are Not All In, but There Is
No Doubt About the Re-
suit.

PORTLAND, June 6.-Returns continue
to come In very slowly. Enough have been
received to remove every doubt of success
of the Republican ticket, and it is now a
question Of plurality. Incomplete returns
from eighteen counties out of thirty-two
give Lord RI for Governor 24,67S Gallo
way 3D. 1851, Pierce (POp.) 1860 Ellis
and Hermann are returned TO Congress by
increased majorties. Lord for Governor
leads the Republican ticket. The re-
mainder of tie ticket, including Irwin for
superintendent of Schools, whose election
was considered doubtful for awhile, are
elected by big plurGlities.
The latest figures of the Legislature are
as follows:
Senate-Republicans Is, Democrats Z,
POpulists 3. doubtful 3
House - Republicans AZ, Populsts Z,
Democrats l, doubtful 5.
The contest was between the Populists
and Republicans. The returns show many
Democrats voted the Republican ticket.
Strong Democratic counties for the first
time in the history of the State have given
Republican pluralities. The returns from
this city and county are very incomplete.
Will nave a plurality OF about 2OGO The
Republicans elect he entire county ticket,
with the possible exception of Sheriff.
The Mayor is close. with the chances in
favor of Frank, the Republican nominee.
Partial returns from ten counties give
Lord R) for Governor a plurality of
1900. the remainder of the State ticket fol-
lowing close. with the exception of Irwin,
for Superintendent of Schools. At This
rate Lords plurality will reach at least
$4,000.
Complete returns from all but four
counties in the First Congressional District
give Hermann (R), $500 plurality. Ellis
(R.). In the Second District, will have $500
plurality. The Republicans have sixty
out of ninety members in the Legislature,
with large majority in both houses.
Complete returns from four counties
and incomplete estimates from the remain
ing twenty-eight give Lord (R) for Cover
ernor $3.50; Pierce (Pop.), 22,02l; Gallo
way 3D., 1924.
In the First Congressional District Her
mann (R) has 20,537; Weatherford 3D..
Il, 9S5; Miller POp.). 1O,34S.
In the Second Congressional District
Ellis (R.) has 1864; Raley d., 1886; Wal
drop Pop.), 9O72.
SAN JOSE, June 6-The Republican
county convention assembled at Turn
Verein Hall at 80 this morning, with
Mayor 2. p. Austin as chairman. The
COZ vention adopted platform denouncing
Democratic Interference with silver, rec
ommerding the adoption of the monetary
policy of James G. Blaine. declaring
against any interference with the public
school system as it now is, and absolute
separation of church and state.
After the adoption of the platform the
convention adjourned until 30 p. NJ,
when the nominations for county, legis-
lative and township office rs will be made.
The attendance is very large and enshusi-
astic.
SANTA BARBARA, June 6.-The Repub-
lcan county convention for the election
Of delegates 10 the State Convention to-day
Endorsed Judge B. T. Williams of Ventura
for Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court.
SAN JOSE. June Cat the Republican
county convention TO day nominations
for the various offices were made as fol-
lows: Sheriff, j. K. Lyndon; County
Clerk. j. r. Bailey; Assessor. A. Greenin-
Sol L A COllcCIOIs IL u di ultIs us
trict Attorney. B. A. Harrington Auditor.
W. j. Wolcott; perintendent of Schools,
l.. J. Chapman; Treasurer, j. A. Lott
Supervisor, District 1, George E. Rea /:
Supervisor. District 4, Z. w. Conant
Thirtieth Senatorial District. F. c. Franck
Fifty-fourth Assembly, Cyrus Berry
Fifty fifth Assent bly,, j. Kelsey; Fifty
sixth Assembly. Walter Meades.
Delegates to State convention were
elected as follows: +. p. Austin, o. A,
Hale. A Mcdonald. 81. V. Morehouse, G.
W. Bradbury, j. E. Richards. DR.. Assay,
7. S. Montgomery, j. c. Black, F. Stern.
r. B. Dunlop, w. Moir, j. A. Sargent,
Sam Res, A. McClay, j. Peppin. George
Dunlop, }. p. Jarman. c. A. Gage, Ed
Senter. Ii. NJ. n. Spring, c. A. Barker,
George Taylor, F. w. Convey, Sam Ayers,
G. L. Turner. H. G. Morrill,. F. c. Franck,
Z. NJ Shortridge. G. &. COttle, II. Raser,
f. B0hlman.