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VIM. V0GEL & SONS DISPLAY.
Crowds Attracted to Their Biz
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N BROOKLYN PlhYH0usEs.
James 7. PoTegs in Walker,
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Special Notices

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PEOPLES THEATRE

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Precinct,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Budd Running Ahead of His Ticket At
Santa Ana.

Budd Running Ahead of His Ticket at
Santa Ana.
SANTA ANA, Nov. 6.-The count p.o-
ceeds slowly in Orange county, but
enough has been ascertaned TO make
clear the fact that large Republican
game have been made az compared with
the vote two years ago. The total vote
in this city shows an increase Of nearly
100 votes. Out OF total vote of 949 in
this city they will probably have 175
plurality, If present ratio is maintained.
Budd runs olightly ahead of the rest
OF his ticket for state offues.
1t may be stated as certain that Nc
Kelvey, Repu blican. is elected to the as
sembly. He is distinctly pledged to
vote for Perkins for the senate. Scatter.
ing reports from outside precincts 90 to
show that there is complete Republi-
can landslide all over the county. and
give reason for the belief that Estee's
plurality in Orange county will be over
200 and may reach 400. 1t is close
fight on some county Office but the
probability is that the whole Republican
county ticket is elected. Fusion be-
tween Populists and Democrats did not
work at all. rhe Populiat vote so far
counted shows o falling of.
The following are incomplete returns
for this city:
Governor-Bu Budd. 1872; Estee, 1874.
Assemblymsn. Ssventy-sixth district
Cooke, Populist, 1874: McKelvey, Re.
publican, 234.
Sheriff--Lscy, Democrat. l73; Mich
OILS, Republican, 2l0.
Clerk-Adams, Democrat, 1872; Brock,
Repu blcan, 234.
Auditor-Hsn, Republican. $780, Yor-
ba. Democrat, 80.
Recorder-Bowers, Democrat, 1874
Scott, Republican, 159
Tax colector-Freen, Republican, 252;
Steadman, Democrat, 90.
District attorney-Ballard, Republ-
can. 235; Scarborough, Democrat, 1873
Treasurer-Joplin, $50; Harris 105.
Assessor-Ross, Democrat, 15l; Vege-
ly, Republican, l9l.
School euperintendent-Cla Demo-
crat, IS; Greely. Republican, 200.
Coroner-Trsw, Democrat, 82; CLARK,
Republican,, l46.
Surveyar-Finley, Democrat. 1875;
kellogg, Republican, 1856.
Budd and Curry ran ahead OF the bal.
ance of the stats ticket.
The herald., 1894-11-07
RETURNS FROM THE STATE,
Budd's Election is an Assured
Fact.
The Congressional Delegation VIII
be Divided.
Returns Coming in Very Slowly, But
They All show Gains for the
Head of the state
Ticket.

By the Associated PresE
SAN Francisco. Nov. 6.-If the in.
complete returns are any indication,
James H. Budd will be the next gov.
ernor of California. He will 60 out of
San Francisco with nearly 10000 major
ty to meet the gains OF Estee in the
couAtry.
The indications are the Republican
state ticket, with the exception OF
Estse is elected. The republicans will
have six congressman, and possibly
seven. The election Of Mcguire, Demo-
crat, in the Fourth district is
conceded. In the First dis.
trict Barham is leading Geary by
a email plurality. McLachlan, Repub.
lican, is elected in the Sixth and Bowera
probably in the Seventh. In the Third
Hilborn is leading English. Loud, Re-
publican, will be elected from the Fifth.
For supreme court judges, Temple and
Heuehaw are far in the lead for the long
term and Brdgeford and Van Fleet are
close together for the short term. The
advantage is slightly in favor OF Van
Fleet.
The constitutional amendments oil
seem to have been carried except the
one providing for an increase in the pay
OF the Assem- blymen.
In San Francisco two Republican and
two Democrats e.e elected esate sena-
tors.
San FRANCISCO, n ". 6.-Ths election
here today was the quietest on record.
There were no fghts and but lew arrests
made. In the whole district south of
Market street, where trouble was ex.
pected, only one arrest was made for
illegal voting. Several men were taken
in. however, for Illegal registration before
they had a chancs to vote. Nothing
definite is known as to the result in the
municipal fight. Adolph Sutro, the
Populiet candidate Tor mayor, claims
that he is elected. Mcguire, Democrat,
seems to be leading in the Fourth con-
gressional district, and Loud. Republican,
in the Fifth. Marcns, the Traffic Asso-
citation candidate for railroad commis-
sioner, 10 running behind the other as
pirents. Stanton. Democrat, SO lar is in
the lead.
At IL 80 p. No., from incomplete re-.
turns from various sections of the state
the indications are that the contest for
governor is very close with the chances
slightly in favor of Budd, Democrat
The Republicans have undoubtedly
The herald., 1894-11-07

nearly pollsd at 4 O'Clock. There was
no incident Of note to mark the day
not even q minor distur rbAnco 20 mar
the absolute quiet which prevailed in
and about the polls. Never in the his-
tory OF elections in the ward was
scratching so generally INDUCED in.
THE SEVENTH WARD.
The Seventh ward, which includes
precincts from Fourteen to Twenty, the
voting began early and continued brisk
up to 4 O'Clock, at which hour very
nearly the full vote hsd been polled.
1t was the quistest election in the his
tory Of the ward. there being absolutely
no excitement In any of the precincts.
The Populists were out in force and so
far az outward indications went wero
doing the most elsctioneering. The col.
ored brother was on the watch for the
sack which nsver materislized, and was
loud in his complaint at the lack Of
foresight OF the Lindley- Wsbber crowd,
who, they claimed. were holding out the
cash. A full vote WAS cast In each Of
the precincts and no trouble of any de-
scription occurred to mar the quiet Of
the day.
EIGHTH WARD.
The "bloody" Eighth ward was the
battle ground OF the city 90 far as active
work went. There were no fights, but
considerable loud talk was INDUCED in
in the Aliso-street precincts. A heavy
vote was polled end but two arrests
made during the day. A young man
who gsyo his name as r. T. Clifton and
his residence as the Voss house was ar
rested for an attempt to vote illegally.
Joseph Mcpherson, proprietor OF the
Voss house, could not identify him as
lodger In his house and Clifton was
locked up by the arresting officer, Dep
uty Constable Kennett, pending further
investigation. The second arrest was
made by the same officer, who lodged
w. A. McAllster. who claims to lodge in
the rear OF saloon on North Los Ange-
les street, in jail. McAllister's state
ment could not be confirmed as the So.
loon was closed.
Aside from these two arrests no dis
turbances occurred in the ward, and no
excitement prevailed except in the Also
street precincts. As q whole it was the
most orderly election ever held in the
ward, which In the past has been "a.
NOUS for ito Disturbances.
NINTH WARD.
TITS 40 quiet and psacsiul 90 a Sun
day school pic sic in a graveyard" said
man over in Boyle Heights yesterday,
referring to the election in the Ninth
ward. And it was,
At all the thin precincts OF the ward
the voters came and deposited their ball
lote in the boxeH and went away about
their business, and even the customary
workers" were conspicuous by their
absence.
Carriages Of all kinds carrying ban.
ners for the candidates were numerous
but not very much in action.
The only placs in the Ninth ward
where there was any tendency to dis
cuss issues or the merits OF candidates
was in the Fifth precinct whore the
warehouse at the corner of Also and
Anderson streets was used for a polling
place and where few tough" citizens
gathered during the afternoon. But
nothing worse than a few passago1 of
warm words took place and q general
good feeling prevailed all day.
The herald., 1894-11-07
SAN DIEGO COUNTY,
Heavy Vote and Some Republican
LosRss.

Heavy Vote md Soms Republican
SAN DIEGO, Nov. The Republican
state ticket is ahead, but how far can't
be stated at this time. Henshaw and
Torrance are running ahead OF the ticket.
though Temple has good following.
Dryden, Populist, of the state senate.
appears to have been elected, and Guy
and Keene, Republican nominees for the
assembly. are also ahead. Holcomb,
Democrat. has been reelected county
clerk. Stewart, independent, wins for
sheriff, and Carlson, independent, ap-
pears to be ahead for assessor. Forward
for recorder and Shaffer, auditor, as well
as Thompson, treasurer, all Republicans.
are elected by large msjorities. Bowers
frisnds claim that he will have plu-
relity for congress Of from $500 to 5000
in the county, and Estee's plurality is
estimated at from 1900 to 1900. The
count will not be completed before noon
in some city precincts. where a heavy
vote was esst. Few evidences of re-
peating or fraudulent voting have been
discovered. The disorderly element has
been very quiet.
The herald., 1894-11-07
INT There Is no time better
than the present for using
IT. Paines Celery Compound.
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Z. Thomas is elected to the

congress. Thomas is elected to the
assembly.
sTsKIYoU.
YREKA, CAL. Nov. 6.-The Democratic
majority is diminishing. Budd may
carry Siskiyou by narrow margins.
Geary has small majority. Glover and
Tomblin, Republican candidates for
state senator and assemblyman, are
probably elected.
NAPA's QUOTA.
.NAPA, CAL. Nov. 6.-Republican gains
are reported in every precinct. Estee
will probably have 500 plurality, anY
Barham for congress, $50 plurality.
SAN BERNARDINo.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 7.-Seven pre-
cincts give 16l for Budd and 254 for
Estee.
ONTARIO, Nov. 6.-Ontario precinct
gives Estee, 20; Budd, 81; French, 23t
Webster. 20 The remainder of the
state ticket runs in about this proportion.
SUFFER- COUNTY.
YUBA CRY, Nov. 6.-Sutter county
will probably give Estee 80 majority,
The Republican candidates for the az.
sembly are elected.
SAN LUIS oBIsro.
San MIGUEL. Nov. 6.-Estes has 80
majority over Budd.
KINGS COUNTY.
HANFoRD, Nov. 6.-Kinga county has
gone for Estee by about 100.
The herald., 1894-11-07
Races at Oaklov.

Following are the entries and weightA
for the San Francisco races today, furs
nished by the Los Angeles Turf club,
1l515 South Spring street. where book
is made daily on the above events:
First race, three quarters of mile-venus,
100; Washoe, "a; Hueueme, los; Mary Foster
fllly, 100; Dolly l., hlIy, Minerva, LOG; Miss
Ruth, 1902; Navy Blue, lo4; Churea 107; Out
right, 99; Kitty l., 100.
Second race, one mile, selling-Lonnie B..
l03; Two Cheers, 49, Ryand, 10l; Adelante,
81; Flirtils, "a: Rico 90; Doekstadter, SO;
Oakland, 105; Hy Dy SO: Eckcrt, 100.
Third race, one mile and one.sixteenth, owe.
four hurdles-Three Forks. 40; Adolph, Dick
O'Mal ey, 129; NarLh, 139; Cymoor, 12o; Sine
bad, on Wheeler 1879: Marven, 100.
Fourth race, iifieen-sixteenths OF a mile
Ohytsa, los; R1aAzat,on, 103; Meanie, 97,
Charmer. 103; Normandie, 100; Pasha, 109;
Niagara 80: Happy Day, 100.
Fif race, three-quart4rs oil q mile. selling
George l., 95 La yer. 90: Claire, co. Hunts.
man, 90, .easlda, 1os; Bridal Veil, 1o3; Char.
treusr, 107 OBie, 10l; Ladi, So; Mustesa,
10Y; Lonnie B, l03; hose CLARK, 1o2: Queen
Be-, 90; Hueneme, So: Border Lassie, SO: Che
muck, "a Graeie S, 107; White Cloud, 80;
C.aQuer, 9S.
The herald., 1894-11-07

elected five congressman and possibly
six. Mcguire, Democrat, is elected
from the Fourth district. With the ex-
ception of governor. the Republicans
eeem to be leading on the state
ticket and will probably have a
majority in the legislature. Estee is
not getting rs large vote in the ccun.
try diatricts ss was expected, while
Budd is doing we'll in San Francisco
and estimates of his plurality in this
city run as high as 10000.
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY.
Chairman Gould OF the Democratic
state central committee told an Associ-
ated Press representative that he
thought Budd would be elected by q
plurality of not less than 10000.
At 7sp.m., D. M. Burns. secretary OF
the Republican state central committee,
made the following statement to the
Associated Press: "We claim the
state by at least 10000 majority.
Eatee is elected beyond all doubt. as
well as the rest OF the state ticket.
Estee will carry San Francisco by 5000,
and the Republicans will elect most of
the municipal ticket. The Legislature
will be Republican by q comfortable
margin.
MISCELLANEOUS RETURNS.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Vote for rail-
road commissioner, Third district
CLARK, Rep. 2701; Phillips, DEM, 204S
Bretz. Pop, 1863.
In the First railroad district the vote
for commissioner is as follows: La
Rue, Democrat, 1860; Beckmsn. Re.
publican. 1858; Bell, Populist, 6l5.
Sutro's friends claim his election.
Republicans apparently deserted Ell.
ert.
The herald., 1894-11-07
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Reports From Every Section Indicate
Budd's EisctiOn.

Reports From Every snction Indicate
Budd's Election.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 6.--The election to-.
day was the 9uietcat held ior years. The
saloons were all closed and but one blow
wee struck during the day. The
weather was perfect and the vote full
one. The vote will probably reach 1000.
Partial returns from a dozen OF the 81
precincts show Estee we'll in the lead
for governor and johnson for congress-.
The Republicans expect to elect all, or
nearly all, their county candidates.
BUDD's COUNTY.
Stockton, Nov. 6. - San Joaquin
county will give Budd from 500 to 800
plurality. Republican nominee for
assembly elected by 200 plurality.
sAETA cRrz
SANTA CRUz, Nov. 6--Estee will prob
ably have 300 plurality in this c3unty.
The Republican candidate for assembly,
B. A. Osborne, ia elected.
FRESNO.
FRESNO, Nov. G. Both of the old par.
tics claim victory in this county,
though it looks like victory for the Re-
publicaua.
AN ELECTION FATALITY.
MERGED, Nov. 6. - Constable Yoakum
was fatally shot tonight by an unknown
man whilo trying to separate two mer
auarreling over politics. 1t is feared
that be will be lvnched. It'll hard tt
tell who carries the election.
NEVADA COUNTY.
NEVADA, CAL, Nov. 6.-Is is believed
that Estee's plurality will be $50 in thi
county. johnson carries the county TO
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JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 6.--DiapatcheA
from ali quarters of the state indicate
the election OF the Democratic candi,
dstes for congress in every districs by
large msiorities.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 6.-Mississippii
Thomae CGtehings, Democrat, is elected
in the Third Congressional district.
j. @. Kyle Democrat, is elected in the
Second district.
The herald., 1894-11-07

The Herald will issue
an extra edition with
fuller returns about 1890
a. m.
The herald., 1894-11-07

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Use the Electric oil heater; no smoke
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