The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-08
California.

SAN Francisco, Nov. Returns re-
ceived in this city up to a. m. do not
materially change figures sent out at 8
O'Clock. Budd, democrat, for governor,
still leads by nearly 1000 votes in San
Francisco. Chairman Gould, of the
democratic state central committee, es-
Inmates his plurality will be over $4,000,
which will be sufficient to elect him.
All indications point to smaller vote for
Estee, rep, in the interior than was ex-
pected. Republican managers concede
the city to Budd, but are hopeful that
the country vote will be large enough to
overcome Budd's plurality. Budd's as
sociates in the state fight appear to have
been sacrificed in his interests. In this
city they are behind the head of the
ticket, and the interior returns indicate
similar condition. 1t is apparent that
the republicans have elected six or seven
congressman, Mcguire in the fourth dis
trict being the only democrat who will
represent California in the next con-
gress. He leads his republican oppo-
nent, Shannon, by about 1000 votes.
Returns indicate that the next legisla-
ture will be republican by a big major
ity.
At IL O'Clock this morning Chairman
Cornwall, of the republican state central
committee, was seen at headquarters,
and when asked to give an opinion as to
the outlook in the state, said that the
returns were coming in SO slowly and
were so conflicting that it would be i'm
possible to give anything like definite
statement until tonight or tomorrow
morning. The count in this city had
reached such a stage, however, that the
indication favored the election of Budd,
DEM, for governor. Mr.. Cornwall was
of the opinion that the remainder of the
democratic state ticket would be defeat
ed. He said the legislature would be
certainly republican, thus insuring the
return of republican successor to Sena-
tor Perkins. The republican chairman
was also equally certain of the election
of six out OF seven congressman in the
state. He SAID that the principal fight
had been made on the election of the
republican candidate for congress, and
he considered altogether that the state
had done its duty to the republicans.
Half of the city vote counted by noon
gives Budd $500 plurality. Temple,
dem., and Henshaw, rep, for supreme
justices, are several thousand ahead in
this city.
Seventy-three complete precincts in
the first congressional district give
Barman, rep. 3599, Geary dem. 3219,
Grigsby pop. district give Johnson rep.
1880, Caminetti dem. 3449, Cornell
pop. 2312.
The populists claim the A. P. A. move
ment put them in bad shape. Around
headquarter talk is going on that Web
ster will get 10000 votes in this city, but
if the A. P. A. had not put in an oar it
would be twice as much. The populists
concede that the next legislature will be
republican.
In the mayoralty count in this city,
Sutro pop, is forging ahead, and it is es-
timated he will have plurality of be-
tween 10, 900 and $1,000.
Eighty-three complete precincts in q
total of PAP in the third congressional
district, give Hilborn rep. 1929, English
dem. 5000, Vance pop. 2O56.
One hundred and twelve complete pre-
cincts in total of 292 in the sixt h con-
gressional district, gave McLacklan rep.
. 6O79, Patton dem. 1900, Bowman pop.
J $3.50.
One hundred and seven complete pre-
cincts in total of 479 in the seventh
congressional district, give Bowers rep
1873, Afford dem. 1884, Gilbert pop. 2s41