The herald., 1896-11-05
THE LATEST CLAIM

in the legislature.
THE LATEST CLAIM
Which May Need Revising A1tUe<61
Official Count.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. tilt is nasn
certain that Mckinley has carried CaA-
fornia by at least 5000. Up 70 maanigl1a
returns from 2009 precincts out Of =
total Of 2377 in the state had been ~
ceived. These give Mckinley 133. .2e1a
Bryan, 12e.s21: a plurality Of e.s7o for
Mckinley. With 3e7 precincts to hear
from these figures are liable to be ins
creased instead Of diminished
San Francisco and Alameda counties
were the banner ones in te state. Ala
media gave Mckinley over 5000 plural
ity and San Francisco. which four years
ago went for Cleveland by 5000 and two
years ago for Budd by 11,00o, turned
the tables this year and gave MoKtnlex
a small plurality.
For congressman the Republicans
will not do quite so well. The Demo-
Gratis ahve elected De vres from the
Second and Mcguire from the Fourth
district. The contests in the Sixth and
Seventh are SO close as to make both
Republican and Democratic candidaes
nervous until the count is finished.
The only districts the Republicans are
sure Of are the First, Third and Fifth,
AS to the legislature it seems prob
able that the Republicans will be in
control on the joint ballot.
Secretary Higgins of the state Re-
n1Ihlir1n nnY1Dritfon cot <bo
can majority on joint ballot would be-
five or six. The Democrats claim to-
night that there was a fusion majority
in the assembly and that the parties
would. be close on a joint ballot. In
San Francisco the Democrats elected
three out of four senators and eleven
cut Of eighteen assemblymen.
Outside of San Francisco complete re-
turns have not been received from all
so for received show ~ Republicans. 1s
the assembly districts. bu,
Democrats and 1 Populist in the lead
Some of the Republicans, however. are
leading by small pluralities that their
Democratic opponents are likely to win
out when all the vote is cast.
In the San Francisco municinal e,ec-
ton, Phelan, Democrat, is elected NAV
or and the new charter is probably de-
feated. Judge Hebbard, who was re-
fused nomination for superior Judge
by both wings of the Republican party
and who was nominated by the nom
partisans, has run ahead Of all the tick
cts. Police Judge Campbell, who defies
all political combinations and laws also.
polled huge vote and is elected.
M'LACHLAN BEATEN.
The Chronicle says: Late tonight.
when the returns from Ventura county
came in, Congressman McLachlan con-
ceded the election of Barlow, the DEM
ocratic-Populist nominee of the Sixth.
The tabled returns show McLachlan
we'll ahead. but the later returns made
the change necessary. In the Seventh
district the vote is very close, but Bow
ers will probably win. as unreported dis
tricts are friendly to him.
STATE SENATORS.
Following is the vote in the senatorial
districts outside of San Francisco:
First-Gillette. Rep. 29S5; Haynes, Dem.
.Third-Calkins. Rep. 2s11: Prisk. Dem.
Flfth-oswisler. Rep. 25s7; Chapman.
seventh-wade. Rep. 21s2: La Rue, DEM.
:, NlnthmLuchsinger Rep. 22ss; Barcar.
Dem, 229i.
Eleyenth-Dickin,son, Rep. s12s: Mont
Thirieenth-l3rusie, Rep, S74S; oty. DEM,
1902.
. Eiftesnth-Thresher. Fl cent, sTlo Rep. 2l7s: Lang
Twenty y-seven h--Stratton, Rep, 50ss:
McPike. Dem, 21Sa.
Twent ty,nintl-Trout. Rep. 1920; Cassin.
rty-firsst-,,Morehouse. Rep. 2231: Bid
III, riSySthird-Flint S;as Rep. ssls; Elliott.
y--daIfth-Boyce, Rep. 2ssa; Shepard.
y-seventh-Bulla. Rep. 1920: Jones.
Dem, 5622. - '''' p'' '' ''
The following senators were elected
seventeenth .district-zBraunhardt. Dem.
Nineteenth-Dwyer. Dem.
Twtnty-frst-Wo Rep.
rwent y-thlrdA-Hall, Dem.
ty-fifth-Ieeney Dem.
ASSEMBLYMEN
Following is the vote for assembly,
men outside of San Francisco:
.lrst-Strain, Rep, 1868; Dewey. DeW..
1919.
.second-Hill. Rep. 1891; Devlin. DEM.
lh!rd-Damon, Rep, 9Gs; wadfngton.
Dem. T21.
Fourth Matlock, Rep, 1861; Houghton.
Dem, t32S.
Tifth-conant. Rep. 747; stranton. DEM.
ASS; Shanl,an. Pop. S01.
..-,eward, Rep, 1892; Edmon. Demss
-tven.h--stansell, Rep, 1876; Threshsr.
'ch .a--Cutter, Rep. 1859: stagner DEM.
'-' armstrong, Rep, 1o7s Sanford.
'''' ~s.sh. Rep 1888; Brid,geford Dem.
Eleventh North, Rep. 12l1; Nixon. Dem.
/ 81 .~..er. ul a.lat. 10.
b-Hobegtson, Rep, 1855; Ham
mill Dem. 1881, Winn, Pop. 6io.
-h-fus,.c. kep, 1929; Runckel.
'i''i Eoirieca ath-Burnhau, Rep, 1882; Davsn-
par. ps en-. iHs3. ~
r-if,esuth-Beaaett, Rer. $50; Caminetu.
&; ss';xtesn.h-Pr.ce, Rep. 1921; Galloway.
DEM. 1885. ,o,.
Seventies nth-Sta.s.i, Rep 1910; Keegan.
Dem. 1875.
Eight hteenth-Coombs. Rep, 1915; Rogerss
y M. 1898. -
inetesno,h-Andcrson Eep. a4oa; EdEs-
comb, 2a22
Twentieth--sims. Rep, 144o;Curtis, ps1A.
1159
aini. DEM. 11S&