The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-06-11
Wasco give. approximately, Ellis, 1898;
Quinn, 1887.

clncts in the county are complete, anl
show that Northup, independent hal
carried the county by large plurality
and that results otherwise are very
much mixed. It appears to be clear
that Quinn will beat Ellis in this
county by about 400, and that NorthuI
will have about 1900 plurality over
Ellis. The Republicans have probably
elected three out of four sena tors.
They have also probably elected seven
out of nine members of the lowe,
house. The Mitchell Republicans will
probably lose the expected majority OF
the legislative ticket.
Indications from yesterdays election
in the city of Portland are that the fol.
lowing will have plurality of votes:
Bean. for supreme judge, large plur-
atty.
Northup, for congress.
Lord, for district attorney.
Thompson, for member board of
equalization.
Pennoyer, for mayor.
Frazier, for sheriff.
Moore, for circuit court clerk.
Gambell, for auditor.
Hacheney, for city treasurer.
Wasco county-Complete returns
from every precinct except Antelope
give: Congress-Bennett, 986; Ellis,
1858; Northup, 217; Quinn, 442. Su-
preme judge-Bean, 1886; Burnett,
668; CASTOR, 535. For joint senator
Michel, Rep, leads by 800 plurality.
Driver, Rep, is ahead in TIE race for
sheriff.
Clatsop county-Returns are not yet
complete. The vote SO far shows:
Bean, 1868; Burnett, 536; CASTOR, 615.
Congress 493; Ellis, 500;
Northup, 672; Quinn, 657. Gratke,
DEM, is elected as representative.
The republican legislative ticket will
be defeated.
Morrow county-The official count
shows the election of the Republican
ticket, except the sheriff and clerk.
Union county-The returns from ten
of the twenty-five precincts of Union
county give the following vote: Bean,
1874; Burnett, 55S; CASTOR, 961. Con-
gress - Bennett, 542; Ellis, 74S;
Northup, 116; Quinn, 1O49. The re-
turns from the other precincts are ex.
pected to make no material changes in
the pluralities.
Columbia county - Nine precincts
give: Bean, 47O; Burnett. 1873; Gas
ton, $3.50. Congress-Bennett, 116;
Ellis, 1858; Northup, 1888; Quinn, 800.
Ellis defeat in this county is conceded.
Quinn will beat him about % votes.
Umatilla county-Thirty precincts
out of thirty three give Ellis 100 plur-
ality. For supreme judge: Bean, 141;
Burnett, 642; CASTOR, $50. Teel,
Pop, is probably elected joint senator.
Wallowa county - Returns from
Wallowa county are practically COM
plete. The entire Populist county
ticket has been successful, with the ex-
ception Of Jennings, Rep, for repre-
sentative, and Williams for commits.
sioner. For congress, Quinn has about
200 plurality.
Gillian county-Quinn, Ellis and
Bennett are all closely punched, and
uncertainty prevails as to the result.
The Democrats have elected the sheriff,
and the representative is in doubt.
Baker county-Twenty precincts out
of twenty-five give: Bean, 700; Cas-
ton, 60; Burnett, TAO. Congress-
Bennett, sos; Ellis, 744; Quinn, 1874;
Northup, 1877. Yoakum, Pop, is
elected to the legislature.
Douglas county-Returns from all
except one small precinct give the fol-
lowing majorities: Tongue, 800;
Bean, 500; prosecuting attorney,
Mates, 1870. The Republicans carry
everything in the county except sheriff,
and perhaps school superintendent