The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-05
California.
AT SIX A. N.

San Francisco Nov. 4.-Indicatio are
that the Republicans will have a ma
jority in the next legislature which is to
elect a United States senator. Incom-
piete returns have been receivd from 6S
out of the so assembly districts and these
show the election of 40 Republicans, II
Democrats and 1 Populist. Returns have
been received from Is of the 20 senatorial
districts and these show the election Of
seven Republican senators and three
hold-over Democrats will give the Re-
publicans a majority Al on joint bal
lot without considering the remaining u
senatorial districts and assembly dis
tricts yet to be heard from. These dis
tricts which have not been heard from
are principally local in San Francisco.
AT NINE A NJ.
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-California has
Joined the east in the Mckinley land
slide and its majority for the Republi-
can standard-bearer viii reach 5000 at
least. Many of the counties have not yet
sent in returns, but the more populous
and those on which the fate OF the cleo
ton hinged have all been heard from and
swell the Republican majorities to a
point where nothing to come later can
possibly disturb them. Los Angeles,
tier Of counties, is estimated as giving
from 1900 to 1000 majority for McKin-
ley. Great interest is centered on the
city only one Democratic representative
seems 10 have been chosen. The legis-
lature has gone with the general result
and may be safely classes as Republican
thus insuring the return of Republic
can to the United States senate.
AT HIGH NOON.
San Francisco. Nov 4-Total vote Of
San Francisco gives Mckinley 1871 plu-
rality Mckinley, 81 43; Bryan 31,006;
Palmer, $50. Four years ago this city
gave Cleveland $500 plurality. Returns
from San Francisco make California safe
for Mckinley. Chairman Mclaughlin
OF the Republican state committee claims
5000 majority. Chairman Afford of the
Democratic state committee does not
concede the state, believing outside dis
tricts will overcome the San Francisco
Y ote. Probably 1000 majority for Nc
Kinley in the state.
AT ONE P. NJ.
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-Returns from !
two-thirds Of the precincts in California |
give Mckinley a plurality of 5000.
AT TWO P. NJ
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-Returns re-
ceived at this hour seem to leave no |
doubt that California has gone for Nc |
Kinley by from 5000 TO 5000, and that |
the Republicans have elected probably /
five of the seven congressman. Devries !
DemocraO being elected in the Second /
district and Mcguire (DemocraO in the |
Fourth district. One thousand. one |
hundred and fifty-three precincts in the |
state out OF a total Of 1876 give Mckinley 1
Ill. 2SS; Bryan 107.927; McKinley's plu- |
rality 1857. This includes the complete /
from San Francisco. where Nc
kinley has a plurality of 147. The Re-
publican congressman probably elected |
are: First district, Barham: Third dis
trict. Hilborn; Fifth district. Loud: Sixth
Bowers.
AT THREE P NJ
San Francisco, Nov. AT $50 this
afternoon complete returns had been re-
,eived from Los precincts out OF total
of 2.317 precincts in California and they
give Mckinley l2o.e2S; Bryan liz. $50:
plurality 7.172. The esq
missing precincts gave Cleveland q plu-
rality Of only 5S7 four years ago.
San Francisco, Nov. i-Complete re-
,nrns from every precinct in the city ex-
30.452. making McKinIsy's plurality in
the city 29s. Four years ago San Fran
cisco gave Cleveland 6.5s6 plurality over
Harrison.
AT SIV P NJ
San Francisco Nov 4-No later fig
lres can be given on the presidential
contest in California until perhaps or
O'Clock this evening but the last tabu-
atoms leave no reasonable doubt that
Mckinley has carried the state by at
east 5000.
The last congressional figures make il
"a sonably certain that the Republicans
nave elected the following congressman:
First district, Baraam: Third. Hilhn-u:
fifth. Loud; Sixth, NcLachlan; Sew
nth. Bowers |,