The herald., 1896-11-04

81. No returns yet received from out
lying precincts in Ell Dorado county.
Woodland-The election passed OFF
quietly. Partial returns indicate that
Bryan's majority will be about 150,
while some claim that Mckinley will
carry the county, but this is improbable.
English, Democrat, for congress. is run
ming behind his ticket, and Hilborn will
receive majority.
Redding-Count progressing slowly in
this city. The indications are that
Bryan will carry the city by 100 majority.
Barham seems to be running ahead of
his ticket
Modesto-Complete returns from Mo-
desto show a majority of 81 for Bryan,
majority for Castle, 10 majority for
Elliot for assembly, and 81 majority for
Minor for superior Judge No super
visors were elected in this city.
SCATTERING RETURNS.
San Jose-The entire Republican ticket
Is elected by majorities of from 300 TO
500 Judging by returns received the
emily possible exceptions are Biddle foc
senator and Hyland for superior judge.
The Democrats concede the county.
Mckinley gains throughout the county,
and will probably carry it Caminetti 70"
the assembly is elected by small ma
jority johnson for congress will prob
ably lose the county by 400. Marchans,
Republican. supervisor in lone, is de-
feated by Clifton, Democrat. The count
of jackson precincts will not be complet
ed before 4 a. m. The Republicans may
elect one out of three supervisors
Sacramento-The Republicans elect
Sims to the assembly from the Twen.i-
eth district and Ennis from the Twenty
first. There is doubt about the Twenty
second district, where the candidates
are Lovdal, Republican, and Lands
borough, fusionist Doty, fusionist IS
elected to the state senate.
San Joaquin county's total vote, add
ing Peoples party and Democratic
gives Bryan 13 plurality. The vote was
not added in all Precincts. Populist to-
tai vote is $40. De Vries for congress has
1922 plurality. Langford, Democrat, is
elected senator Austin, Republican, is
elected asseDbiyman. Foreman. Demo-
crat and Peoples party, elected assem-
blyman. Republicans eject one judge,
Ed Jones, and Judge Budd. Democrat,
Is reelected. Republicans elect one
supervisor. and lose two by small plu-
ralities.
Auburn.-Ten precincts, which gave
Harrison plurality of 20 over Cleve-
land in 1892, give Mckinley 43. De Vries
for congress leads Johnson in the same
precincts.
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quiet here ell day, about all the returns
are in. Mckinley vote far ahead.
Lodi.-Complete returns give the fol-
lowing vote: Mckinley 1S4, Bryan 1S3,
DE Vries 246. Johnson III. Langford,
for state senate, 1853; Swain. A. P. A.
candidate for same office, 12O; Austin,
Republican for assembly. 220.
Fresno.-At 2 p. m. complete returns
from 40 precincts give Mckinley 213O
and Bryan 1860 Returns on congress
men are not complete, but show. as far
as received, thai Bowers is running far
ahead, and that Castle will have very
small majority in the county.
San Francisco.--One hundred and sew
enty-nine precincts in San Francisco
out of 313 give Mckinley 17,762 Bryan
trict Mcguire, Democrat, received in
125 precincts out of total of $780, II. sos,
O'Brien, Republican, 1920
First congressional district-71 pre-
cincts out Of a total of 40 give Barham
1892, Cutler. Democrat, 2O94, Monteith
IT,
Second district-124 precincts out of
total of 461 give Johnson. Republican.
5746, DeVries. Democrat. 7l16
Third district--99 precincts out of to-
tai of 267 give Hilborn, Republican, 7371
English, -Populist, 5446
Fifth district-23 precincts out of a
total of 221 give Loud, Republican, 1929
Kelly, Democrat. 500, Kline, Populist,
!61.
Sixth district. 9s out of 319 give Nc
Lachlan, Republican, $40; Barlow,
Democrat Popul.st. $685.
Seventh district. 15S precincts out of
4s5 give Bowers, Republican, 696S; Cas-
tie, Dsmocrat-Populist. 6O43.
Seven hundred and forty two precincts
in California out of 2377, including 17s in
San Francisco, give Mckinley 5O.2O7;
Bryan. 45.f76
II Mckinley keeps up the average
shown in the precincts already counted
in the state there is no doubt that he
VIII carry the state by comfortable
majority. The Republican state central
committee claim sthat he will have 20
900 votes the best of it and that six Re
publican congressman out of seven have
been elected.
Two hundred and eighty-seven pre-
cincts out Of Il total of 313 in San Fran
cisco give Mckinley 26,S2S; Bryan 25,-
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