The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-06-07
Entire State Ticket Elected by
Large fluralltleS Everywhere,
REPUBLICAN L, :. SENATOR
Nov Assured Mason Elected Mayor OF
rorilapd- fplton, EilliamS aud Huqhes
Elected ia clatSop County Fall
Returns Very SLOW 10
Coming iu

Portland June 6-Tho republicans hav
sven, tho state today and have clc,tc,
tho entire state ticket Gccr. republican
TOR govcrnor will not have less than San
| plurality and Il would unt hc surprlsinl
II d reaches looN when the votes are al
| counted
| Returns from tho counties which Wen
strongly for Bryan In lNS show large re-
publican g0ins, Tho rvpuhlcaps Will hay,
a majority In tho legislature which vii
Insure the election ot republican Unite,
States senator 90 an tho vacancy row OK
!stinA from this state.
NJ, \. Moody. republican. Is elected con
gNssman In the second district bv al
lc'St Soo ana his plurality may bc mucf
hrser Tongue, republican. Is undouh,.
vu'E reelected 20 congress In tho ars,
u's'rlcI though by smaller pmrnlit,
man that given Moody In the second
W. ; Mason. regular republican has
been elected mayor ~ Portland hv ,
plurality ot more than lao. ana tho ,ntir,
republican legislative ticket In this ,,ppt,.
mas been successful. with tho possibl, az.
tvpuon ot state senator. IN, coptcs, h,.
tween Joseph Simon and W. 7. Hume gor
That of'lco being very close
William Fuslcr, republican. ia elected
sherin and W NJ Cake. anti.simon Pc.
publican. Is no doubt elected county Judge
The day IN Astoria was A vrr, oul,t
one and tho total vote was comparatIyclv
nSht Little or no Quarrcling was In.
dulgcd Ia and both candidates and voters
IN the main, conducted themselves In an
onieriy manner The weather was n.r.
feet and the smalncss ol tho vot, was
accounted Tor by the fact that A large
number W fishermen wrrc unable % reach
the city from the fishing ground.
Up 20 o'clocN this morning run rrports
hod no, been received from the outside
precincts Of the county. nor had all OF tho
totals from the seven city precincts been
figured up hy the Official returning board
ot the county. Enough Information was
received. however. ~ rar As the state
ucket Is concerned. 90 make 90 certain
that Malcolm A. Moody. Tor congress. r..
7. Grer for governor. and +. I. Dunbar
for secretary of state. lre elected by a
handsome majority In this county. Thorn.
as \. Mcbride tor district judge received
q larre majority
on The county ticket the race between
C. w. Fulton and John u. smith for
state senator was very close unr. with
the chances at Z o'clock this morning In
favor ~ Mr. Fulton Judge j. n. u. cray
's undoubtedly reelected % the Office ot
county Judge From an information OBJ
tainnhle. aside from the Official count. j.
w. Williams has been elected sheriff ana
". J. Nher.ty county clerk W. o. \
Pohl, present coroner. has undoubtedly
been reelected. In the city lt WAS con-
'eeded that Hughes WAS elected ustIrr of
M" peace and that Wl,kmln was rc-
elected constable
~ ! O'Clock complete returns In the
county clerks office were only had from
1nc precinct In IN" city and from four
country precincts. leaving six precincts
N the city and nine In the country 90 hear
from. The figures on that basis for the
principal Offices are ~ follows:
Congress-Moody. 379. Donaldson H.
Governor-Gcer. 500. King. lii.
Secretary ot state-Dunhar. W. KIN.
aid. l2o.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ackcrman, 267: Lyman. 2i7.
Circuit judge-Ilare, llS: Mcbride. 3g9 F.
Prosecuting attorney-Clecton. ols: No /.
and. 2ll
State senator-Ful,on. 3i3: Smith. 2ll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ls. Young, 3l2; |
smith. III: svndseth. ig7.
County judge-Gray, 326: Smith. iis.
sherit-Hare, 30; williams. 2ls.
Cle-k-TruIlinger III; wherlty. ii1.
Treasurer-DcIley. l65: Thompson 900.
Coroner-Bartel, iS7; Pohl. 90.
Justice Of the ace-Abercromblc. 100:
hughes %.
COnstable-Olsen. G0; Wickman l2s.