Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

~ shtifuiy fsistls, being compiled from dasfsn
sources. - VI have rsesifsi them bat ull snstl,
our readers 10 aPpruslmaie b the general result
Sufficient Il knovn 10 ensure the election " Genera
Houston, by largs msjority A, 70 the other can.
dlates on the State Ticket. II Is uncertain, . yet.
Who is elected whites CHANCES seem 10 be best
Rasfaaa eouHiy--(Not sntirsl Houston, $50
Runusls, IN, Clark, 270i Lubbock. 257 Reagan
1885, Oehiltres, a. Crosby, $685. White. 2Os Rep
Tessniat'e,-(R Kaufman aud Henderson eouniis,,l q
D. Manon, 81, A, d, Norton, 2s5, District Clerk
kaufman county J, I, Rays, 255i A. J. Ellis, as6
For the amendment to the constitution, ssi sgaih',.
-,
DsHion CouEiy-Houston. $50; Ruunsls, lsS,-
We have not received the for the balance Of
the ticket Clarks majority Is supposed TO be about
100, White will have majority for Commissioner
Wa A. Elicit, Esl OF Wise county, Is elected float
ing representative from Collin, Denton, Sc, by a
large majority,
ASDERsoS,--A slip from the Advocate Office, gives
US the following returns Houston, Clio; Runnol.,
iO7. Clark, iSa; Lubbock. 5is Reagan, 776;
Olhillree, 2ll. Crosby. 5i5; White, 45i For State
Senate ,-Rainey, is0i saddler, i73; Parker, co.
for Representative, Dale, and Ben Parker, are
elected both strict democrats
LAMAR.-This county has given Runnels majority
Of sO' We have no returns for tho balance Of the
ticket One Runnels and one Houston candidate
elected to the Legislature.
RAD RIvER-Gvos Houston majority of GO. Ep-
person, (HoustOn) elected to the Legislature
HorKNs-Is reported to for Houston by $50 mai,
with partial returns only.
FASSIs.-llouston 7is; Runnels. 40. Lubbock,
$3.50; Clark, $685. Crosby, s2O; White, 500,
GRArsOs-Is reported for Houston by 25O; Clark.
225 maj; Crosby, 200 maj J. L. Henry, tIIouston)
elected to the Legislature.
CooEE.--Gainspiiic preeinet-Houston, 223; Run
nels, SO. Clark, POI; Lubbock. 95. Crosby, li6;
White, $780, Reagan, 29i; ochilree, s. Elicit, l7o
WEIGH, %; Calhoun, %.
YoUNG.--Houston, 90; Runnels, so. Clark, rs;
Lubbock, 81. Crosby, IS; White, 40. Reagan, los;
ochil,ree, o. For representative 20; welch
20.
JAcK.--Ineompletc.- Houstcn, 90; Runnels, l6.-l
lark, 81; Lubbock, l6. Crosby, 55; White, 26.--
Reagan, 81; Ochiltree, ..
PALo PINTO, Incomplete. Houston, 1874; Run
nsls. IA. Crosby, ll4i White, H. Hamilton, 10,
waul, 10
HARRrs.-Runnels, 497: Houston, GA. Lubbock,
$50; Clark, 5sl. White, 1850; Crosby, 60. waul,
1876; Hamilton, 676
LEos.--Houston, 42l; Runnels, $751; Clark, SS5; |
lubbock, Sl4. Crosby, 401 White, $40. Hamilton
66; Waul, $50 Whaley, for Senator, has maj. of |
80 in the county. Middleton. (fIouston) elected
representative.
GRIMEs.-Housto, 465, Runnels, 254. Clark 4lO,
lubbock, 81. White, ass; Crosby, 164. Hamil-
on, 4l8; Waul, 254. Jesse Grimes has 2s2 mai for
Senator in the county; D. c. Dickson, (Houston)
elected representative by 175 majority.
BsxAR.-Houston, SO5; Runnela, sos. Clark, COL;
lubbock, 1888. Crosby, 1856; White, ISL. Hamilton,
VA; Waul, sl9. G. schleker, elected Senator
CoMAL--Gives Runnels $50 majority
G.lLvEsroN-Give Runnels 95 mai Lubbock, 249 |
MAJ Wanl, rs mai
Woop.-IIouston, 404; Runnels, 242.
HOPKINS. Houston, 535; Runnels, 4Ol
UrsHUR-75 maj. for Houston.
BOWIE precincts -Runnels, 100; Houston, 49,
TITUs.-66 maj. for Houston.
HYs-Houston, 1872; Runnels, Sc. Clark 1870;
lubbock, 81. Crosby, 1903; White, 49, Hamilton,
II; Waul, 60.
BURSETr.-lIouson, 297; Runnels, 55. Clark,
80; Lubbock, &c. Crosby, 1917; White, 11o. Ham
ton, 22s; Waul, g.
CoLoRADo.--Houston, 525; Runnels, 1871. Clark
70, Lubbock, l27. Hamilton, 1856; Waul, l22.
FAYETrE. Houston, 284; Runncls, 2G8. Clark,
10; Lubbock, 247. Crosby, 142; White 376. Ham
ton, 236; Waul 1917.
BAsTRor.---Hunnels mai %; Lubbock's mai 06; G
hite's maj. 1885, Waul's maj. 46. t
GONZALES Houston, PAL; Runnels, GA. Clark,
b.; Lubbock, OIL Crosby, 225; White, DO b
amilton, 205; Waul, 2S2. d
CALDwELL.--Houston, $50; Runnels, 22s. Clark, =
2; Lubbock, 242, Crosby, POI White, $50 Ham +
on, $50; Waul 242
70 majority.
maj. at one precinct, 48. ,
RoRERTsoN.- maj 167; Clark g maj. 1856;
lmilton's maj. 140; Crosby's maj. 1862.
maj, 81. Lubbocks maj.
Is. Whites maj al. Reagan's maj. 595. Caddell,
ected representative from Houston county, and A.
Rsiney elected Senator from Houston and Ander-
ANGELrNA--Gives Houston 81 majority. II
SHELBy--one precnct--l25 maj for Houston.
RUsK-Houston, 81 maj, with two boxes to hear =.
ON.
MEDISA.-Runnels' maj 1853; Lubbock's 1856; Cros-
Is 150; Waul's III.
maj 80; Clarks Al Crosby's
; Hamilton's 80. IL
GoszALEs.-one Precinct--Houston' IS majority, 81;
auls majority, q.
SEouN.---Runnes, 14S; Houston, 119; Lubbock,
10; Clark, 1922 White, $50; Crosby, LOG +; Waul
%; Hamilton, 49,
The following majorities are reported in the counties
lmed
For HousToE.-Falls, 1872; Freestone, II; Hender-
N, l09; Smith, 900; Bell, 1O1; Williamson, 3lO;l
ravis, lss; Bosque, l25; Erath, 200; Coreyelle,
20; Lampassas. 1903; NacOgdoches, 4O7; Cherokee.