Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-19


House are preparing "urh M lhn
nest session.
LfSlyatos H. OCT The
committees on Southern Railroads
proceeds South from here on The
10th inst
The subcommittee Of the jude
larry committee assemblies NJ the
capitol morrow to investigate
whether Maryland has n republican
constitution.
WAsnIsGToN, Oct. 0,-.Election
returns from 10 counties in Penn
sylyania gives u Democratic major
ity of 1886, Half the State un-
heard from.
From Ohio, in 20 counties, not
including Hamilton, lack 100 Of an
average gain necessary to carry the
State for the Democrats,
Pennsylvania corrected returns :
Republican maiorities' Ches tor
county, 1000; Susquohanna 1900
Dauphin, l,4O0; Lebanon, l,O9s,-
Democratic majoritios Carben 40
Luzerne, 1900; York, $1,000 Buck'
$500; Woodward, democrat, for va
cancy probably elected, lie runs
700 behind the ticket in Luzerne,
Republicans claim Ohio by 5000
.ClScINyATI, Oct. 9.-Ilamilton
county Republican ticket elected by
1900 majority Against amendment
5000. -.
The Commercial OF this morning
says State dispatches show such
large Democratic gains us TO leave
State ticket doubtful, and make Leg
islaturc very doubtful. 81 e."
CLEVELAND, Ohio, 9.-Thc Leddfr
comedies Humans election by o.
900 majority. The Columbus. Jour
nal on the other hand maintains
election of Hayes by small major
ity, and says the republicans have
n small majority in tho House but
comedies Senate to democrats by
one majority.
New YORK, 9.-"Rising Sun from
Panama LIST, cholera disappeared
from the coast but prevailed in the
interior. -
NlcARAGUA-revolution in Ara
guipa, Peru, suppressed after ~
hours fight, fifty killed, many woun-
dcd.
WASHINGTON, 9.-Custom author
tiles of Cuba have issued orders
that goods must not be manufactur-
ed to order when shipped to that
Island.
The Gazette and Commercial both
tclegraphcd here that negro suffrage
was defeated in Ohio by $4,000 ma.
jority.
/ The Legislature is democratic.
They claim Hayes election by
$500.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Woodward
(dcm.) elected in the 18th Penn
district.
THE DEMOCRATIC MAORI
TY IN THE STATE Is ABOUT
NINE THOUSAND. ~ ....
Sherman and Gov. Parsons, o.
Ala. had a n interview with tho
President to day.
Charter election at Newark N. J.
resulted in the election Of Repub-
lican Mayor by a majority OF 80, {
| .,,l;o,l loo. If 1000
Private dispatches make Thur
mans election highly probable.
No figures from Iowa yot.
C1No1NNATI, Oct. 9.-Cary's ma
iority, 994, q Republican loss OFFS
90, and the amendment defeated by
5000 majority in Hamilton county.
CINcINNATI, Oct. 10.-This morn
ing's Commercial says over 30 coun
ties heard from gi o Thurman
(dem.) 5000 majority. i h re
naming % or 80 counties, embrac,
ing several in the Reserve, will Ger
tainly reduce these figures, blu
whether sufficiently to elect Hayes
(rep.) is doubtful. :,
The official count only wi |
show.
The Legislature hopelessly gon
Democratic.
The Enuuirer gives Thurman
majority of 2169.
The Legislature stands. House
so radicals Sc democrats: Senate
dem. 10; rad. II. ..
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1O.-The Unite'
States Circuit Court granted habea
corpus for VIM. Murphy, who wa
sentenced to ten years imprison
ment for burning Mississippi Rive
boats during tho war, by mil'tar.
commission.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-T h
Ledqer table includes Sc counties
giving democratic majority OF 81
70.
Seven counties to hear from, CAV
last year 54s Republican majority.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The DE
mocrats gain nearly 1000 votes i
Lancaster, Thad. Stevens county.
A special telegram from Colum
bus, Ohio, says, Returns still sho'
Thurman's election"
S. S. Cox telegraphs the Ney
York World, tbusly: "THE DEN
OCRATS HAVE SWEPT TIL.
STATE COMPLETELYlll -
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1914 pei,
P. M.-Returns show Hayes n
doubt elected by 1000 to 1000.
The Legislature is Democratic b
a small majority, Carroll, HoSkin
ond Noble counties to hear from.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1O.-Reput
. lican Central Committee claim tn
State by 1000 majority, while tn
Democratic Committee claim it b
5000 10 5000.
. RICHMOND, Oct. 9.-Gen. Schohei
! left to-day for Washington, whei
he and other District Commander
il is stated, have been called by til
: President.
A telegram to the Dispatch, say