The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-05

publican, for congress, The chances
arc that Hynes carries Pulaski county,
The democrats claim his election NY q
large majority Noreporls from other
districts,
sOUTH CAh0LikA,
CHARLEsrOG, y, g., November i'--il
Is impossible yet 10 approximate the
result IN lhis slate, la Charleston
Green, fusion, beats Chamberlain, re-
publlean, by over a,OOO, The epnsery'
auyes arc confident aud claim two con-
gessmen, The election was remark
ably quiet,
nAssAOnpsKrTs
liosTOE, November l,--One hundred
aud twelve towns give Talbot sp,boo,
aud CASTOR e7,7sO against last year
"a, $50 republieauaud II, iap Democratic
This does not include Boston, Worees'
tor aud I.owell, The Traveller, repub'
liean, gives the State 10 CASTOR, 10 THIS
city viii give him a majority Of 5000
or 1000, This seems 10 be the general
opinion, though the close vote may
change the result
lOP, M--lhe Journal gives the vote
Of eighteen towns, VIZ Talbot lAiOOsl
CASTOR, 4Oasa, with Boston not In
euded, aud comedies 5000 majority W
CASTOR IN this city, II says unless The
back towns come up nobly before
morning, tho result viii be the cleo
ton Of CASTOR aud defeat Of all the re'
publican candidates for congress, OK
cept Pierce, Harris aud huntington,
The Herald says that Aver undoubled'
ly will be defeated by I'arboS, demo-
mal, for congress, Tho republicans
have elected NJ far, thirly'slX state
representatives, Two senators, and The
democrats fourteen representatives aud
three senators,
llosrON, November l,--Gaston'a plu'
ralily IL 5000
The democrats elect ~ congress
Thompson IN the sixth, TarboS In
the seventh, Warren la the elglh,
Chaplin Ia the eleventh, with hanks
aud selcye, independents, The lcgIH'
lalurc stands democrats, 10 republic
cans, "a house, republicans, lDl !
democrats, 10. Tho legislature h large
" opposed TO prohibition.
IsC0NsIN.
MILWAUKEE, November I.-'fhcre ls
u strong probability that the rcpubli-
cons viii have majority on Joint bal
lot In the legislature, thus securing u
republican United States senator.
There II little doubt that the rcpubll-
cNus viii have II majority In the state
NJ large,
The results, IN stated In Inst nights
dispatches, are generally confirmed by
later returns. The republicans have
elected i've 10 congress and the demo-
Gratis two.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, November l.-'Addl-
tlonal returns Nre favorable TO the con-
servatives. IL IL believed that Nash II
the only republican elected to congress.
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, N0vem ber4. -'rheelection
was unusually quiet. There is con-
siderable falling of from the August
vote. The democrats claim majority
of 1000 in the city,and the election of
Colonel Casey Young to congress by
1000 majority. His competitor, Bar
bour Lewis, carried the district in 1872
by 1900 majority. His defeat is attri-
buted to his civil rights proclivitics,
and the conservatism of Colonel
Young, Many republicans, both white
and black, worked and voted for the
latter.
LArER-Young, democrat, in the
tenth district, will have $500 majority.
Credwell, democrat, is elected in the
ninth district, and Whitehorn, demo-
crat, is elected in the seventh district
by 5000.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, November 1.-The two
congressional districts go republican,
the result being assured ut the Begin
ming of the campaign. Scarcely
quarter of the votes of the district were
polled.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, November 4.--Returns
from all the precincts in this city give
Walker |, S4S majority.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, November 4.--Returns
from one hundred and forty-one dis.
trcts in this state, outside of the city of
New York, show gain for Tilden Of
$500 There are over two thousand
districts in the state outside of the city.
$3.50 Z. M--Three hundred and forty
four election districts in this city give
Dix, 25,743; Tilden, 81, 436.
Two hundred and four districts out
side of New York city give a demo-
cratic net gain of3,56S.