The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-07

INUMI IIIiiN' y. l'IINl'NNf WV
viii not muulpn nu attempt todcpriyc
the democrats oflholr legal moiprlty
IN The parish.
NlW OWfEASa, November 2.--"All
suiul. rlg" vo, observed here Today
~ the tonhs wrrr decorated and the
cemeteries lhlpugcd with yi-ilors.
Weather cloaru and cool. 80 trouble M
liclpatcd.
The election Is progressing quietly.
TIP TO this hour q o'clockl no distur-
hancc Of any kind is reported.
Persons iraudulently registered are
being challenged by either party and
not allowed to vote. Many negroes
are voting the conservative ticket.
FRANKLIN, La, November 1.-The
election is progressing quietly. II is
impossible to form any opinion as 10
how the vote will go, both tickets be-
Ing the same size and color,
The United States troops are cncanip-
"a about three hundred yards in rear
Of the court house, where the election
Il being held.
NEW IRERIA, La, Novcm Ocr2.-The
election is progressing quietly. The
negroes are voting strong with the
whites.
SHREVEPORT, November ZIP to
this time it Is pcaceable in this city.
BRASuEAR, November 1.-The elec-
lion passed Off very quietly Mt this
place. The votes are now being count
ed. The republican state ticket Will
carry this pol! by three hundred and
seventeen majority. There were six
hundred and seveuty.five votes polled.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The
American Jockey club has ruled of OF
horse, b. f. Carver, aud Hugh Godfrey,
rider of Resoiute, for throwing races
yesterday. This action rules both of
them oil of all courses in the country.
Warrants were issued yesterday for
three hundred prisoners Illegally reg
isterd. The punishment for the Of
Tense is one to five years imprison-
ment.
A letter from Marseilles announces
that the yacht Maria has again sailed
from that port, taking II load to an un-
known destination.
Detective Comstock, of the postoflice
was seriously stabbed
last night in Newark by Charles Con-
roy, whom he had arrested on n charge
of carrying OH u swindling business
through the mails.
a message to the World, from Ioko-
homa, says representative of AN
American firm left there for the Uni
ted States, by steamer, on the 2sth of |
with commission topur-
chase II large quantity of rifles for the
Japanese government. 1t is also re- |
ported from Jeddo that the govern
ment has dispatched officers to the
United States to negotiate for the pur-
chase of iron clads.
A Herald New Orleans special says |
many of the people, frightened away (
to the swamps by the cavalry, on the
line of Red river are now returning
and mean to vote.
DETROIT, November 1.-The coro-
ner's inquesT over Stoddard, first en-
gineer of the exploded steamer Brook
Ign, was concluded to-day. The jury
rendered verdict declaring that the
steamer was racing at the time of the
disaster; that the safety valve had
been tempered with; that she was car
rying more steam than the law allow
ed and that Captain Brown, master,
engineer, and Order, killed
at the time Of the explosion, and who
were on duty at the time of the explo-
sion, were responsible for the disaster.
NEW YORK, November 2.-To-m NOR
row is u holiday throughout the state.
The banks, stock, gold, produce and
cotton exchanges, postoffice and GUS
ON house will be open until ten
o'clock.
PENSACOLA, November 2.-There
was killing frost and ice here this
PARIS, November 2.--Complete re-
urns from Calais elects the Bonapartist
" decided majority.
HAVANA, November 1.-The village
If Aburs, near Cienfuegos, was attack
ii on the night of the 18th ultimO, and
acked Ivy a band of forty men. The
and storehouse adjoining
we're burned, and three of the inhabi-
ants murdered. The plunderers were
overtaken and routed. Cap
ain General Concha arrived at Glen ;
uegos yesterday, and goes to San
Iouis, Porto Rico, Tomorrow.