The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-15
ohio Carried BY The Democrats
by from Ten 10 Fifteen
Thousand Majority.
The Arkansas Democracy Make
Almost q Clean Sweep.
Iowa ana Nebraska sim Adhere
10 their Black Idol.

w sHAh hiN'h hNNlt
LITTLE liOCh, October l3,-'lhe clcc'
lion was the most quiet aud orderly
over held In the state not u single die.
lnrbRnce occurred. The vote N quite
ml. The indications are that the con.
servNtivos have carried this city by two
hundred majority, and the county by
three hundred aud llnS no Official
returns will he received until mid.
night.
lNpIANAP0Ls, October l3,--rhe
election passed Oh quietly, The ticket
IN this city was very long, aud II full
vote was polled, ltwlll be u late hour
before reliable returns can Toe obtained.
IoGANsrORr Ind, October li.--TLe
election passed of quietly. \ Iargc
vote was polei The democratic state
ticket carried the county by the usual
majority The democrats elect their
state senator, and the republican, pro-
badly elect representative,
INpIANArOLIs October ll--The 70.
turns at three O'Clock this morning are
still very meager and il is impossible
TO tell the result on the state ticket
The republicans. certainly elect seven
congressman. The journal comedies
the election Of the majority of the
democratic ticket IN this city and
county.
COLUMBUS, O., October t., The
weaIheris most proptous for the elec-
ton In Ohio to-day,
The candidates TO be clcctedare,
secretary OF state, two Judges and
clerk Of the supreme court, school COM
missioner, member OF the board of
public works, mem bers Of congress and
county officers. The temperance issue
has much TO do with the campaign, as
the democratic platform took strong
grounds in favor Of the enforcement of
the liquor laws, the question no doubt
has caused the loss of many votes to
the republicans in tho cities, but gains
in the rural districts. In many Goun-
ties independent tickets We're in the
field and much scratching has been
the result, which will greatly delay re-
linh fiuurps Inst wear n full vote of
i'"oie iisu'''' i'''' va " '",l W. "
'ne S'"'r was "'v '"'T - 'e'ns w. va
i'a'e" '''"V oNe' u's"' ''''''',''''N p0oi'0
"'' NV wy ~ 49, No.
mas peeh i'""e y" '"e "'s ,,'' ,e
serve, ANU It. sV' '''' ''V''' Vs.
"hlch "l'i' " - 'NP'o'''' '''"'' WV
'''uc'' u ''''' i'Ne' w WV r
CiNCiNNAlh "''ooe, i'' ~ WV
Iloo Vo'oay p"SSc" o'i very 4"''sN
ne contest D''" eV' Wv n 'l''' ,'',,l
banning iof con 'S9 :" Wv 49,, ~,
"'s'rlcV ~ very 'ioNr' =" ,l,'
'rice H"yior II lat "l'P""' "e '",'''"
NOUS "re 'i'"V " i''' '"'' ''"'
polled' me rePupic"nS are S",'S''"'
OF the eisct'oh Oh STEVENSON III '''' H'''
o"o u'S'f'c'' nc "e''''''"''
equ"liy s"lg"'''e Oh we s''''''N VI '''''
c"ruiu"'e'
NAsNAhANp, oc'o'e' r. Nv .i i,,
'ioii passeo Oh qu'e''S, ANU '"'s' Wv,
was poiieu' me '''"'t"''"''s ''' INV
PARSONS, republican, Is oe'e,''' p"
fayhe, democrat lor congress ~ i,o",
TWO Thousand I" twenty-five 'i''''"''"
majority.
CINCINNATI October it--Uohp'e'e
returns from Hamilton count! sNo
William Bell, democrat Tor secretary
OF state, l,O94 mDority' Injuries %
Smart, democrat, for school commIs'
sioner, 4,Gl7 majority; W'J' Gilmore
democrat, for judge OF the supreme
court, 46l5 majority; George lex, ior
judge of the supreme court to NIL va
cancy, 1859 majority; Milton oayIor,
democrat, for congress from the lirS'
district, 1881 majority, over Green re-
publican; II. b. Banning democrat ,or
congress from 'ne se'o''u "'S' ',,,,,,aon.
majority over stevenson, , r' .,,"ria