The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-04
THE DAILY HERALDl wEDNEsDAl MORNING, NOVEMBER % 874

first ward between Coroner Richard
croeker and eX-sherlltp lirlen, Who ID
running 40 q candidate for congress-
Ia opposition 10 Hewitt, the Iammahy
NOMINEE, Both were backed up ny
their friends, and during the iighllhg
one Of O'Brien's gang shot aud Killed
. Cracker man, lleinloroemenls OF
police have gone 10 tho spot A leul
has long existed between 0hnen ana
Cracker for aseendancy Ia tho WATli
the latter being lammany man,
sixty,hye election districts Of this
city give Dix, for governor il,isl, TIL
den sO,gss, indiualinga demoeralle lnAT
iorily In tho city of 10000, Scattering
returns FROM lheinlerlor show uniform
gains for ridden, Wiekham, demo-
cratic, Is undoubtedly elected mayor
by large majority over both Wales
aud Oltendorfer For register the
the election Is close, the returns 10 the
present moment layOflng Jones, re-
publican, over Hayes, democratic,
7il6 y. None hundred election dis
triots In this city give Dis for gov
eruor G,lOs, Tllden, 1886 Wales
republican, for mayor 6,Og2 Wlek-
ham, democrat, l2,ilai OlIendorior,
a,3O3, Jones, republican, for register,
lO,slai Hayes, democrat, lO,aOO,
BHooRLYN, n, w. Novombera,--A
heavy vote II being polIed, Every
thug h quiet,
AssACnUsETTs,
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, November ., -
The election hnH awakened tXlmordl-
nary interest, aud vote, nenrly ~
heavy ~ that for president In 1877 h
being pollod. Seven hundred new Vo'
tcrs have been made In this city, md
M lour-l1hs of them are democrats, II
Majority Of one thousand for GaSton
may be expected In Springfield, \
good many republicans are bolting
Alexander republican nominee for
congress IN the eleventh district, but
the entire grange influence of lIamdcn
aud Berkshire counties i thrown In
his favor,
WAsluNGToN, November 3,-Tolc'
grams here indicate the defeat Of But
Ter in the sixth Massachusetts district,
BusToN, November 3.--Bank's ma
jority ~ estimated by his friends now
ut fully five thousand IN the Nth dis
trict over Gooch, who had a.. maj orlty
In 1872 Of four thousand four hundred
and lilty-nlne.
Forty towns, estimated by the Tray
elcr, give net gain for the democrats
OF 1853.
The journal givesin forly-iourtowns
Talbot s,OS5 and CASTOR 1880 votes.
The same towns last year gave Wash
burn $500 and CASTOR i,23i,
Twenly-three towns give Talbot Il
majority of 1881.
1870 =. M.--Eighty.seven towns re-
turn for Talbot, 90, $50; Ifor Castor,
a, 800.
a dispatch to the Advertiser from
Essex says il is undeninblc that Butler
is defeated by one thousand majority
| If not more.
Pierce, republican, is elected In the
second district by Lac, The situation
is thus summed up, up to S p. NJ, by
the republicans: Chaplin, democrat,
in the eleventh district, is elected by Il
large majority; Aver, republican, sew
enth district, doubtful; IIoar, republic
can, ninth district, elected; Frost, re-
publican, fourth district, doubtful;
Banks, independent, fifth district, is
elected by large majority; b. b, Har-
riss, republican, second district, and j..
Burlington, republican, first district,
are elected beyond doubt.
The democrats already claim the
state for Castor, and the republicans
are waiting for further returns. So far
Talbot is ahead.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November 3.--Returns
indicate that the republicans have
elected Williams in the first congress.
sional district, Caswell in the second,
Meagre in the third, Rusk in the sec
ond and McDill in the Sth. The dem
ocrats claim they have elected Iynde
in the fourth, and Burchard in the
fifth. The sixth district is close and
doubtful, with the chances in favor Of
Kimhall, republican. There isa strong
probability that the republicans will
have majority on joint ballot in the
legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November B.
The election is progressing very quietly,
entirely barren of excitement. Under
the new election law the polling pre-
cincts number over one hundred, and
there being no hourly announcement
of the state of the polls, nothing
can be known to base any calcula-
ton upon until the polls close at seven