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

The election pw.od OH iu tlu mU.l
uUjl nud Urlprly uuun,r llfr IU0.
lp'. nr. uuW lpiuu counted. TIE rulls
|U.guIivr iIp..l b. uhoud iI fuIIUg.
UIigu. f.uu.ucr ',rUFu and NIulIuu..
pYIl. IlIp vote Uu IIIu H'I.m iIrI,Ul IN
lIs city it very rIO... iIl'ru VIII not
u" pIurr than lwO hundred ulujurlly
| either way. The election of the outirc
conservative tirkrt H. conceded The
conservatives claim ,lic parish hg from
/ three hundred to five hundred mnjOii-
IS. Many negroes voted with the
white people. The republicans admit
that the arrest of the merchants was
bad policy, ms many who had taken no
part in politics since the war, closed
their places Of business aud engaged
actively in the CANVASS.
one ward in De Soto parish reports
u heavy conservative majority.
The Times special from Homer says
Claiborne parish gives seven hundred
conservative majority.
a special to the same paper from
Minden parish claims three hundred
conservative majority in Webster.
The evening Telegram republican,
says, we arc satisfied that there has
Oceh II luil II iree eiectio" an" '''t
both parties WIZ aoiue lie eNPIc'Ic"
will OF the people through the ballot
box.
NEW IBERIA, November 4'IA c"urt
Ter rom ~. MartihsNilie Nv nun Puo'
six O'Clock p. NJ, reports that NE elec-
ton in st. Martins PARISH passed on
quietly. Lahore, inns morning ~
tempted to issue lrauuulelt irsissrn.
ton papers hroug tiie oueN min tr,s
OF the court mousse Which was iiue-
trated ny Colonel fouriet'
There being no poN II, we bayou
precinct, W. hundfe ana my whites
were uePii.eu 'ou'nS' n,
Point precinct the negroes voted en-
masse with the whites. me estimated
majority Tor ne peoples 'eNe' % 1--WE
hundred II hfty. M
NEW ORLEANS, November n-i iLE,
election passed OH very quietly Ut inns
place. The votes are now oeihS COUNT
ed. No official returns ave oeeh re-
ceived, but Indications are that ine
city has gone conservative by Twelve
to thirteen thousand, ana many proihi'
nent conservatives claim fifteen they
sand majority. ~ Is Seller"iiy oelieS-
ed that Gibson mas defeated oSPMer
tUf congress III Tue nrs' Iis.ilo'' ri III
conservatives ciaiui eieetlpi' " "a
lis in the second District, CnouSi Iife
vote Will be very r-close. ~lHe|oeilo-
Gratis claim the state oy lhIeeto hVe
thousand majority. Yesterday the re-
publicans sSI4nlated lssS Wouiu carry
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority.
Now the mostsaAfguine only claim IL
by ten Thousand, ana others Oy aShlall-
lpYnfaj6ff4'. The vote for congressman
mi tlIeIIird, fourth, fifth and siYlh1lS-
triets WIFI be very close from tine pre-.
CONGRATULATIONS. AIT thepoAlts neard,
from report a heavy colored vote ior
1.-THE conservatives.
kilograms from fourteen stations IN
the parishes report that~the eleellon
~passednQtf quietly.
LIDNfGHT-No returns yet received
ltoftlG city vote, but enough Is KNOWN
ITO WARRANT the statement that the cop
servatiyes have certainly not less thyn
item and possibly hteel thousi'ila hinfr
jority. IeporJsIf@m the PARISHES are
meager, bHt2how conservative gains
over the vYte OF lSI2. ihdlratioii3 are
that thAS<1c ~ the state VIII DE cloSe.
Whp1cutServatives claim 0 congress
Nncn, but the republicans 90 NOT aulhll
the loss OF hut one. NO disturbances
are reported from amy quarter.
New ORLEANS, November o.-l'e-
turns this morning indicate thirteen
thousand conservative majority III inc
city. Gibson, i'll the hrst district, aha
Ellis in the second congressional, each
so out OF The city WIN over SIX !iiou-
sand majority, and their election Is
regarded rs certain by the conser'ac
tives. They also claim the eiectloh Oh
Levy i'll the lourtn, spence III the
fifth and Moore in the sixth district.
The conservative state centTal ON
mittee regardthe election OF Nlolicure,
state treasurer, as certain. Seven par
ishes have been heard from, including
Orleans, give Moncure over fourteen
thousand majority.
The conservatives claim ten OF the
eighteen state senator's, II at least
sixty members OF the house--a soou
working majority. In the house they
elect twenty-three representatives III
the city.
SHREVEPORT, November o.-Nearly
complete returns from all III thls
parish (Caddo) show u democratic ma
jority of six hundred. The Official re-
turns will not materially change these
figures. The registered colored MAJOR
ity in this parish is one thousand TWO
hundred and scventy-siX, showing
there was Il heavy colored vote for the
conservatives. Three democrats are
elected to the legislature, and Levy Is
elected to congress from thls district
beyond Il doubt.
LATER Complete Official returns
from this (Caddo) parish, give the
democrats II majority OF SIN hundred
and t~wenty-ninG.
Two precincts III Sosie parish give
the democrats u majority. No Others
heard from.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November b
An immense vote Is being quietly
polled. Many colored people are vot-
ing the radical ticket.
Negro wonen dressed as men voted
the radical ticket at Huntsville. They
were jailed.
The negroes are rejoicing over the
two destructive fires here this morning.
EUFAULA, Ala, November IA
riot commenced at the polls at noon
to-day by IA negro drawing Il pistol and
starting to Whlp negro Tor voting the
democratic oaiiot. lhree negroes were
Killed, Tour mOrtally, seven seriously