Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-04
FIFTH.

IOial vote, I26.
FIFTH.
G9vernor-James d. Porter, y; Horace May.
nard, li9.
Congr-ss-H. Casey Young, 20; Barbour
Lewis, l39.
senator Gath Dlstrict-John overton, 2Is;
senator 25th Dlstrict-A. 3. Haynes, II; W.
N. RsbdOlpD, l50
Floateriei Senator-Peyton J. Smith, 10:
Emerson Etheridge. Isl.
hepresen tat ves-D snocrat-Geo B. Peters
2; J0nn A housh, 20; Hugh ID. Greer, "; q.
X. Wynne, IL; j. II. Mathes, II; L. W. Finlay,
Smith, ISL; IA. 7. Williamson, $50; VIM, T.
Hitzfed, l49.
Floaieri4l Representatives.. NJ. Galloway,
2; Cecil z. Moore, l49.
Total vote, ri.
BeoaPiIulaifOn.
The total vote cast in the city was
s23]. The following Is the total vote received
In the city by the different candidates:
DEMOCRATIC.
Porter, 59i5; Young, 1851; Haynes, 5soS; Over
Ftnlay, 1852; Or or, 579}; Kous a, 5s27; Wynne,
5742; Math,s, 5779; Galloway, $50.
REPUBLICAN.
Maynard, 82S5; Lewis, 3 SO; Jesse F. Brown,
lOS; Randolph, $50, E hetidge $50: w NJ
smith, SAP: Moling, 3ns; Lucas, 1874; WI
ijamsOn, S423: N X emma, $50 Huzleld, 1926:
Moore, SSi7; Montgomery, /; Perkins, l.
SUMMARY.
Porter majority, 1850; Youngs majority,
2693; Overton's majority over highest Compel
tor, 5225; Hay ness majority over highest C m
peGitor, 2093; PeytOn smiths maiOEiJy over
highest competitor, ZlsS; Pe er's msiority over
highest competitor, Z3N; F1nlayis majority
over highest comp titor, 70; III GERS mai rity
over highest competitor, LIB; ROush s maiori-
~ over highest competitor, 2O57; Wynne's ma
.ority over highest competitor, 2I72; Msthes's
majority over highest competitor, 2-e; Gallo
ways majority over highest competitor, 2270 |
VOTE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The total number OF ballots deposited in the |
ward boxes for United states senator was 474O |
II which Andrew Johnsoa received 4lO7. In |
.he fourth and fifth civil dis riots les votes |
we're Cast ia the United States senate box, $40 /
IF the number being for Andrew johnson.
Incidents of the Day.
AT the seventh ward polls, ON Beale |
street, the negroes assaulted a white man and /
Knock ed aim down. SeIEssnt Brown arrested |
1ne of the sssziiants, but was bsset by a gang
II negroes, who rescued the prisoner and de-
leu the police TO again aLiem pt an arrest
The negroes soon became insoient and ouite
)o1steIous, and at one time serious trouble
vas app ehended. Word having been sent to
police headquarters of the conduct OF The ne
,roes, Chief AIhy summoneda squad of eight
POLICEMAN ana ma oned them Immediately
o Tue seventh ward polls. When the police
Jfned Gown BeaIe from orleans street |
he negroes at ones became ouief'
he detail was then stationed at The
'olls, and no further demonstration at yio-
est OF the day. at the eighth ward polls on
'oplar rect, near the north market house |
lhicer smith arrested negro repeater named
IN. Redo d, and logged MIN in the ADAMS
trBet statiODhOuse. RedfoId is an old
arksy, and after having voted as IL is AZ
ged, a. the precinct IN the Spring ale neigh.
OThood I'VE miles from the city, was i'm |
OTted by lot OF cunning NEGROES TO the :
ighth ward polls, where be was irving 10 [.
ast his second vote whom arrested. About ,
ne O'CLOCK in the day Officer smith de- ecfed !
negro named johnson trying To vote at the :
ighth Wafd polls. johnson CAV. his name a. | !
.undsrs, and was immediately ARE ted nv . ,
NJ Ger mth, who has known him a lopa
ME and employed him several months ago .
servant When officer smith Started =
lth JOhLson 10 the Adams street station =
ouse he was commanded by negro named
elk Hunt to release the p isoner, Hunt :
len endeavored 10 incite mob 10 release the !
ligoner, and collected to h = and seven or =
II L negroes. not succeeding in this he fol- =
wed the officer some distance, anu was nm. s
Speotedly taken IN charge snd placed in me | :
dams street siatlonhouss with johnson. n a
O. uncilman Jack Walsh, who had figured a
ate zealously in behalf of the Republican "
at the first ward, came in contact u
ia captain NJ Faddens list, and danced a %
rs not seriously mi ured, however and Ms y
aalRnt with two Other ntemen were arrasl- ~
. Tue affair created some excitement nnt ~
ere was nothing more than an ordinary fist :,
ercise, Ia " lieh Jacks head suffered more -
an his heart. ~
a United states marshal who denied a ci,i. Il
"a S IignL TO challenge a vote, lubseouen a
me H. contact with the insulted cSunIrt a.
ans list, and then attempted 10 arrest tue y,
a.tiser, -
About ten o'clock last night j. NJ. Tomenv g
Is arr rested 81 the Instance Of Ex.Mavor | -
hn johnson, Mathew V. M'Keen, ], n | &c &c
lsman and 4. ". Clapp, upon the chsrge OF y.
el,a voting Justice 5pellman issued the us
rrant which charges that said Tonanv ~
ca az me POLLS OF the sixth, seventh and ~
lth wards. Deputy Sheriff W. p. Martin p
we'd the warrant or Tommy, who was re- ~
sed on bail IN the sum OF hundred and -
} dollars TO appear for trial before Justice go
5lman at ten O'Clock this morning, his sne
ldsmRn being Colonel Keliar. The accused ~,
7e!l known Ia Aemphls as a UOftsd States ~ ~
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