The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-04

iprlly, Reports from the parishes are
meager bat show conservative gains
over the vote ~ ls7a, Indications are
HAL lhe vote IN tho state will be close
The conservatives claim four congress-
men, bat The republicans do not admit
the l0ss Of but Que, No disturbances
lra reported from any quarter
AEW ORLEANs, November 3,--lie-
turns this morning indicate thirteen
thousand conservative majority In the
city, Gibson, In the first district ana
Ellis IN the second congressional, each
~ out Of tho city with over six thou
sand majority, and their election II
regarded ~ certain Wy the eonsorya-
lives, They also claim the election ol
Levy IN The fourth, Spencer Ia the
lflh aud Moore In the slAth district
The conservative state central COM
millee regardlhe election Of Monoure,
state treasurer ~ certain, Seven par
lsles have been heard from, including
Orleans, give Moncure over fourteen
thousand majority,
The conservatives claim ten Of the
eighteen slate senators, aud vi leasl
sixty members Of the hOuso'-a good
working majority, In the house they
elect twenly'ihree representatives ~
the city,
SHREVEPORT November a,-Nearly
complete returns from all boxes In this
parish (Cuddol show u democratic ma
jorty Of sis hundred, The Official re-
turns will not materially change these
figures. The registered c0l0rcd major
lly IN this parish N one thousand two
hundred aud seyenty.siX, showing
there was n heavy cOlorcd vote for the
conservatives, Three democrats ARE
elected TO the legislature, and Levy h
elected TO congress from this district
beyond n doubt,
LATER - Complete OlllciNl returns
from this .Cuddo) parish, give the
democrats majority Of six hundred
aud twenty-ninc,
Two precincts IN Sosie parish give
the democrats majority. No others
beard from,
NEW lnERlA, La, November .. The
returns Of Iberia parish are not yet
fully made up. Experts estimate that
over 400 votes were pollod, and give
Moncurc, for treasurer, $50 majority;
lireauX, flor congress, Hoo King, state
senate, 200; Schwing, representative,
10; RendndI, parish judge, SO; Miguez,
sheriff, 02 majority over the republican
ticket.
Reports from Ncrmillon parish say
almost the entire vote Is for BrcuuS
for congress, undthe conservative Judge
representative and sheriff are elected,
WAsHEGroN, November at is
whispered that high officials here have
dispatches that Louisiana h lost by
fourteen thousand majority, and that
the conservatives have elected iOul
members of congress.
TERREBONNE November 3.--Tht
compromise ticket composed OF dem
ocruts and radicals was elected IN this
parish yesterday.
FRANKLIN, La, November 3.-Tht
following Is the vote of Franklin pre-
cinct; Moncure, conservative, fol
treasurer -; Dubuclet, republican,
lG7.
For congress--BreauX, conservative,
2l0; Dauall, republican, 673.
Legislators--Clark, conservative, 223;
Pile, republican, go; Antoine, con-
sentative, 1914; sutton, republican, 677.
THE LATEST.
II M.--Addtional returns are more
favorable to the conservatives. The
indications are that they elect five con-
gressmen and state treasurer. The
democrats now claim the election of
siXty-eight members of the legislature,
tifty-live being u majority.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, November 3.-The
whites to-day polled an average vote
in this city, but the colored vote has
fallen otfgreatly. Some of them voted
for Walker, the conservative candi-
date, while good many voted for
Robert \. Paul, colored, nominated
after the withdrawal Of Amber Smith.
The conservatives are iubilant and
claim an overwhelming victory, many
fixing Walkers majority over Burgess,
republican, in Richmond at fifteen
hundred to two thousand. Returns
from half of the precincts in the city
show conservative gain of one hun
dred md nifty over Governor Kemp
er's vote last November, which vote
Will be used in making comparison.
This Will doubtless verify the eXpectu-
tons of the conservatives. Governor
kempers majority was over one
thousand six hundred. Struggling re-
turns from precincts in the third dis
trict show gains for Walker, although
the vote is not so large.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November s.
An immense vote is being quietly
polled. Many colored people are vot-
ing the radical ticket.
Negro women dressed as men voted
the radical ticket at Huntsville. They
Were jailed.
The negroes are rejoicing over tho