The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
From our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
THE ELECTIONS.

THE ELECTIONS.
PoNcHAToULA, Nov. 3.-Moncure 149. D,
buclet 81. For Representatives Edward
Dem, 40; Cason, Rep, 81; Wands, Rep,
A slight personal difficulty occurred betwee
two men, but created no excitement.
LAKE CHARLES, La, Nov. 3.-Lake Charlie
} and Bagdad are the only places heard from
They give Dubuclet 6, Darrell 60, Moncur
1897, Breaux 1923. The election here passe
off quietly.
TRENTON, La. Nov. 3-The vote of war
seven, Ouachita parish, La, is as follows
Moncure 122, Dubuclet Isl, Spencer 122, Nc
rey $50; Cam and Stubs, for Democrat
Representatives, 1913 each; Hill and Southland
, Rep, 149 and $50. The election, so far a
heard from, passed off quietly.
MONROE, La, Nov. 3.-An the precincts il
this parish heard from but one, polling abou
forty Democratic majority. The Others Civ
Dabuclet 992 majority. Vote at Vernon. il
Jackson parish, was 316, fourteen being Re
publican. Captain Kidd is certainly electe'
to the Legislature.
SHREVEPORT, La, Nov. 3.-Caddo complet.
official Democratic majorities are from 629 t.
677. Two precincts in Bossier parish repor
Democratic majorities.
Nearly complete returns from all boxes il
this pa:ish show Democratic majority O
60O The official returns will not materially
change these figures.
Three Democrats are elected to the Legis
lature. The election of Levy, Democrat
from this congressional district, is secured
beyond doubt.
Lincoln gives two hundred Democratic
majority, with one box with q white majority
to hear from. Only one precinct in More.
house heard from, where several celored men
voted the Democratic ticket It is thought
the Republicans will carry Morehouse by a
reduced majority.
| FRANKLIN, La, Nov. Six precincts OF
the parish of st. Mary give the following vote
two precincts. Franklin and Brashear, yet to
hear from: For Treasurer, Moncure, Conser-
yative, 652; Dubuclet, Republican, 9S2. For
Congress, Breaux, Conservative, $50; Darrall,
Republican, $50. Legi ,lators, Clark, Conser-
| vative. 665; Pile, Republican, 967; Antoine,
Conservative, 574; Sutton. Republican, 959
VIENNA, La, Nov. 3.-Full returns show
that the Conservatives carried Lincoln parish
by 1913 majority. The following is the official
vote for State officers: Treasurer, Moncure,
Democrat, 937; Dubuclet, 564. Congress,
Spencer, Democrat, 934; Morey, 537. Rep
resentatives, Jones, Democrat, $50; Greene
526. The whole Conservative parish ticket is
elected.
Great enthusiasm exists among the people.
The election passed off quietly.
FARMERsvILLE, Nov. 3.-The following is
statement Of the vote Of Union parish, as far
as heard from Legislature, Democrats 7O4,
Republicans 27i Congressmen-Democra
731, Republican 275; Treasurer -Democrat
731, Republican 272.
Two boxes to hear from. Election passed
off quietly at all points. Some confusion was
caused here yesterday morning on account of
the ballot-box, poll book and original regis
tration book being stolen. Democrats charged
with it by the Republicans, as an excuse to
throw out the vote Of the parish The Demo
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. 3.-The following is
all that can be obtained from this poll: Glib
son 80, Sypher IS, Moncure &c. Total vote g.
POVERTY POINT, Nov. 3.-The returns of
Deer Range, one Of the largest Radical pre-
cincts show the vote to be: Moncure IS, Du.
buclet 156, Gibson 81, Sypher 49,
Most OF Gibsons votes were from colored
men. On one Of the largest plantations,
Myrtle Grove. all hands voted the straight
Conservative ticket
TANGIPAHoE, Nov. 3.-The Democratic ma
jority for the State ticket is as follows: Tan
gipahoe, Spring Greek, and Kirksville $50,
parish Of St: Helena 100, Washington parish
400. The election passed off quietly
ANTE CRY, La, Nov. 3.-The official re-
turns are all complete. For Treasurer, J. G. |
Moncure, $50; Antoine Dubuclet. 1856. For
Congress, Jos. N. Moore, 861; G. E. Nash,
Isl.
For Representative Edwards, Democrat, |
,27; J. B. Cason,. Republican, us; ]. B. |
Wands, Republican, 3O5.
For Parish judge. W. Addison, Demo- |
rat, 1926 A. c. Crane, Republican, 300; c.
J. Bradley, Republican, 2O2
For Sheriff Bennet, Dem, 852; Sanders,
Rep, AL. The entire Conservative ticket is !
elected.
BAYOU SARA, Nov. 3.-Of6cial returns from |
7otes Dubuclet and Nash 954, Moncure and
Moore 469. The two remaining precincts
viii increase the Republican majority to about
$50 or 500 in the parish.
Nothing received from Pointe Coupee
QUARANTINE, Nov. 3.-Poll No. IS held at
3urras, cast III votes.
For the Constitution SO. State Treasurer,
)ubuclet 20, J. C. Moncure 9O;J. H. Sypher,
Is; r. l.. Gibson, "a; j. B. Wilkinson, "a; A.
)umond "a.
At the Forts: Sypher, 50; Gibson, TO- At
his poll there were only Sypher tickets to be
lad.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov a-up to noon the
lection was progressing very quietly. A
N.o~S 40 A0POA VOA IL eoCvCAgk1
Ward, where the negroes treated policeman
cry roughly, but order was soon restored.
BUSINESS is generally suspended The indica-
ions are that the Conservative ticket will be
lected by large majority.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 3.-An immense vote is
'eing quietly polled. Many colored men
penly vote the Conservative ticket.
Negro women dressed as men voted the
sadical ticket at Huntsville. They were
ailed. 1,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The election is pro-
ressing very quietly. It is entirely barren of
excitement. Under the new election law the
olling precincts numbsr over hundred. and
here being no hourly announcement Of the
late Of the poll, nothing can be known to I
ase any calculation upon until the polls close
7P. N. There is much scratching, and
lam, Republican candidate for District At i
orney, is the sufferer from the bitter hostility
, him made by the Democratic Reformers. {
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Weather splendid
citing commenced early. There was a row {
his morning in the Twenty-Fir Ward, be-
Aeen Coroner Richard Croker and ex-Sheriff &