The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-11
g2stiLf IN aousf.
Arkansas Steps to the Front
with Twenty-Five Thousand
Majority.
The New York Herald Ayers the Result IN
Doubt ana may Require Official Count
In Wisconsin and North Carolina.
special taTae .ssrala.l

Special tn TIE deraidl
IN. LouIs, November s-i2:so p. NJ.
- Returns from four huDdred aud forty
i've towns. cities and districts In the
State OF New York, outside Of New
York city and Brook!yu. show a Dem.
ocratic majority OF "a $50. a net Demo
cratic gain of9 ,4sS. Tudeu's majority
ig Kings county is 20,Ga
Besks county, Pennsylvania, gives .
Democratic majority of 1860, gain OF
4Si. Cumberland gives q majority Of
l0.04o, IA gain of 70. Monroe is Demo
cratic by 300 gain Of 35D. North
ampion gives a Democratic majority
of $500. gain of 75o. Daulphiu county
is Republican by 500, Democratic
gain Of 30. York county Democratic
by $500, gain of 800, The chances are
that the State has gone Republican.
Randall IS reelected by 2,T00 majority.
Returns from two hundred end
twenty townships in Indiaua give Til
den 1926. Hayes 1861. The same
places in October gave Williams a.
$50, Harrison 1913, net Republican
gain OF 30.
The Democrats certainly elect Evans
in the fourth Congressional district il,
South Carolina; Aikens in the third
district The State probably carried
for Hampton and Tiiden, by small
majority. Both parties claim the
State.
In North Carolina, heavy Demo
cratic gains are reported In all quarters
from which returns have been receiv-
ed. There is scarcely doubt abont
the Democrats having carried the
State. The Republicans coneede eight
Democratic congressman.
Returns from California, indicate
that the Republicans have carried the
State by fair majority. Nothing
from Oregon OF Nevada, except Demo-
cratic gains in Portland.
One hundred and tbirty-eight towns
of one hundred and sixty-seven, give
gTIden 1, 6S4 majority.
Returns from WISCONSIN, on one
hundred and seventy-six towns and
wards, outside OF Milwaukee,, give.
Hayes !, D3i majority. Net Dmocratic
gain of 7S9. The Democrats have
probably carried the State.
C9sAiSLEs'ToN. :. O., November s.
The Republican and Democratic com-
nIittees are still widely at varience az
10 the result in the State. The former
claim 900 for Cham beriain, hut with
| bold details OF their estimates. The
latter, eoncedipg every unheard from
county To have gone according TO Re
/ pusiicaa predictions, claim that Hamp-
;na is certainly elected. The dispute
will hardly be settled before to-
morrow.
y serious riot occurred here about
dusk this evening. Broad street, from
The courthouse to the postofliee, was
| crowded with blacks and whites, all
| excited, ard the blacks much angered
at returns untAvorable to the Republi-
1 caps. An alteration between the
4 Democrats and Republicans was fol-
lowed ny a general outbreak OF the
/ blacks, who were largely superior in
| numbers 10 the whites. They opened
/ general ire with pistols aud rifles
upon the whites. taking complete pos
session of the street for the time. The
/ whites soon rallied, aud sharp firing
occurred There WAS intense excite
ment through6ut the city for some
hours. The companies of United States
troops in the city double-guicged to
| the scene and dispersed the crowd, and
now have charge of the streets. One
negro was mortaily aad eight Others
seriously wounded. One white, 1. sou
of George Fl. Waiter, prominent
cotton merchant, was killed, and about
ten whites Wounded.
Special 70 The Heraid.I
ST. Louis, November 8, l:20.-Ar-
/ hhiEHo INiti b1 u ibb
Tiiden of about 5000. Democratic
congressman are probably elected in
all the Districts except in the Third,
where two Democrats aud Repubii-
can are running, which is considered
in doubt.
Sixty-five townships in Missouri,
outside of 81 Louis, show Democratic
majority of 4,e9i.
! In Wisconsin the Republican State
committee claim 500 majorityA
The probable Republican majority III
Louisiana is 10000.
The New York Herald claims the
Presidential election ia doubt, ana
that it may require the official count in
Wisconsin, Florida, Nevada aud
North Carolina to determine the re-
suit. Ii looks now as ii Louisiana and
South Carolina had gone Republican.
Pennsylvania returns indicate Re-
publican majority of IL, 400.
special to the HERALn,l
ST. LouIs, November S, 2::225 p. NJ
A Portland Oregon dispatch says the
State has undoubtedly gone Republi-
can.
The returns from the city of San
Francisco Indicate small majority for
Hayes. the interior not heard from.
The New York Tribune and Times
both issue extras claiming R.publi-
can majority in Florida. and one ma,
| jority on electoral vote for Hayes. III.
returns received here do not indicate
n,sJority either way.
Wisconsin returns so far show the
election of four Democrats and three
Republicans to Congress.
la the Fifth Missouri Congressional
district, Cole, representative, elected
over Wells and .siayitsck
| Democratic returns from Louisiana
are still indetinite. The vote from tbs
interior show Democratic gaiss. Tile
Democrats claim the election OF Elam
in the Fourth District over Smith.
4 Es~pers Of ibe Associated Press.
I DETROIT, November 81 Retains
from three hundred and four town
ships and five precincts Of this Gil,