The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-08

Brooklyn 70 proceeding quietly. No
disturlancet are reported up to noon,
aud no arrests for illegal voting have
been made The storm continues, but
a heavy vote Is being polled.
9:SO-One hundred and seventy.slx
districts In the State outside OF New
York city give over the vote OF 1879
Republican gains OF $3.50, and Demo-
cratic gains of 6,65s, net Democratic
gam Of LAS.
One hundred and forty-elght cleo.
ton districts in Brooklyn, out OF one
hundred and sixty.one, give Tilden
majority of 1851.
Inv. m.-The following ia the OIL
cial vote Of New York city and county:
Tilden, ll2,@Os; Hayes, 5s,65S; Cooper,
2o2i Iilden's majority over Hayes, 53,-
500.
Troy, N Y, November, . p. m.--
A very heavy vote is belngpolled. No
disturbances and no arrests have been
made, The vote at noon stood 1900
against $500 ut the same time last fall.
New YORK, November 7.-Returns
from 30 election districts In this city
show majority of q 900 for Tilden.
270 election districtsin the city gives
Tilden q, 900 majority.
New York City gives Tilden $4,000
to $4,000 majority, judging from half
the city already heard from.
CONCORD, n. H., November 7.--35
towns, with an aggregate vote of 900,
show Republican loss OF only six In the
election OF 1872.
New York, November THE indl-
cations are that a vote almost equal to
the register will be polled here. About
five hundred parties were arrested,
most OF whom were discharged. A
number OF arrests were made In the
lower part OF the city OF liquor deal
ers for keeping open, but they were
discharged by the police Justices.
About three O'Clock II was discovered
that the Republicans were distributing
to Democrats electoral tickets headed
by the names of Tilden and Hen
bricks, with the names OF all the Re-
publican electors. This caused great
excitement among the Den ocrats. A
large number OF the fraudulent ballots
were torn up, but is thought some
thousands had already been deposited
in the box. Deputy marshals are
challenging large numbers OF Demo-
Gratis. The Greenback party have put
up boxes, but nearly sll were aban-
doned.l
New YORK, November THE It-
turns from one hundred and thirty
nine districts In the State, outside OF
the city Of New York, compared with
the presidential vote Of 1872, when the
Republicans had 81, 600 majority; show
IA Republican gain Of 1904. A net
Democratic gain ofl6,O6l.
New York, November $50 cleo
ton districts Of New York City give
Tildeu S6,29i; Hayes 3S,4i0. 247 dis
trics outside OF this city and Brooklyn
show net Democratic gain of 27S5, as
compared with the last Presidential
vote.
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, N. H., November To- +.
M,--Large Democratic gains are be-
ing made, but the Republicans will
probably carry the State by a small
msjority; election quiet.
New Jersey.
TRENTON, N. j., November 7--l:3O
p. M.--Gains are steadily being re-
ported for Tilden; a full vote is being
polled.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, N. c., November 7---l:20
p. M.-The reports from different sec.
tons of the State received up to this
hour indicate large gains for Vance
Dem J; full vote will DO poled.
WILMINGTON, November 7.--Returns
show favorable to the Democrats. The
Republicans claim the State by a small
majority, but admit it will be very
close. Democrats claim the State by
5000 to 10000. The Star estimates the
Democratic majority in the State at
4,5OU to 5000 The returns show al.
most universal Democratic gains.
Wilson county gives Democratic
gain OF 400. The Indications are all
favorable to a decided Democratic ma
jority.
RALEIGH, November THE cleo
ton passed OIL quietly, and the heav-
lest vote ever known has been polled.
No disturbance is reported.
RALEIGH, N. c., November z, $3.50
D. m.--Thls city and township gavea
Democratic gain Of 100. Allpoints In
the State, so far rs heard from,
show Democratic gains. Mecklenberg
county, the home Of Vance, gives u
Democratic gain of 800.
WILMINGTON, DEL, November T.
Election without disturbance. No re-
ports In probably be late.
ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., November 7-2:l5 p.
M.-.The election Is passing of very
quietly; considerable enthusiasm Is
manifested by both parties; the vote
In the State will be very close.
CINCINNATI, November 7.--Business
is at a standstill, and large vote is
being poled. The indications are that
there will be quite an increase over
the October vote. Everything is quiet
30 far as heard from. The weather Is