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

TildenwiIl be Inaugurated
Texas.

Texas,
Special TO The Herald:
MCKINNEY, November rilden's
majority not less than two thousand.
j. Nm
HurCHINs, Texas, NoVember7.-The
election passed or quietly, with the
exception OF the usual drunkenness.
Precinct No, ., Dallas county, gives
Iilden and Hendricks lo3 majority;
Throetmor,on lDem,), Congress, 1903.
Hayes ana Wheeler %; Bigger Rep J,
COZ s'fSs, ~. +. J. q.
WILLS PolNr Novcmbsr7.-- small
vote was cast at this place to-day.
Democratic vote 2id; Republican 10.
Little Interest was taken. All quiet on
the Potomac. VIII give report of the
other precincts at the earliest oppor-
tuuity.
MENIA, November THE election
passed of quietly. The vote OF this
precinct stands For Tilden aud Hen.
bricks, 200; Hayes and Wheeler, 20;
Mills, 26Oi Austerhout, 20.
DENlsoN, November "A good deal
of interest wac manifested here in the
election. The Republicans were cvi,
deLty determined to poll q full vote
to test their strength. Ths following
Is the result: TiIden, d7S; Hayes, 307;
Cooper, >; scattering, 10; Throckmor-
ton, 6s2; Bigger, 205. The total vote
was 993.
GALVESTON, November 7.-Gidding's
majority in Galveston City, ia 1873.
GALVESTON, November THE sec
ond precinct in Travis county give
rlIden l22, Hayes 49, Jones l27, Gid
diugs l02.
ELL county, Tilden 423, Hayes none
Waller county, Tilden 1886, Hayes 4o6
Mills 303, Osterhaut 4S9.
Collin county. TIIden 100, Hayes Is,
Throckmorton 90, Bigger Is.
Grimes county, Hayes 49,, Tilden
300, Osterhaut 4S2, Mills POP
Refugio county, Tilden's majority g.,
Schleicher's majority 81.
Bra2os county, Tilden 60l, Hayes
32l, Mills $50, Osterhaut none.
GALVESTON, November 7.-Advices
from all sources Concede New York,
New Jersey, Connecticut, Indiana and
North Carolina, A special from 81.
Louis, dated midnight, says Tilden's
is conceded.
GALVESTON, November s, 1880 n. IN.
The following has just been received
at Omaha; Nothing public from
California, but private advices say
Tilden has carried the State"
Alabama.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November =
2M.-A,fnil vote being polled; Demo-
VI hllC Sh'stFo 'buithNh'
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November T.
Everything passed off quietly.
Hayes maj,rity in the city is 1900. 1t
Is safe to say that seven Democratic
ure elected.
MONTGOMERY, November 7--Returns
show II Democratic majority from all
districts, indicating at least $4,000 ma
jority in the State. Seven Congress
men certainly are elected. In the
fourth district the present colored
member is opposed by Rapler, ex-coor-
ed member, who is supported by Spen-
Ger aud all the federal Office holders.
shelly, Democrat, Is making gains, but
not enough to warrant an estimate.
Alabama goes for 'rilden and Hen
bricks from 40, 900 to $1,000. The Dem
ocrats elect seven Congressman.
Arkansas,
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November -
l:l5 p. M.-Large vote for Tilden il be-
ing cast; immense Democratic gains.
California.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, November 7-2:30
p. M.--The Republicans concede the
state to Tilden; large Democratic gains
are reported from the interior.
Colorado.
DENVER, Col, November 7-2P.M.-
The State will probably go for Hayes;
not much enthusiasm.
Connecticut.
New HAVEN, Conn, November =
1890 +. NJ. The Republicans express
great confidence In carrying the State.
HARTFORD, Conn, November T.
Hartford gives TIden u majority Of
$50; the Democratic majority for Gov
ernor last spriug was 676; Democrat
lc gain OF 3l3. Meridian gives Haye,
277 majority; Democratic loss o
2S2. r.
HARTFORD, Conn, November 7.--5f
towns, including Meridian, the only
city reported, give Hayes 1887, Til
den 1885; Hayes majority 1902
These 40 towns gave a Democrats
majority last spring Of 1923; Repnbli
can gain 1000.