The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-17

Official returns Of the election can
not be expected for three weeks.
blanche DeBar Is in Little Rock
reading TO the biologists Of that city.
The Salt River train leaves this
morning, bearing the defeated candi-
dates.
So Elegant line OF Wnltham and lGl.
gin watches, in gold and silver eases,
at Webl's.
The extreme length Of the ticket
makes the work Of writing the ballots
II tedious Job.
"A gentle rain commenced falling
about ten o'clock last night. And
exeunt dust.
The twenty fourth approaches, and
subjects Of the great Rex are preparing
for his advent.
-"Waitlng for the verdict" was
what occupied the attention of the
people yesterday.
The result Of the election has ny.
tonished some of the most acute
among the politicians.
-"Now, If Pm elected, pll see you
fixed" shy the candidates to their sup
Nnrinru nnI that I, AZ -
What are we TO do for ice next
summer? Owing to bad seed, possibly,
the crop is terribly short.
The Simons troupe next week.
From the expressions of our ex-
changes, it is iirst.class company.
--lleely finished his walk last night,
and despite the trying ordeal, does
not show much Of the effects of
fatigue.
Gen. Gnno mourns the loss of Il
favorte greyhound, and will pay II
reward to whoever will bring the ami
mal back.
The Simons troupe are exhibiting
their fancy and various colored posters
TO the admiripg gaze of the play. goers
of our city.
Wheat came into market freely
yesterday, and sold at one dollar and
eight to one dollar and ten cents for
choice samples.
General Cabell has 80 for recovered
as to be able to preside over the Police
Court. His many friends will rejoice
at the news of his recovery.
Dull is no name for 1t, speaking of
the scarcity Of local news. There was
absolutely nothing to be picked up
yesterday but election notes.
The ladies Of the Tabernacle NJ. r.. |
Church invite everybody to attend
sociable tonight ut the residence of
Mr. Tabor, 3lS Lamar street.
1t is rumored that several of the
gentlemen who deposited their ballots
in our city on Tuesday, have returned !
to their homes In Louisiana.
Report says that Captain II. L.
Ray will expand his eloquence on the
"hloody-shirtn business at the Repub.
lican macs meeting on the Goth.
See notice in another column of
clearinghouse for sale. The house
has an excellent reputation, is most
eligibly situated, AM will be sold at a
bargain.
There was never an election in
the State which excited such general
interest among the people as the one
just passed, nor was there ever such
tremendous vote cast.
His most Puissant Majesty's colOrs
are displayed from several of our lead.
ing business houses. They should
float from every housetop in the city.
If" Tor the Constitution Is in the
majority, of which there is little doubt,
the officers elect will be installed on
the fifteenth of April. The new Leg
stature will also meeto on that day.
Tickets to Galveston, Houston, ST.
Louis, Louisville, Chicago. and other
points, for sale by johnson g. Manget.
LeGrand Hotel. They will buy Your
ticket, If you have one to sell.-.Ad.
The triangular duel system intro
duced by Mitshipman Easy bids fair
to be resorted to by II trio of candidates,
neither of whom We're elected, and
each of when charges his defeat to the
other.
The darkeys had more fun and de-
rived more benefit from the election
than half the candidates. If there