The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-10
POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Revised Vermont Election Resur
Carefully revised summary o. tps
gubernatorlsl vote In Vermont gives
Fairbanks 2s,732 majority.
General Banks Accepts the repnnlie.
an Nomination. NK'
BosroN, September 9.--Genexnl
Banks has consented to be 6, Republics
an candidate for reelection to Congress-
from the Fifth District.
A Hayes aud wheeler Pole Pals ana
Reduces the Republican Vote ofThatQ
Precinct, ~
CINCINNATI, September D.--'rhe Ga
, zette's Lancaster (Ohio) special says
The Republicans were raising q pole
two hundred and fifty feet high tlslH
evening when the rope broke and the
pole fell, killing Charles Drinl<le
George Fink aud Charles Hogenlnn,
and wounding several others.
Perfect Quiet Reigns In CharHesfoa4--.
Democratic Negroes Fully Pro-
,ecfed.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September o.
The city is perfectly quiet, aud the
streets are patroled by attachments ~
white clubs. A meeting OF oolored.
Democrats was held, under the prottcs
ton OF armed guards OF whites. There
was no disturbance.
A Little Political Hug Under ahe Prize
King chip.
PHILADELPHIA, September a.--Thia
morning In the court, quarter session,
the cases of the tug-boat masters. j. y.
Steibon, Patrick Mccarthy, John Soul
ly and George Whalon, charged With
being accessories to the killing OF
Phillip Roster, alias Walker, In the
prize fight, 10 New Jersey, which oc-
cured last week, came up on o writ
OF habeas corpus for final hearing. a
communication was read from Cows
ernor Hartranft to the district attor-
ney requesting fnrther proceeding IN
the cases be postponed ore week, In
order that the Governor might have
an opportunity Of investigating the
matter more fully. A postponement
was ordered accordingly.
Tea baltimore Roughs Break Up NJ
Mayesand wheeler Love Feast.
BALTIMORE, September ga Hayes
and Wheeler meeting, at Cross street
market-house, was broken up last night
by roughs. Several shots were Aired,
and VIM. Henry was wounded. Irving
Ditty,wh was addressing tina meeting.
ut the moment OF the outbreak, was
badly beaten about the head aud face.
Within few minutes after the first
shot the hall was emptied Of its occu-
pants, many of those present jumping
out of windows on an adjoining shed.
The rioters were promptly arrested by
the police, several of whom were Ia
the hall and outside. Marshal Gray
states that yesterday being election
day at the Democratic primaries, he
had given orders to the Captain OF the
police to have an extra force OF men
attend all political meetings last night.
In obedience to this order about one
dozen men were at the meeting at
the Cross street market-house. VIII
In minute after the second sh Twas
Hired, the man firing II was In the
hands of the police. This morning tie
rioters were bailed out, but were rear
rested, and are in Jail, and warrants
have been issued for the rougAs not
captured. The matter has been before
the grand jury to-day, and the authors
ties declare themselves determined
that the rioters shall not escape due
punishment. The roughs do not ex-
coed ten in number.
DETROIT, September 0. General Al.
:. Williams was renominated for Con-
gress by reclamation to day by the
Democrats Of the First District.