The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-14

Dodge, 726; Howard Finley. IT'S; w.
II. Williams, 1909. Sheriff-C. Jor-
dan, 23l6; T. y. Ochiltree, 2192; J.
Ii. Westerlage, 492.
The following county officers are
elected IN Menard county: County
judge, A. Il. Wyatt; county district
clerk, r. z. Beddow; sher'f II, J. IL.
COmstOck; surveyor, Sam IL. Wade
assessor, J. W. Mesrs and Joseph Lay
toe, tie vote, no election. Sam Wade,
above named, Is the son of our excel
lent fellow-townsman Col. Wade. Sam
beat his foremost competitor three to
one.
The San Marcos Free Press SAYS:
Hardin is elected district clerk; Kone,
county judge; Heaton, assessor; Nc
Means, treasurer; Davis, hide Inspector
Green, tor county clerk; Maalove, for
county attorney, and Eve, for county
surveyor, having no opposition, are OF
course elected. The sheriffalty, as be-
tween Wren and Kyle, is very close,
both parties claiming 1t. Hopkins Is
reelected commissioner for this pre-
cinct; Groons, justice Of the peace,
and Forgy, constable"
Schleicher's majOrities, as far as
heard from, are as follows: Arkansas,
142; Bexar. 1888: Calhoun, gil; Cam
eron, 500; Comsl, S2l; Duval, $40;
Dewitt, 30: FL Paso, $50; Fro, $50
Goliad. l35; Gillespie, 700; Kinney,
ESQ; Kendall, 255; Ksrnes, 90; Live
Oak, IS; Maverick, 142; Medina, 500
Nueces $50; Pecos, $50; PresidIo,
ESQ; Refuglo, III; Starr, 374 San
Patricio, 40.
Ireland's majnriies are: Atascosa,
ia; Bee, 81 Caldwell, 254: Guada-
iupe, 400; Gonzales, 400; Hldalgo.
22G; Hays, 275; Kerr, CO; Menard, so
McMullen, 80; USa'de, 60; Victoria,
3; Wilson, $50; Webb, $40. They
make in the aggregate for Schleicher,
1880; for Ireland, 33i1.
The STATEsMAN'S Coleman City cor
respondent writes that the election
passed of quietly at that place. Col.
5. p. Burns, candidate for Senator
G. II. Gondson, candidate for represen-
tative; 5. p Buck, candidate for dis
trict attorney, AMI w. C. Perry, can
didate for district clerk carried the
county. The following is the list oil
county officers elected: w. o. Reed,
Judge; |. c. Williamson, clerk; John
G. Randolph, county attorney; J. NJ
E!kins, sheriff; !. Il. Coleman, treas
urer; ]. L. Gordon surveyor; E Id.
Ladge assessor; Il. +. Rose, inspector
of hides and animals. The Democrat
ic State and Congressional ticket carry
the county by large majority.
The Burnet county vote as far a!
heard from Is as follows:
Burnet precinct - ia votes cast
| Democratic State ticket. 100; Green
hackers, AZ; Hancock, 100; Jones, CO
Terrell, 12G; Bentley, 4G.
Strickhug precinct - 14S votes cast
Hancock, 93; Jones, 81; Terrell, l3G
Bentley, 10.
Pleasant Valley precinct - SO votes
cast; Democratic STATE ticket, 2
Greenbackers, 81; Jones, 81; Hancock,
2; Bentley, %; Terrell, 5.
HooveI's Valley precinct -46 votes
cast; Democratic State ticket, 40
Greenback tioket, 6; Hancock, 40
Terrell, AZ.
Backbone Valley preciuct-S0 votes
cast; Democratic Safe ticket, so;
Greenback, 80; Terrell, 50; Bentley, 80
Hancock, about 20; Jones, about so.
Deer Creek precinct-40 votes cast
Democratic S ate ticket, So; Green
back, 5; Hancock, 1G; Jones, 81 Ter.
rell, 80; Bentley, 10.
Sycamore Springs precinct - Safe
Democratic and Greeuback tickets
tied. Bentley one vote ahead; Jones
ahead.