The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-09

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N Stewart, Fafr and Phelps, Independent cal
= Ngidates for judges, have been elected oyt
n Regulars.
! Ht,liizrIl democrat, IL elected TO congres
/. fronifLe 81 dlst'.ct. fhe i'h district is Il
I lduuni.
p FREDErieK, Nd. Nov AT ono of th
vOlng preGlbc.S ~ tDls city This morning
, bght occurred between II number Of negroci
and whites, during which Israel Croft (col
| Ored) was shot by Policeman Augustus
, Porter and instantly killed.
A., BALTIMORE. MD, Nov. 7.-Habletzell
democrat, is elected in the Sd congressional
district, and Findlay in the 4th district.
Louisiana
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Senator Gibson
telegraphs that Hunt and Ellis, democrats,
are both elected in Louisiana, and the
prospect good for the entire democratic
delegation.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Hunt, democrat,
in the 1st district; Ellis democrat, in the I'd;
King, democrat, in TIE 9th; Heron, demo-
crat in the 9th, and Blanchard, democrat
in the At, are elected to congress. The Sd
district is still in doubt.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Associated press
dispatches from various points in this state
and specials to the Pcavune and Times
Democrat indicate the election of the en-
tire democratic congressional delegation,
except in the 30 district, which is doubtful.
In this city General j. w. Behan for mayor
and the regular democratic ticket is elected
by A 900 to 5000 majority over the inde-
pendents.
wisconsin
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Returns fromthe in
terror of the state come in slowly and esti-
mates can only be formed with difficulty. All
reports so far indicate large democratic gains
in every congressional district. ID. r. An
derson, chairman of the democratic state
central committee, claims five, probably
six. out of the nine congressman, demo-
cratic gain of four congressman. Republi-
can advices concede democratic gains but
are silent on congressman. The election in
this, the 4th district, passed off quietly, re-
sulting in the election of P. V. Deuster,
democratic candidate for congress, and
probably the whole county ticket.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. I-Returns from
throughout the state indicate the election
of republican and democratic con-
gressmen.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, TENE., Nov. THE weather is |
fine and the election is going ON without
excitement. Balloting points to light |
vote throughout the county, with favorable |
prospects for the election Of Casey Young |
to Congress, and the success of the demo- |
cratic legislative ticket.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Nov. 7.-Indications |
are that Bate is elected governor by con- |
siderable majority over Hawkins, republi- |
can. The entire Bate ticket is elected in |
this city and county. Democratic congress-
men are e ected from six districts
,lNal.1
sated Mat BY fmsn ndepenRen RaHOae
in the 5tn district. The election is close |
and doubtful between Dibrell and Trew- |
hitt, republican, in the Sd district. Demo !
Gratis will have probably S5 out of the 130 |
members of the legislature.
North Caroline.
RALEIGH, N. c., November The day is
fine and the election is passing off quietly
in this state, so far as known.
A DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Nov. 7.-Dowd, demo-
crat, in the 9th, Vance, democrat, IN the
8th, Scales, democrat, in the 9th, and prob
ably Robbins, democrat, in the 7th con-
gressional districts, are elected. The dem
ocratic state ticket for judges was voted
straight in the western parts of the state
and doubtless elected by good majority.
RALEIGH, N o., Nov. 7.-Returns from
scattering precincts indicate the election of
Bennett, as congressman at large, and of
Cox, democrat, from the 4th district. Moth
ing definite has been received from other
congressional districts.
New Jersey.
CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 7.-Thomas ]. Fer
rell, democrat is elected in the 1st congress
sional district over George NJ. Robson by
100 majority.
New YoRK, Nov. Miles Ross, demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the 3D. New
Jersey district, runs behind his ticket and
his defeat is claimed by the republicans.
New YORK, Nov. S.-W. NJ. Adoo. demo-
cratic candidate for congress in the 9TH
New Jersey district, is elected by about
$500 majority.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov, 7.-Indications are
that the New Jersey legislature stands a
democratic majority on joint ballot.
Georgia.
ATLANTA, Nov. THE election passed
off quietly. Specials to the Constitution in
dicate full democratic delegation to con-
gress. Speer and FELTON, are both defeated.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Nov. THE election was
quiet here. There was no opposition to
Seaborn Reese, democrat, for congress. A
lighter vote was polled, about one.sixth the
usual vote.
California
SAN Francisco, Nov. IAN average vote
was polled. Owing 10 the leugth OF the
ticket and bad arrangements for gathering
returns nothing can be known of the re-
suit tonight. Much scratching has been
done on both tickets, but the commonly
received opinion is the democrats have a
majority of 10000 TO 10000 on the general
ticket. Reports from the interior indicate
a full vote. IL is believed that prohibition
will have about 5000 votes in the state at
large, and this with the detection in repub-
lican ranks on account of the Sunday law,
likely to aid the democrats.
Vermont
MONTPELIER, Nov. THE joint assembly
for the election ofstate officers met in the
hall OF the house this afternoon, Lieuten-
ant-Governor Pengree in the chair. The
following officers were elected: Secretary Of
state, Nichols; auditor Of accounts, +.
Henry Powell; brigadier commander, Lieu
tenant j. Kangsly, adjutant and inspector
general, Theodore s. Peck; quarter
general, Horace X. lde. 4
New Hampshire.
BosToS, Nov. s.-A special from Corcord,
New Hampshire, says that additional re-
turns received up to noon at republican
headquarters indicate the election Of Hale
by the people by 200 majority. The demo-
Gratis claim there is no choice and say that
IL complete returns should prove an cleo
tion il will be for Edgerly. They say that
IL Edgerly is not elected this time he viii
be the stand ard bearer in lss4
Massachusetts.
BosTox, Nov. S.-Returus from all but
four towns give Butler 800 over Bishop;
Russell, republican, for congress, has a ma
iority Of SIS.
BOsTOE, Nov. S.-The republican state
ticket outside OF governor is 1900. with
nine towns 70 hear from. Buffers maioritr
for governor is 1869. Congressional dele
ration stands desnocrl's q gsin Of g. and
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