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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
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The Philadelphia Bulletin, on the Lone
FELLOW bust proposition, has this to say
The English committee which met to con-
slider the propriety of placing LoNaFEl-
Lows bust in the Poets Corner of West
minister Abbey, has decided to do so. the
remarks which were made by CANON Ros-
WELL, LoRp GRANVILLE and others, were of
the most cordial nature, while the list of
Subscribers to the fund includes men OF
wery rank and class, proving how uniyer
ial in England is the desire to do honor to
pur great poet. Americans may well feel
tratiled that LoEdrrLLow, who did so
nuch to elevate and cheer two generations
NJ his couutrymen, should have frightened
he bonds which join us to Mother Eng
and
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f.r u.fa
r,"I n''''' no wa ~ lub fuoR ASYLUM AND
iN"n,Ea " THE HOSPITAL ARE LITERALLY
,T r,"H,.'' NJ
. IiN"ltAN, NoV'; e., ma fire
p'u"EE out duoVt H'luhlSht IN the Eastern
"'lu IuEinG'9I poor asylum, an immense
slA'slory prick structure IN the southeast
e ,rn suburbs Oh the city containing about
wv pe"l.o' a. l,oVa ~; nan the building
M"o ~ nl"ss % "ntlGS' ihe hre originated
~ q p'no'y ~ MI'eii rtWehty'ohe cords OF
G W." WY a.Ui'ui ing names catching
,t4, IaPiHity, soon
va n'Iop,';3 i""E R"'t VI Ihc oulidlng used
q" a., IN, tH' nIva''us rushed about
tto ""',p'"S III hISlt Pfo'uSlph, seem
ah,'y a'llost uut ol theit senses and the
M1IIN " bor'il"e 'neul OUT was very diff
E'..'. ~ - l'2uShI most OF those in the
i'SfV Dein saved Du' 1t IS feared 4
,tv,'' G, ", nlyS !'1'' pecn lOst' whole
oaS i,,T ~ ,s'"o Is now AZ lhe scene, but
V"'' w '''''c' n"l"ly any wafer being oh.
'"l''"o'e' ...
an A., SLO"Np plSrArtH.
~ -.,l GnV INMATES Oh the asylum, except
t'loso III w hoSplal, were rescued after
E,o"' ' ,, anu uoii'uslon' large num-
~ % v,,u't TcllE iajhe' piind or other
M'fo .'tu,o W ISss hei press Nhlle this was
III '',I Wt'"Vs ~ lhe pasehcEl,W
! 80 ,,,,;,,.. - ~ $780, "iu uAAClals
| VIZ uf!tnS !" Keep under, spread to the
uHst VI the iohE air-shait, or elevator, reach
lug ~ wy 'op "a tho man building: The
| ,,lu '', nVio sSuPt tle names upward with
lerlei ~. ioiSe' ana IN lew seconds the
,'v"N ,SII p"rt W we S9,hnaEraiion was in the
toP VI tno l'i'lh puliulnS: The room Just
u,'"p' 'nu caves III !hls building was used
as . hospi'oi' ana IN 1t were about 70 pa
'G r, iuost VI lhem perfectly helpless
=, u ne ire Was now Hereby burning right
III 'ile nosPltGl ana ahoVe 1t. The heat was
so intense r tRat inc melted lead poured
uoMl i,otn the 1901 IN streams and the
slalSs new everywhere IN deadly showers,
tulu1itlhE any near approach to the build
inb Wilost oerlall death' NotwithStand-
ai,i 'mis, tluI9 we're hundreds standing out
I I,ry N Mno Wouiu WHilhEly nave entered the
uuuo!IE u Ihty c9uId nave found their
Wy ,li'"us'i Tue place. indeed, several
u,u ~ H. put oelnS without guidance
oo ,'i up nothllie III tle immense building;
" ,,iaa i,"u 70 return 10 the yard. An attempt
w." w., i,'"I'u 70 IHlse lauuerS TO the windows,
1 1ut .lu ,nuuSfs were 100 short, and after a
han'tl"ia WYE hiocAed down by the falling
, ut,uNi anu IT was seen that the ladders
Mou'I W swept away, the iruitIess attempt
ronSeu' Inc ilre burst through the
now, anu lle scene was one
never 10 oe forgotten, for above the roar of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

ANOTHER sale of Malmaison property has
Juss been recorded in Paris. This residence
o''he EMPRESS JOSEPHINE has several time,
Oee', offered for sale In lots, but only few
por.'o"' had been disposed of, when, q fort.
n.sn' ago the remainder passed from the
hahuS OF a bankrupt banker to those of an
was 1853 OOOf. "'''''
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Pittsl,urg

PrrspuRe, Nov. 7-ISpecial,l--Tho mo
quiet election ever held in this count
passed oil today A large vote was polls
the iull vote of the county and the 4
democratic state ticket is carried by aht,
80 to 800 majority. One or'two county,nn
precinct offices, Il Is thought, are dodual,;
and probably tho republicans have 'tt!, nn
them. Tho counting OF the vgn,ln..'
hatliy he finished before t,-morr SI,1,gn..
The weather II warm cna,--Nf " as-,k.
,on.pickers are very buy II 6r fields,
cotton Ia coming to town at theS Of iom
$50 TO 100 bales per day.
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snn Antonio,

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 7.-lspeoial- Elec.
,,o, reports from the eth district arSyora.
ble TO Ochiltree, independent, butt Is
,hougbt that when the counties Quite OF
,alcrraphic communication are heard.om
,Ssrc viii he change OF figures. Thcptc
IN ,he nh district is decidedly. for MIR
democrat. In this city the voting ON !,
county ticket is much mixed, but the in
cstions arc that the democrats will elect
Int constable aud hide inspector, Dayl
;nSopendcnt, is conceded In the county, al
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ras New York Herald has been dill
gent lighter for CLEVELAND and "CAnpprr
ior governor aud mayor, while the Phil,
ueiph'a press has been as persistent in bat
."ns ior fArrSoN. Both have sworn no,
,'i'y 'obossism, and in day or two we wi
DC aole 2 determine thercsu of the effort
OIL THESE oa'spoRen, independent journal,
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MlEsuALL, Nov 7.-[speciM, business
of gerry kind was suspended during the
dan Twelve hundred votes were cast in
thecity. In several precincts in the coun-
ty 10 polls were opened at all, The citi.
zeis ticket will be elected, G, W, Jones
anil the independent state ticket, Including
Resell, will probably 80 out of the county
wih 1000 ma jority. Everything has pass
ed of remarkably well, not the slightest
disturbance of any kind occurring to mar
he business of the day.
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WnNlllitglilp,

WAxmAouIr, Nov. 7,-lSpecal,l The
election passed oil quietly to-day, A full
vote WIS polod. The were not many indie.
pendert votes cast. Tho general opinion is
tina, tlr race for sheriff, county attorney
and assessor will be close, j, G, Nearby
made Il logical and well received speech
yeslchay morning. However, Wcllbom
has received the almost solid vote here.
The tote at this box was | ,006.
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lneldents OF tho Day.
A RIOT IN SOUTH CAROLINA


WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-Colonel IIeraor
son, of the republican executive commit,
tee, has a dispatch from A. IL. Dom ro
| publican candi tate for congress I'm tbc -,
| district OF South Carolina, saving thnt
rot occurred at the polls near Florence, IN
llat uisulCt thls morning, aud two rolorcI
m'i' were Killed Several were wounded
ana the election was broken up,
KILLED ~ \ SSUApnir.
ST, Louis, Mo-, Nov. 7-Jacob Fulty and
Sidney Barris got into n political Jisn "uU
at the polls Vt Waterloo, Illinois this n,o morn
lng' when the latter shot and killed ihr
/ f)tmer, "''''" INT
now rms PRESIDENT yorrp.
NEW YORK, Nov I--rhc president did
not q to the polls until ailer3 O'clock. II,
voted ~ lO2 Third avenue, ana was ncco,,'
! panied 10y his brother, anior lanes W.,
Arthur and his messenger. lie voted ,bs
republican state and county ticket inrlua,
lhg o'Bren for county clerk. '''>''"
nlSdRAcEfuL wRlNGtING.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. The election IN.
uay passed or quietly In the city, with ths
cNOetu9n OF the excitement incident TO The
a.avs, VI several election Judges. The at.
teu,pt was made during the day by read.
!us'sr vva!luohlsts TO vote on the capitn,ion
IL. S'thNh.NN NNu COLLECTORS of do.
ilnquent taxes. JUDGE Christian. Of tha
hiu,iilnes court instructed the Judges '' ol
vYeetlon to refuse votes signed by Butorc'
united states supervisors nrrestej ,hc
Judges, anu they were taken before the com
missioner and bailed for apprnrnnce IN ~.
morrow. A compromise between tho rn,,sa
states commissioner and the iudee followed
anu votes We're received on both rcco,,,,s
nnusr protest against one. The delaycsnseSa
py shis action caused many votes tu'be Lost
, on both sides, az the polls closed wsl,e n
iidale for congress rom thfs uMa,slp,' VA
arrested to-day for disonlcrly conduct a
the polls, and bailed TO answer.
A Mo MAJORITY.
The majority Tor Cleveland In th,
estimated by the Express Irepubl
from 5000 10 10000. The EXPIRES
tin says; Edison IL undoubtedly els
mayor. and est mates his msi~
The Suns bulletin save
OF Massachusetts, 90
rs governor r.
press 20.
hi~
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If we maylieve Mr.. Vaughan jenkins
of Cheltenh, the divining rod is capable
oi making iiroof even in these days. Mr..
Jenkins hadught two acres of hillside
land on whiO build house. 70 live in
the house it necessary to sink well.
The well'sinl went TO work, sank them
selves to de of lilty.one feet, and then
declared thairom the nature of the
strata, etc, huld be perfectly useless to
proceed iurtl' And that was not the
worst. Al u clltalion of what we should
now cal exptt was decided that, owing
to the dip OF land and for various other
reasons, I'll was not the least
possible chs of water being OBJ.
tanned on plat of land any
where The) spoke the foreman of the
masOns-a ma of Devon or Cornwall
and said he Thy don't you try the di.
yining rody'ow the mason had not
only this suaion to make, he had a
lutte boy PROV qualified to carry it out
This child wild TO have the gift in n
remarkable dc, and the father declared
that ''if wa,os to be obtained on the
plat, he wouledgc his character that the
boy would tlnh The trial was made.
The boy vast for, and this is what
happened; Immediately repaired to a
neighboring h, and returned with a
rod of blackt or hazel think the
lOrmcr-aboulo feet three inches in
length, and OF thickness of telegraph
wire. Then Pig the ends of the rod be.
tween the thu and torclingcr of each
hand, bending slightly and holding il
before him atshort distance from the
ground, he sd ON his expedition;
and Others hing him and watching
. every movemClosely. After going M
and down, eng and recroesing the
ground scyerahs, but never ON the same
, lines, the lad sed and TO our great sur
prise we saw thd exhibit signs OF mo.
ton, the Hinged thumbs being perfect
ly mottonleSs. motion or trembling of
, the rod increas IL slowly began tO re-
, volVe, then atacccleraicd pace, fairly
twisting itseltuch an extent that the
e lad, although led his best TO retain it,
$ was obliged TO go, and 1t fled to some
: distance" Thhenomeua were so Strik.
: ing, that-"cou with the responsibility
, of the parcnhcmbers OF religious
4 body they p,ded Mr. Jenkins to call
. 800 49, .''''N As'NAlNA tShAAl ANhlk wa NNN
spot lndicateddd 10 aud behold on
reaching the def forty.eight feet, they
had the .gratiibn of striking u strong
S spring &, pure beautiful water, com.
u mg IN - last as,ausc them to make II
n hurried exit, an n few hours the well
|. contaUed o depiten feet ofwater, rising
since occasionally fifteen feet and so it
. nov continues. +. jenkins is convinced
. thy therc was nceit or collision, which
{ W may the morally believe since mo
!. Y or reward walked for or expected
4 Snec the stofyll probably set many
r Ning'rods in option, we had better add
- mat the boy seena yc,y honest aud in
hooent boy and at though his father
possessed the sampwer IT. his childhood,
4 nc lost II on attals tho Az OF l6. Now,
y used to be well own tina the working
OF a charm often dcnded upn the limo.
cence ofthe charm, None III the most
spoless of virpinNerc OF ~ in some
dlvlnations.-tSt. Mes' Gazette
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Dr. TALMAeE has been expressing
views in the Brooklyn Tabernacle on
question Of the canals, thetols, "a ch,
upon the monopoistic tendency of
t'meS'" etc And thus is the pulpit of G
gradually being transformed into a sort
political rostrum. What next?
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Mckinney.

McKiNSrt, Nov, Especial lon ac-
count of thqhir weather the vote was light.
The demoJatic majority ut this precinct
will be GOO and the county $500. Ruta
Baga Johron will carry the county by Il
good maiosty. Finch is ahead tor lloater
mt this box Colonel Richard Maltbrc, for
district iuge, gets almost solid vote at
this box and reports are equally us
favorahleIrom other precincts.
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DISAPPOINTMENT will sit to-day upon the
Wy u,ow o. many candidate yesterday, aud
VINO VIII have found that the "best laid
pans OF mice and men going aft aglce, +"
~ 'hey will wish to bloa, the day and
S'as the night when the fatal plumes Of
n.pe 'oyed with reason and led them ON
dreamed to see. '
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by latest returns it will be seen THAR.
risoN's election in Pennsylvania lin
assured fact. 1t is estimated that's
plurality will be about 5000 votes. 1
settles the question of the CAMERON dynv
IN the Keystone state. All honor to-,
Times of Philadelphia that has so Lara,
contributed TO that result
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POINTS OF INTEREST TO STRANGER

No visitor should fail to look throuEn W
ELECTRIC.LIGHTED CL0THlNu y
TABLlSHMENTS, the ilneiand mus" y,
tensive OF its kind, devoted solely w v, y,
sale of MEMS and BOYS OLoimI
in the South. Our reputation lor n0"u',
only ilrst.class and strictly rel'aolc Ell
is doubtless well known to maI""
of those who will visit Dallas duru'
coming week, and anticipaiinga l"N
mand for Clothing, we have mauV 'u
preparations in the way of an 'no'"y
stock, embracing all grades in prev
fabrics, and have added to our 'O'v
statesmen, so that all may receive ~"
attention. u
Every garment purchased AZ our ~ N
is guaranteed to be of the latest s'y. A
just us represented in every rvsp', ,,i,l
all cases where any dissatiHaV''O"" ,,, \
the purchase money will be cne'''"'
FL nded.
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THE Jersey Lilly, MRs LAYrRy, is ma
.ng avery decided bid for public lenien,
IN the matter of her acting by depreciatlr
herself eoniesslng that she has but lii
ABILITY aud less experience, but homes
merit the general favor by earnest g,
deayors, VI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

Senator Malone tilted out john Wise
M Alexandria last wax, and the d1Nprats
VIII return the continent by eNbNnr
nss SS,ssin Ssorss pS, "A z bp.I
S Ssss Se ever 3 Psy,; SSls,,,S o sss &.
Se IS universally called ,n ,Snt 70 sud,or
Malone keeps him ,,.i LMm" oi fiilimitaolem
%sSSs ana a S;'SS s q II: " i
chiefly ri, Ien srss cousin, George D; n0 WIS
the S SoS,,Ary lie Ills own anSs ,SS ,s, 4,
S,a Ss sSo the W.s'S' ws pfTHn IsI w
1 ,ohS 5. beng Mehcn ON, s,S,oam n Geo
\ S svessman at large, but u0"0's''
ID b, is.iu his dissrie"
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Hancock, democrat, has fallen behind in
all western counties heard from.
A Corpus Christi telegram says: Finlay,
democrat, carried the county by SEQ ma
iOrity; also carries all precincts in Duyal
county heard from. Oehiltreo, indppen-
dent, carries Maverick county. The race
between Finlay and OthilJree viii be close.
A. Corpus Christi row occurred between
q negro and white man. The negro was
wors,ed, when the Roberts Rifles, a col0red
military company, ootaineu their guns
and marched to the scene Of the trouble.
They were intercepted by Stanley Welch
and persuaded 70 behave Citizens at once
| started petition TO lhe governor TO disarm
1 them.
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AZ HOME AND ABROAD.
4 Terrible Affair at Iialifax-Aa ASy-
lum Burns aud the Helpless In
mates Ofthe Hospital
Wards Meet

MATES W tSc itONpitii
Wards Meet
4 Death That Begsars Doseriplion-A
Horror of Horrors Seldom, For.
tunaiely, Recorded
Ia the Annals of Humanity Brave but
Futile Efforts TO Rescue the
UnfOrtUnateS.
Mrs. Langtry Makes Her Debut at New
York City TO an Immense
Audience,
Composed Of the Elite--A Dazzling
Success.
Friendly Criticisms and Magnificent
Floral Gifts.
Earl Duilerin at Alexandria, Cordially
Received.
The Cholera Has Disappeared From
Mecca.
The False Prophets Followers Pit TO
Flight.
ether Foreign aud Domestic News.
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IIastra,

BAsrRor, Nov. T. B,ccial,l Tho cleo
ton passed oil quietly weather fair In
dications are that JQie' for governor has
carried this county bi 1000 or 900.
The congressional ace between Hancock
and Davis is very CSe.
Fowler, independent candidate for the
senate, has maioty estimated at 900.
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SAN SAHA, Nov. T. Especial. The cleo
ton was quict,andtar; Jones is ahead The
returns a,c not nNr all in.
Matte DouglaSa woman OF lU-hme, was
found dead, supposed suioided by poison
ing.
Julius Oatmaa, candidate for district
Judge, died Sunday evening,
Hancock is dead up to the present
count.
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DucaBs county, New YORK, has ine
democratic for the first time in 10, Use
many years. A revolution is sweslng
over the country, so much for stapng
on well defined principles in an hest
manner.
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TnE republicans concede BEN Bu,,s
majority at about $1,000 In the Bay G.
And yet there were those who pre1d
his Waterloo defeat and laughed ae
idea OF his success. A radical changos
indeed come over the spirit of the cour .
dream.
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.,ur :, told YOU will be repeated by
many mouth to-day 70 the .n ,si ~ mo nn'
defeated candidaiewn0 has 'pen' ~ ''o''V'
and bis time for nalgh1
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scnOols for Nurse Graduates in "
York are meeting with fine success q
the graduates are said to be skilled in I br
profession, to find ready employment ID
receive remuno,atiye compensation
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In New Hampshire u democratic der
nor, For the first time in twenty WIS a
Waterloo defeat Is registered againthe
republican party. Its corruptions arbe-
Ing rebuked from one end Of the count to
the other.
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GAIyrsr, Nov. Especial, Returns
are slow cling in, The Independent vote
has beemeavy. Ochiltree's election to
congress conceded. Galveston gives him
II majoriEariously estimated at from 25O
to 900.
The eleon passed or quietly. No dis.
turhance any kind, Many democrats
staid awarom the polls, and some left the
city to Ike from voting. The counting is
going on chiltrec leads in every ward
and has rived, so lar as counted, three
votes to Hays one. 1t is believed that
the wholOdependent ticket in this district
will be )cted. Reports from Corpus
Christi, Gro, Wharton and Richmond
place Jos and Ochiltree considerably
ahead. illness has been practically sus.
pended tlay and the cotton exchange
closed.
Atmidlht the count is still going ON;
Ochiltroe ding in every ward. Reports
from Ala, precinct No, 3, Fort
Bend ctty, gives Ochiltree l37
votes; Fay, 7. Bolver is reported
to have pol l25 solid votes for OchiItree.
kilograms eived at the republican head.
quarters u late hour report Maverick
county aim solid for OChiitree, Laredo IA
small maio for Ochiltree, The vote is
very close,d O0hiltrcc is leading AZ
Brownsville
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DENisoy, Noy1,--lspecial. I-|he election
passed OIL quietly. This precinct poIed
,335 votes, which is about 800 ass than was
expected Counting is going q slowly and
will not be through to.nigh. As far as
counted Ireland and Jones ar even.
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AND now comes California and falls int IN,
line and elects democratic governor 81, III
returns, rs we 30 to press, lnalca'e 'roN'
u,,,s majority at about $500 votes.
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The social organizations of Paris must
hard up for clubs; the latest novelty ihI
"A club for bald heads, to which no 4
oxcep. the "old uncle Ned" style Of nj
can he admitted.
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In Connecticut, yesterday, the retb-
licans lose two congressman. SESpR
EArou will once more honor the seate
once graced. We welcome his retmf 70
the senate, for truer man never sat thclI
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uo,rIulE fire In Halifax Yesterday
v,v n''.n,s and invalid, meeting deaths
fn'y pA" ,.an,nvs Of the 'hro fend" is in
aoei terrible.
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plcquars at the recent sales in ootha'
by the American Art Gallery assoc associate ~
brought fine figures running uoln %
~ a ZOO piece for good selections.
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I.atcsyilio

GArEsyuLE, Nov 1.-ISpecial. Con
trary to all custom the panagers of cleo
ton ut this place refused Information to re
porters, but admitted policemen when
counting the ballots Mongh is known to
say Ireland majority ISL disgrace to Texas
maiOrities.
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PALESTINE, Nov. 1,-LSpecial Third
ward returns, complete, lrelnd; l2i;
Jones', III Martin, l35; Morton 100. The
same ward. ut the last guberaorial cleo
ton, gave Roberts -; Davis, 30.
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I;eltol,.

BmroN, Nov, Especial Tho election
passed oil quietly here to.da. About 500
votes were poled up to thi hour, $40 p.
m; 100 counted AS follow Ireland, rs;
Jones, 3d. Martin, 81; Morlcl, 10; Swain, 81;
Siemerng, 10, Lubbock, o. Terry, II,
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Returns from New York state say tn
Clryrn,yps majority is fabulous !
majority in the state will exceed ~ %
He carries Kings county By some 95,C
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a,,,p,t BATE will grace by ahandsom
m,lorIty the democratic suDerna ss.sna
berate all along the line
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'ur returns as obtained as We 30 to press
" icatc sweeping triumphs for the dcno-
'ray all over the country, and serious
'os X 10 the republicans in their strongest
4nnholds. Unless tlie democratic party
n .ko some fatal blundor, there is almost a
Nv now for democratic presidential
q mph a. the next election. AT last the
dnwneth.
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e ND 30 MRs. LASorRy starts out well.
D wallack's yesterday she made a brilliant
'scess for her debut among us. She played
5ster C,razesbrook In An Unequal Match.
3 had one of the largest and most FASH
liable audience ever assembled.
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Iilco.

EIcr. November 7.-ISpeial The cleo
ton passed of quietly, fd the vote is
rather light compared to tht OF 1850, The
entire democratic state yket is elected.
For sheriff, y. ". Dunn ,feiYed - votes
! w. C. Mabry, %. For bounty attornev,
Rufus Hardy received II votes; II. Il
Gowan, John l.. GraH', j.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

McGnroor, Nov. Especial The cleo
ton passed OF quietly. Ireland has III
majority; Martin, lmuoiority', Sin straight
republican votes wer polpd. All inc
democratic candidate. for county offices
were elected except he comfy attorney,
Waller o'Bricn, tor .usticy has n major
ity of Il.
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HuLsBoUo, Nov. Especial. l-Thedcm-
ocratic vote will carry here by a SINAI ma
iority. Jones and keurby have poled n
large vote to day, Wellborn is ahcai.
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New ORLEANS elects her municipal g' y a ticket
I. N.s d. uase majority Of from 1900 to
1000 votes. ~