The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-06

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built fires OF boxes and barrels. Anvil
guns were discharged and all
sorts of orgies INDUCED in.
This mob was composed chiefly Of
negroes. White men, mostly federal
ONCE holders, were present, some
twenty or thirty strong. Opposite, on
the building owned by A. b. Norton, a
streamer bore the inscription: "Repub-
lean Headquarters" Beneath this
sinister sireamer, on the side walk, n
crew OF negroes aud whites collected
and jeered at all who passed.
AT this poiQt descency was abandoned
and riot Was the order. In various
places bulletin boards were established
ana the election news was chalked down
as fast as received. More than one bust
ness place employed telegraph operators
ana there, itted up with Instruments
received and furnished instanta.
| ne1us bulletins. Prominent among
the enterprising establishments alluded
To was the Merchants exchange The
great trading room in that magnificent
building was thronged with citizens
ana travellers, aud the secretary was
BUSY az the timo answering the ques-
tlohs OF the eager inquirers or chalkiug
up the bulletins handed him, at swiftly
succeeding intervals, by the operator in
the room. The gathering was chiefly
| Democratic, aud the reports were not Of
a nature to encourage people holding
those views, therefore some de
| spnndency was visible on the
countenances of those who watched
the chalkings. At the Democratic
gatherings, good order prevailed and
the more favorable reports provoked
natural cheers which were given i'm a
gentlemanly manner. The city vote is
not yet counted in full and only por-
ton Is given below. The county re-
turns also are only partly given. No
doubt official figures complete of the
city and county can be given in the
next issue.
SECOND WARD.
The following are the returns as far as
attalnable at late hour last night: AL
bridge, l3S; Burke, l76; w. II. W. Smith,
"a; Cochran, IA; Cumming, Up. WI 2O9:
Force, (P. WI As; Mccullough, As;
Thorp Andrews, 1850; Austin, l02; Payne'
D; Strange, ll5; Blewett, 20; Bower, lO5;
Edwards, 80; Kimbrough, 2g7; Sebas
tan, 80; Coombes, l62; Terrell, IS. The
ward went nearly solidly Democratic,
state and nationally.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
The following ia official: Democratic
electors, III; Ireland, 10; Lubbock, TO:
W. Q. Walsh, ~; Tempieton'
2; b. NJ. Baker, y; We'll,
n; j. o. Terrell, 81; Kimbrougb' 59:
Sebastian, l4S; p. +, Terrell, 10; Coombes'
~; Andrews, 4; Payne, 43; Austin, 100;
Bower, IS; Blewett, 81; Strange, s; Ed
wards, 4; Clint, l6S; w. NJ. C.
iiill, l49;, Thacker, 81; w. II.
w; Smith, l76; Cochran, 3;
Gillespie, l79; l.. d. Scott, $50; Henry Ii
Smith, %; Thomas, Z; Langley, 30;
Downs, 46; Henry w. Jones. $50; Strong
10; Knight, 10; Force, 10;
Cumming 9; Mccullough, 455; Bolton,
iOl; Cuilum, 81; Durrett, 36; Peter Cul
lum, rs sale, Is; Harrison, O; Swim,
100; j. NJ, Knox, 3; Mcmillan, 4; Mar
shall, ~. Mann, So; Spillman, 40; Par
ker, 8.
SHADY VIEW Park.
The vote in this precinct is not all
counted. The following tx the way il
stood at 10 p. m. last night: Demo.
cratic electors, 2O5; Republican electors.
l2O; Prohibition, z; Greenback, 2; Ire,
land, 2l0; Gibbs, 225; Norton, 95; Aid
redge, l35; Burke, 100; Austin, 200; An
drews, 10; Austin, 40. Coombes, Kim
Drough, Bower, Sheriff Smith, County
Clerk Hill, and Downs, are each ahead
OF their opponents. About 1865 ballots
are still to count.
NINETEEN PRECINCTS.
Iheiollowlng is summary Of returns
from nineteen precincts of Dallas county
Cl,y npt included hereo Burke, LIST.
Aldredge, Ga; Bower, 1850; Blewett, 7Is:
Edwards, 1923 Strange, l0S; w. III. W.
smith, l,3l5; Cochran, 305; w. NJ. G, Hill.
l,iS3i Thacker, 476; Henry IL. Smith
~; Downs, 496; Langley, pol; j. Pincls
Thomas, So.
In the nineteen polling places above
Democracy strongly prevails.
DUCK CREEK
me following is the official count
as to DuckCreek:
Democratic electors 200; Republican
electors "a; Prohibition electors 4. Nor
ton, 70; Bigger, "A; John Ireland. 206.
Barnett Gibbs, 1871; w. II: Swain. 300
+. Il. Lubbock, 200; w. c. Walsh. 209,
Jno. ID, Templeton, POS; b. NJ. Baker
2C9; Olin Weloorn, i9g; G.. n. Aldredre'
u Il, q. Burke, l99; j, o. Terrell, 1856;
=. ktmbrough, 70; w. w. Sebastian
40; I; I, Terrell, 80; u. Il. Coombes,
9oi |. u. ID. Andrews, 10; John " PAYNE
y; NJ ,; Austin, POS; IL. q. Bower. 20;
W. NJ. Edwards, IL; Chas. +. Clint, ~:
W NJ. Z. Hill, l62; ". II. Thaclior, ~:
W. II. w. Smith, 200; w. Il. Cochran. %,
q. II. Gillespie, 23S; :. II. Scott. 235
Henry II. Smith, W; j. Pink Thomas
iSi Il. ID, Langley, .; ]. Il. Downs, ia,
henry w, Jones, 23i; j. NJ. Strong, 2i3.
80 lar the names are given simnIv
without reference to the Office, as the
public IL well advised in that respect.
As 10 other names, another order is
adopted, as follows: Public weigher: G..
a., might rs ;, III: Force, l53; j. X.
Cumming, -; j. $. Mccullough, 1856; j.
I. Bolton, So. County commissioner
j, D, Cullum, 2; j. A. Durrott, 81; Peter
" Uulium, 6l: Rasoles, Z. Justice: A.
NJ, Horbeson, 1856; II. j. Swim, %; J. NJ
Knox, y L. Nj. Milton, 2l. Constable:
IL y, Marshal, l0l; w. NJ. Man, G6; j. M.
Spellman, 80; w. II. Parker, II.
THIRD WARD.
The following Is tho Official count al
the third ward: MuCart, 20; Overland,
iol uTah9m, "; Geo. Miller, l7O; Ste,
VEINS, 80; Schuhl, l06; Bumpas, "a; Fisher.
10; Braswell, l4S; +. p. Gillespie' "a,
7 Kendall, lS2; Jackson, 90; Cole, 2,i9: Bol,
ton, ~ Cumming, 26S; Mccullough. 10.
Force, ~; Fern, ia; Andrews' l66
Eoombes, 30; Terrell. al; Sebastian. ~,
kimbrouyhi 3Oli j.. y. Terrell, 392; II. "a
Burke, IN; Aldredge, 2i3; Knight, 200,
strong, osl; Jones, 40S; Downs, lao.
Langley, y; Thomas, 81; Henry Smith
Slsi scott IVY; Gillespie 400; Cochran
iVi w, n. w. Smith, 30S; Thacker, l22;
nul, Z'i Clint 3i3; Edwards, 60;
Austin, lSs; Payne, 10. '''
The Cleveland electors, the stato
ticket and member of congress were
objected by large majority. Tho total
vote cast was Ana.
WARREN scHooL.uousE.
The total vote was 1873. CLEVELAND 10.
Blaine 70; st. John, II; Butler, /. Gov
ornor-lreland, "a; Norton, 40; Jones. 10
/ Lieutenant Governor 49, Gibbs. ~.
siaynes, -. Comptroller Sn,
hineri ~. Lubbock, ~,
Johnson, ~. Commissioner Land or.
nco-Wnlsh. 10; Evans, %. At,ornev.
reconsideration, 76; Grothaus. a.,
SUPERINTENDENT Public Instructions
1r Oi klnnoy, ~. Congress :
W., W,e.oorn, 81; Bigger, so, Dis.