The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-05

Missouri.
EvERYrnrNG QUIET.


Is proceeding very quietly The absence OF
United states deputy marshals and special
policemen has re tored confidence, and there
are no indications OF disturbance anywhere.
The weather early was murlIy and denoted
rain, hut is clearing now, and promises to be
fine. A large vote IS being poled. Fun
state, congressional and county tickets nre TO
be elected In this state, In addition to presl-
dental electors. II seems certain that the
Democrats will elect the governor and state
Ticket but the nti-bourbon ticket
"a fusion of Republicans and Greenbackers),
viii poll very large vote and cut down the
usual Democratic majority. The Democrats
claim q solid congress onall delegation, with
the exception ofthe ninth district, in this
city, where the contest is between Dr.. j. II.
Mclean, Republican, and John NJ Glover
Democrat, which is doubtful, but the Repub-
Leans expect to carry not only the ninth, but
the thirteenth aud NTH. The latter ls the
Kansas City district. This city is generally
conceded TO Nicholas Ford, the fusion candl-
date for governor, but the city ticket proper
will he divided, with the prospects perhaps
In favor of the Republicans eloctlng the
MGRATH's OPINION.
NJ. X. McGrath, secretary OF state, one OF
the best political statstlclans In the state.
gives the Associated Press his view OF the
situation In Missouri, as follows: "There
being only two electoral tickets In this state.
the majority for tho Cleveland electors will
be 5000 to 5000. The Democratic nominso
for governor,will have plurality OF 80, 0oOto
D,OOand majority OF $4,000 to 5000 Tho
Democratic state ticket, other than goy-
ernor, will have u majority equal to Cleve-
land. Outside OF governor and Lieutenant
governor there are but two full state tickets,
the Prohlbitionists having nominated only
the two leading candidates l look for the
election of a full Democratic congressional
delegation, OF IA members. The state will
probably cast $4,000 votes, and as to the gov
srnor will be divided about as follows; Mar
maduke, Democrat, 10000; Ford, Fusion,
10000; Brooks, Prohlbitlonist, 10000. HE
Democratic majority In the state senate will
be Increased, while that In the house will
not be decreased, except that few prohibI.
ton Democrats may take the place Of
straight Democrats.
- isOAlo bhMoNHATlO.
81. Louis, Nov 4.-For sheriff, Harrlng-
ton, Democrat, has l02 majority over Forstel
Republican, while Glover, Republican, for
circuit attorney, has ia majority over Pax
son, Democrat. The Same precincts give
John NJ Glover, Democrat, for Congress, lOi
majority. If this vote IL sustained the other
precincts OF tho city will be Democratic on
the national ticket. The fusion, or anti
bourbon vote on the state ticket and munici.
pally, Is much mixed
Eighty'nine precincts scattered ia seven
teen wards Of this city, give Cleveland, 1901
Blaine. 50;Murmaduke, Democrat, for gov
ernor, 1904; Ford, Fusion, 1928; Brooks, Pro-
hibition, "a; Glover, Democrat for congross.
ninth district, SOL; Mclean, Republican,
i@ii O'Neil, Democrat for congress eighth
district, 1892; Rccles, as; Clard,.
Democrat, tenth district eO2; Morse,
Independent, l0s2; McDcaunon Democrat,
judge Of the court ofappoals, 7,046; Rombaur
| Republican, court Of appeals, 1904; Dillon,
Democrat, circuit judge, 7,742; Tsrry, Repub.
lican, circuit Judge, G,d25; Harrington, Dem.
ocrat' sheriff. 1888; Forstel, Republican
sheriff, 6'5lSi Nldelet, Democrat coroner
b7ni Wilson, Republican, G,3g7; PaIson, cir
cult attorney, 7,2j0; Glover, Republican, ge9,
Sullivan, Democrat, assistant clrcul, nttor.
ney, 400; Mcdonald, $500; Tittman, Demo.
crat' public administrator, 77l0; weleol
6,2V.
SCRATCHING AT sBDALIA.
sbDALIA, Nov "A very large vota wa,
polled In this city. Aarmaduko Wa,
scratched considerah1v Eo.d ,,,.t. =,