The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
LIZ WEEKLY HERAp. DALLAS TEXAS THURsnAy NOVEMBER

counting IN m0w rapidly ilis innrulng,
hui The Only lliina yet donnitel tn0wn
M, " the present ratio NJ lispublloan
Itiua CONTINUES, the state will be- re-
mtrknhly rlusp, and the plurality viii
not hn more than $50 "a her way, n IL
Impossible ~ vet ~ state the cuiuplhN ion
~ the legislature. So change Va con.
irySsinou from figures sont last night.
en- AtNfuM uCtii ran iIs,
l.'iN. Ar"iIs, Nov. o. Pnlnan
county gives q Democratic majority Of
1874, Republican gain -; tuSs county,
~ mDrruir majority ',i, Republican
uaiu fi' luplftu county, Democratic
IHlpr'ry nm Democratic gain ~; Martin
D .uHtt, NuWGocftlc Uul I.tA ~, lrhtu-
cratic sliu o.; Grant county, Republican
rHJntitN Ih, Republican gain ii1i white
F ruuniN, Democratic majority $40,
Democratic gain -,
There IL every indication that the vote
viii ho very rlD-v, The Democratic
committee claimed the state at noon hy
hNn, Toe Republican committee are
rquH. =. ,,-.idcnt, hut does not give Zig
utr-,
lNuIANAPoLS, Nov, Five hundred
and RHINrN ,r U- piur.s alive the not
RopuhicsH gtiu l,,lG. l.,rlsuoog gain
indicates u Republican majority Oi 1000
iU the state,
Six hundred nrl twonty-four voting
places show a net Republican gain pt
i,'jl, which II about ~ per cent, of the
total vote of the state The city upd
county Republican majority Is Uuu.
puollc, Republican tor Congress, Is de
Iuulrd hy BNnun, Democrat, bV 900 ma
i.ri,y. Ward, Democrat, In the ninth
district, dv!,uts npNCy, Republicans, ~
ioD. The Legislature il largely Demo-
cratic.
GOV. uENpn CKs TALRs.
INDIAN agH.ls, Nov, j,--sov, Hon
drlvNs Ia, been in receipt of kilograms
from various scrfi0u, all day, bat moth
ing FROM the national Democratic COM
mHttur since morning, lie answered a
Telegram from Joseph Pulitzer, OF the
New YORK. World, who asked MS opin-
ION ui hc result und the reason that, in
his belief, i"u lu 10, ana attached lu in
curry as To how aow YORK. mad gone.
m response, Pulitzer wired him Ihut
New York .uN given Cleveland amt
might bD increased, ANY huW, the state
Wa. sure tor Tho Democratic electors.
The following tUlrurnm from the
Young MEMS independent committee,
of New York, gave COY. Hendricks
y rSNual qualification, hut 10 was MT
satisfying %, tp the actual facts:
"N"ieviug thul the war issues are set
NO. The independent Republicans NAV o
giNru You the state, Huu Vptcd IN favor
ui administrative reform"
In the evening an Associated Press
reporter called upon the governor and
was accorded q brief interview.
~ lirmly believe Indiana has gone
Dem cratic by decisive majority, and
am Inclined 20 extend my estimate of
last night Of 1900 10 5000. ] cannot un-
dris lind the system of reports that are
,-l, ION 81 ni
rrn Union, To the associated press. !
fear he is misleading the people.
| talked with General Manson
about IL, and he stated that he lad the
same fault TO find when he was direct
ing the affairs of the state committee,
tour years ago. AS TO New York, of
course | can not be certain. II the As
bic, they settle New York state
against Cleveland. The division
in the Democratic vote there be-
tween Cleveland and Butler is due
To the employment OF the latter to work
in the interest of Blaine. There is no
doubt Butler was working for tho Re
publican manaa rs.'
At THE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
ROOMS.
While The claim oI carrying the state
by over lG,C0U Is still kept up, vho further
lain is made thai the Re-
publicans are doctoring the retur S
to deceive the people. Chairman
Henderson says the Democrats have
elected ten congressman, the Repuhli-
cans one, BROWN with two districts
the eighth and ninth-in doubt. Chair |
man New. of the Republican committee,
says Brown, Johnson, steele and owen
are elected to congress, and that the
first district is in DOUBT. The state is in
doubt and claimed by both parties.
INDIASA DEMOCRATIC.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-John G.. Prather, a
member OF the Democratic national
committee, received the following dis
patch late to night from - prominent
n-luber Of the national committee:
indianapolis, Nov 8.
Ii Will take no official count
to determine the vote OF In
diana. There are large gains in Demo
cratic counties and Republican losses in
their counties. Indianapo lis show 100
Democratic gain over the vote OF two
wears ago. Eighteen counties yet to
come in. Cleveland has Indiana by
many thousands.
Lsigned. AUSTIN H. BROWN.