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

bore the intelligence indicating q Dem
)cratic victory to those assembled at
various other points. At Republican
private kilograms held
them to their faith, and those among
them who had money readily accepted
the long odds offered. This state OF al
fairs existed until evening and the re-
ceipt of New York bulletins. The news
was too unexpected to be believed. EX-
pressions of Democratic joy heard on
all sides gave away to incredulity,
but as each succeeding bulletin aud pri-
vate information cOrruborated the start
ling intelligence, hope died and the sad
reality of Cleveland's defeat was gener-
ally admitted The cannous which
only awaited the announcement TO thun-
der forth the Joyous tidings of revolu-
ton in national affairs, were
left untouched and the crushed
and disheartened Democracy retired to
their homes. Galveston is in mour ming
from which even the victory of the state
ticket cannot redeem them.
SOUTHWEST rEXAs.
BORNE, Nov. o. Special. Kendall
county gives Rector, the Republican
candidate for congress, large majority.
The returns are not all in, but it IS est.
mated he got two-tAirds OF the entire
vote.
UvALrE, Nov. o. Special I'm this
county Sayers, Democrat, for congress,
gets five out of six of the votes cast in
the county. The local officers are Demo
Gratis.
RIO GRAHpE CRY. Nov. 5.-lSpecial.l
Starr county goes heavily Republican,
giving u big boost to Rentiro's candi-
dacy for congress in Ochilree county.
HHDALSo, Nov. , Special. lily.
dslS0 county. Ochiltree's district, it is
believed, goes slightly Republican, but
the contest Is very close.
EAGLE PASS, Nov. o. Special. May
eriCk county, OChitree's district, goes
Republican by large majority for Rent
fro, congressional candidate. Local
Offices about evonly divided.
AZ THORP SPRINGS.
TuoRP SPRINGs, Nov. o. Special. T.
Returns not all received. There were
about 1890 votes polled.
he national Democratic ticket re
oeiyed about 1875.
The state Democratic ticket will fall
about 70 short OF the national.
The race between county Judge and
sheriff is close. Cannot tell anything
definitely before night as to final result
DENTON COUNTY.
DENTON, Nov. Especial The Off
cial vote of this county is not in vet,
but the indications are that, for district
judge, f. n. Piner, has the plurality
for county offices: G. G. Bell, for local
represstlve; Brady, for county Judge
Mcdonald for sheriff; Parks, for county
clerk; Johnson, for county treasurer
Mcneil, for county collector; Bigger
stall, surveyor; Rector, for assessor. anc
Edwards, for district cleark. The offlcia
cout may change the above, in one Oh
TWO officers. Ireland, for governor, is
running behind. The national tickle
and the Republicans have voted FOL
Norton, nearly alike.
BURNET COUNTY.
BURNEr, Nov. o. Special. The vote
between Ireland and Jones is very close
with chances in favor OF Ireland. Say
ers has carried this county by not los,
than 500; GlasscOck by not less than 400
Judge Blackburn by not less than SO
The Democratic electors are elected al
most unanimously. The opposition
tickets will not get over $50 votes com
bined. j. q. Cook IL elected county at
torney; John w. Wolf, sheriff; j. A
Crews, county Judge; d. l.. Luce, dis
trict clerk. IL VIII take an officia
count TO determine the election of tn,
assessor and treasurer.
CAMP COUNTY.
PTTTSBURG, Nov. 5.-lSpecial. 1--Th,
election passed off quietly, but Tho
largest vote ever cast in the county wa
polled yesterday. The vote on the stat
ticket gives Ireland about 100 maiorit,
over Wash Jones. Norton is not know
among the Republicans here. The vot
Tor presidential electors is about 100 ma
lQrity in favor of the Democrats. w. IL
Mclean, Democat, has carried thu
county by about 900 maiorit,
Tor district judge of the Fifth Judicial
district. Sam d. Stinson, Democrat
polled the full vote of the county fo
state senator for the Seventh district
aud Gideon Christian, Democrat, ha
carried the county over j. M. Perdue
Republican, for representative of Tn
Eleventh district; NJ. Il. Brooks i
elected county judge: A.. s. Zachary
county attorney; X. ID. Stafford, sheriff
II. IL. Russell, district and county clerk
L; j. Reynolds, treasurer, and X. NJ
Clark, assessor.
gATFsviLLE.
GATEsVILLE, Nov. D. Special. l-Om
ctal returns are not In yet. Jones car
RED large vote--probably one-third
Gibbs runs with Cleveland. Lanham 4
solid for congress. Miller, for distric
attorney, aud Bell, for senator. ar
ahead by overwhelming maiorities
Duitie will carry this count,
Tor representative, though
is believed Key is elected. The follow
ing will be the county officers: w. +
Stoyall, judge; X. b. Wells, count,
clerk y. A. Mcdowell, county attofr
neyi j. NJ Lanhanl, sher'"; Il. y. Car
uen, collector; =. ). Herman, as
SCISSOR; Chris Graves, surveyor; j. II
saunders, treasureri G. ]. Carnahan, dis
election was quiet, A largely increaset
vote was polled.
ATsAN SABA.
SAN SABA, Nov. 81 Special. l-Re
turns from seven precincts give Irelan,
5OOi Jones, l65; Norton, Z.
FOR Congress-Sayers, COL; Rector
The same precincts have made re
turss, but no count has been kept out
SIDE, except ON the county ticket, Al
the old county officers have heen re
elected, with a few precincts yet to hea
from.
HEIDENUEIMER.
HE1nENHEIMER, Nov. b.--ISpecial, /
AT this box the Democratic elector
pollod the full vote except one each ia
the Greenhackcrs and the Republicans
This applies also to the state ticket.
GRAIN tLkCrED-LABATr DEFEATED,
GALVESTON, Nov. 5.-The count in IN,
city and county IL still in progress, witt
ne indications Of finish until 20 NOR
| row. Tho results thus far shoy
largely increased Democratic MAORI
ties. The vote for Governor Ireland /
slightly behind the state ticket. 40
congress in the seventh cOngressioua
district embracing twenty-eight coun
ties, of which Galveston Is the CONNER
cial center, William Il. Grain Demo
craft will 80 out with n plurality a
$500 votes. This, together wit
mMoritios reported throughout his dis
trict, Will elect him by ut least 800
over Rentfro, Republican, aud Nelson
colured, Republican,. For represen
tative, Sixty-tfth district, l.. q Fishe
IL ola'ted over II. j. Iabati
present incumhent. |. X. White. An
Republican candidate In the sixty-sixt ii
district, had no opposition. William N
Stewart, district Judge; w. r. Austin