The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-06
Dallas County.

mn VIZ.
Scenes in this city yesterday enabled
conservative spectators TO torn some
conception of the effect of elections OH
| the brutalized elements elsewhere
where ruiliinism obtains III greater
force than it does here. IA front of the
post-oh,ire the radicals congregated to
the number OF several hundred and
| built fires of boxes and barrels. Anvil
,uns were discharged aud all
sorts Of orgies INDUCED in.
This mob was composed chiefly of
negroes. White men, mostly federal
o.lice-hoiders, were present, some
twenty or thirty strong. Opposite, on
the building owned by Alb. Norton, q
streamer bore the inscriptions: -"RePub-
lean Ieadquafters." Beneath this
sinister streaner, on the side walk.
crew of negroes and whites collected
and jeered ut ali who passed.
At this point descency was abandoned
and fiOL was the order. IN various
places bulletin boards were established
aud the election news was chalked down
as fast as received. More than one bust.
ness place employed telegraph operators
received and furnished instanta
menus bulletins. Prominent among
rhe enttrprising establishments alluded
TO was the Merchants exchange. The
great trading room in that magnificent
building was thrOnged with citizens
and travellers, and the secretary was
busy all the time answering the ques-
tions Of the eager 'nquirers or chalkinG
up the bulletins handed him, at swiftly
succeeding intervals, by the operator il
The room. the gathering was chiefly
| Democratic, and the reports were not 81
IL nature to encourage people holding
those views, therefore some de
spondency was visible on the
countenances OF those who watched
gatherings, good order prevailed ana
the more favorable reports provoked
natural cheers which were given in It
gentlemanly manner. The city vot- is
| not yet counted in full and only a poT
ton is given below. The county re
turns ais are only partly given. No
doubt official figures complete of the
next issue.
SECOND WARD.
The following ale the reCurns as far rs
at alnahle at . late hour last night: AL
bridge, 1913; Burke, lIG; w. Ii. ". smith,
III; Cochran, IN; Cumming, (P. W. 2)9:
Force, (p. W. Is; McCuilongh, 10;
Thorp Andrews, 100; Austin, l0l: Payne,
0; Strange, lis; Biewett, 20; Bower, l05;
Edwards, 50; Kimbrough, 227; Sebas.
tian, 50; Coombes, 1872; Terrell, IS. The
ward went nearly solidly Democrptic,
state and nationally.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
The following is official: Democratic
electors, Ill; Ireland, 10; Lubbock, 10;
W. 9. Walsh, y; TenpIIe!o,n,,
born, 1859; Aldredge, 0S; Burke,
II; j. o. Terrel, 81; Kimbrough, 81;
Sebastian, las; Z +. Terrell, ID; Coombes,
80; ANdrews, 4; Payne, 43; Austin, l29;
Bower, IS; Blew ott, 81; Strange, 5; Ed
wards, 4; Clint, l6S; w. NJ. G.
Mil' s i49; Tha ,4a. 81; W. H. 4:
Gillespie, 10; l.. b, Scott, 1870; Henry II,
Smith, 90; Thomas, Z; Langley, 80;
Downs, 40; Henry w Jones, 1870; Strong,
Claiming iu' 3; Mccull''ugh, As; Bolton
100; Cullum, 81; DureIt, 80; Peter Cul
lam, ~; Sale, ~ Harrison, 8; Swim.
160; J. NJ Knox, 3; Nc lillian, 4; Mar
snail, So. Mann, IS; Spiliman, 40; Par
kor,G.
SHADY VIEW PARK.
The vote in tins precinct is not all
counted. The following is the way ii
stood at 10 p. la. last night: Demo
cratic electors, 205: Republican electors,
10; Prohibition, Z: Greenback, 2; Ire
land, 30; Gibbs, 225; Norton, %; Aid
redge, 1876; Burke, $50; Austin, 200; An
drews, 80; Austin, 40 Coomhes, Kim
brOugh, Bower, Sheriff Smith, County
Dlcrk Hill, and Downs, are each aheatl
of &, sir opponents. About l65 ballots
are still to count.
NINETEEN PRECINClS.
Tho following IS a summary OF returns
from nineteen precincts of Dallas county
lei not included hereD Burke, l,lSi;
Aldredge, Oh; bower, 759; Blewett, 743;
edwards, l42; Strange, 1903; W. II. W.
smith, 1915; Cochran, 305; w. N. G. Hill,
,i33; Thgcker, 476; II enrv III. Smith,
73l; Downs, 496; Langley, aol; y. Pinck
inOmps, 56,
In the nineteen polling places above
Democracy strongly prevails.
DUCK GREER
The following is the Official count
.is 10 Duck4reek;
Democratic electors 90; Republican
electors Il: Prohibition electors 4. Nor
ton, -; Bigger, "A; John reland, 206;
Barnett Gibbs, 1874; w. 4 swain. 2O9,
4. Il Lubbock, .vJ; w. g. Wa Ii, 209;
Jno. y. Templeson, 2OS: b. NJ. Bater,
no; DIN Weiborn, i9g; G. n. Aldredge,
81; r. Il. Burke, 100; J, o Terrell, 1856;
X. :. Ki,nbrough, 10. w W Srhss vi.
40; p. +. Terrell, 10; p. II. Coom5css
d: Z. r. D. Andrews, 10; John Pay Ne,