The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-08


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ties of his beiag elected seec;ed good.
Efforts at coalitions, pointing to a seiec-
iion or one man to concentrate on
atiainst Donaldson Were made, but
without success, ana oil remained in the
field. The election passed Off compara..
lively quiet, there being only 100 votes
polled, or scarcely two-thirds of the
vote OF The city. c. n. Buokly, Demo-
crat, was re.elected mayor over his op-
poRonts, Dills, Democrat; Robertson,
Democrst; Whitaker, independents, and
Donaidsoni Republican. The council
men selected to-day TO III vacancies
consist OF Levy, Democrat; Cole, Demo-
crat; stowe, Democrat; Gribble, Demo
crat, and Mcfarland, Republican.
Buckley has majority of 3d9'over Dills
and q majority of 65 over the entire
field. Every ward In the city goes DEM
ocratic but tho first, which elects McFar-
land, Republican. kopler's Nand is on
the street and several bonfireS illumi-
nate the court plaza and Travis street.
AT HgNRIETTA.
HENRIETTA, April Z. - [SposiRl,l =
Great interest was manifested IN the
election hero to-day. Some Of tho MIN
listers of the gospel took to the ssreets
and eleotloneered all day. w. M. We'd
dington (Republican) was elGcted
mayor over w. A. Squires (Denoorat)
by 30 majority.
AT aREENVIELB.
GREENviLLE, April H. Special. III no
city election TO day resulted in the elcs-
ton Of Parker for marshall, +. II. Neal
= for assessor and collector, B +. Lconey
for attorney and Il. w. Harrison for
treasurer.
AT WILLS POINT.
WILLS PotNT, April 7.--LSpecial. T.
] The election for city officials was held
: here to-day, aud everything passed OF
3 quietly as usual. Up to III O'clock this
: morning there was but one ticket in the
i field, when tho opposition sprung s
a ticket upon the people which won the
. day by a majority of % ont of l25 vote,
d cast. The victorious ticket was headeC
IS by Capt. j. j. Dickard, for mayor, j. L
a Road, q. w. Sharp, N A. Matthew'S, NJ
. L. Clopton and II. Il. Wings Tor alder
II man, w. B. Wynne for city attorney
20 and w. II Pate for city marshal. Th
VI elected officials are all Representative
70 citizens, and it isga credit TO the town t
:, have such able men TO represent it.
10 AT TYLER,
" TYLER, April Especial. In til
~ election to-day for mayor and aldermol
y for the different wards, all interest wa
10 concentrated in the election OF mayor
" This resulted in the election OF N.
'u Harris. Il. N. Jones, his opponent, is
" young lawyer, who eXertsd himself
~ the interest of the Democratic ticket las
H. fall, and to whose labors the overwhe
TO ming Democratic majority at that ole,
tion was attributed. This caused th
rs Republicans TO vote for Harris, an
Oh also the disappointed candidates Of Il
Democratic convention. Harris is
good man, and will serve the city TO u
2 best of his ability. He received a sms
) majority.
AT CoRsICANA,
3 CoRs1CANA, April 7.--lSpeoial. IT
; election passed of quietly, the day
ing fair and pleasant. Indications
= present are that Il, s. Neblett, esq,
~ elected mayor over John X. Smith, I
W present incumbent.
ls Capt. Barrett is reelected city mt
IL shal.
Ii John Karney. city treasurer.
Jas, Burgess, city secretary.
l0O John Ransom, assessor and coll
!. tor.
For Aldermen-In the first ward q
~ ~ tis and Johnson.
Z09 Second ward, @. w. Joster and NJ.
oos Burgess.
SS5 Third ward, Dick Farmer and r.
800 AT MCKINNEY.
oss MCKINNEY, April 7.,-lSpeciall-1
SSo city election te-dayiresulted as follow
5ib q. II. Armstrong, mayor,
3i0 j. R. Parker. G.. II. Howell. II. NJ. i
s. j. Boyd, alderman.
$50 AT MARLIN.
loo MARLIN, April Especial. The
ooo election passed off quiotly. VIM, 81
9G9 ton was elected mayor and III. M.
S2S den city marshal, politics was losl 81
1876 Of The gentlemen above named W
elected by Democratic votes. Both
559 5So Independent in politics.
Sa0 Se9 AT HOWE.
5oS HOWE, April Especial. l-The to
Si8 election passed off very quietly tod
3O2 The following were elected officers
2O6 the ensuing year;
". p Wilson, mayor.
was J. NJ. Culver, marshal.
Mai. s. w. Young, j. NJ. Stone, J. Il.
and Mahon, l.. II. Ross and w. NJ. Sm
.stic aldermen.
,uce The defeated candidates aro takin
re. grand tour up salt river to-day.
own At LoNGvIEw.
fen LoNGvIEw, April 7.-[Special.l r.
In a election OF three short term city al
man men passed Off quietly, but much
leti- terest was exhibited on account Of
3 for hog law and anti-hog law men.
the vote is double that Of any vote
heir polled here for similar election,
yors ing a handsome majority for the
the law. r, r. Ch0ney, II. IL. Smith
| his Hatch May were elected, the anti
fore law men scoring only 30 votes, WI
IN to forever settles the hog question, as
of il the second time tho law has
lipal voted good one for sanitation Of
Z be city.
Has, AT WACO,
lcrat WACO, April 7.-[Special. The
Is TO election to-day passed of orderly
izen, tho main, but with great deal Of
ners, element, The disturbances were
" in orally OF trivial nature and did no
atty, terfero with the fun of tho occal
The The closest contests were for ms
'ul TO city marshal aud city attorney.
at he rule, tho advocates of bonding V
Ia In for PARROT for mayor. Nearly
uero, votes were polled, the largest vote
ction cast In the city. The election rest
nded ia the return of the old officers, a
nina lows: DR.. w. II, Wilkes, mayor;
peat Moorei city marshall II. A. Blair,
This Is Dir. Wilkes third term and
Moore's fourth term.
held AT wRATHERFoRD.
al in WEATHERFoRD, April 7-lSpeci
# ex- Lhe cltY S, ei9ctlon % passeT, "a MY TrS
siohs' of good nature prevailed. Tho of
of j. elected are:
mar. Marshal and collector, David G.
paoi, ton.
Feek, Secretary, treasurer and assS
eovou W., Mat G. Cameron.
INV alu City attorney, II. j. Mckenzie.
sn"'' Aldarmen--ward No. /; Moses
~ ner,
D. l. Ward No. 2: b. r. womack.
"a. - Ward No. 3: ID. II. Coleman,
~, Ward No. 4: ID. W. Knight.