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New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NOMINATIONS.


The Democrats of Queens County held their
County Convention yesterday aud made the following
nominations:
For County Clerk John II Sutuhin OF Jamaica Sheriff b.
f. RushmOe O pmpsead; Justice Of the Sessions, Chrts
j. Chipp Of oyster Bay COrOners, Dr. VIM D. MoOd Oh ia
town Congressional Delegates st Large, stephen aDe OF
North Hampstead and Henry = DeBeyOisc OF Long lsian'
city Aleriates Stephen Burroughs Of Newown and A. y
WecrOf Hampstead oyster Bay, George DOW nlng alu Jo
w. Campbell jr; North Hampstead, Henry d. hcInseh anh
SIN IN Williams Hrmpstead, Frances H. Baldwin ana A. X
town Thomas Petit ana John EIchler; Flushing Israel
MERIT and g. Edward CARL Long Island CITY, Joseph NC
Iaughin and II. +. Downing
The suffolk County Democratic Convention met in the
old Methodist Church, at Bycrhead L. H. ON Tuesday
evening, and made the following nominations for county
officers:
For sheriff William II. MOnfoTt OF Huntington; County
Clerk Gilbert H. ketCham Rverhcad Justice OF the SEES
Sons John ). Huniing superintendent OF the POOR MOo
hull SkimOro OF bylOn Del gates to the Congress Oh
John p IIa Victor Smith Charles 4. Pearson samuel b.
Gardner, Gilbert H. Cooper Daniel A. Grlihng, William H.
Wells, John +. Taf james +. Bay 81 Ff1ncs NJ Bun VI
hattituck was nominated for member Of Assembly
Inc Democrats OF Westchester County held their
County Convention at White Plains Yesterday and nom
mated the following persons for county officers:
Sheriff f. BrIndage OF Port Chester; County
Clerk, john NJ HOwe Of White Plains; Surrogat', OMch l.
the Adam PALM IT, Of East Chester Coroner Francis
Schrmcr OF White Pans Justice Of Sessions, william G.
Howe Of sing Sing county committee was selected,
consisting OF one person from each town.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
JEROME PARK RACES.
lr nrrrvG OK the CONTESTS TO-DAY.

THE BETTING ON THE CONTESTS TO-DAY.
There will he four races at jerome Park to-
day. The first % selling racCOi l. miles, for purse
of 800 The horses entered 70 be sold Tor j0O are to
carry weight FOR 1cc n for 900, allowed four pouns
4 .ur 500, soycn pound, Il lor 500, twelve pounds
The horses that Will probably starr are L)nSsi'its
Partnership az pounds) lIitchcochs Galway tlli
pouudJ Bab,o,l'5 O1morc az pouni,D, G l. Lori
lard's Warlo,k 100 pounds, DOuohuc's Nw'Iork uO6
pounI-I. McCormack's Arcturus tl06 pounds, and
J.. LorirI', Courier o. pound- lhc con rlye " %l IA
be- the Grand National iandeap SWesi,i'Ncs oil Tloo
each aud only $50 h declared out by Gc 20th OF Scpt'n
bcr wih ~ 900 added, OF which the second horse VII
receive 300. Tho distance III tils race - hiooc
Mcuauol's Biz Sandy Oo0 pounds ana vigil ZOO
pounds, Belmont DIuntlcss 90 pounlS e. L. L0iil-
pouud,i Lawrcn,es shyloe@ az pounds, and r Lor-
ilarI's james A. OOS pound viii start The tnrd race
ines - are are LSGgstars Freebooter do3 pounds,
DIVER R-adAmanthnS Ills urs Poi"'ft FIar dis
rl..I,IsJ. and Bcluunt's FiddlcsucS d05 pounds.
Tho last race, OF five furl0ugs, Is Tor lWotarOd COTS
carving 10 pounds aud two-yenrold hlies carrying
iO7 pounds. The prize IS purse OF 500 PnryeaTs
ir,lnrd's I0nnsrr. HcDanics sister u Bassett Bel
mlnt's CaracalI, =. Lorliards BthAHe ana boNies
OHolc will probably start The pools sold last evening
JoSS6Ss- Frst PaeeArcturus 500 sloo GALWAY 500,
Mc6anieis Vsii and sandy 500 500 James A. *io5
90; sunburst $50 Si1i Pccolo, 2aSZ SlylocE 800
f ,;,Mantnas MdI sio6 sI25 FdScstcs $s $50
booter sG sG5 Preston s24. 80 cray Fr9r 80 70.
sister to iiassrt 81 Oroe, $40 Lounger so W. l. Zig
MoRRItstYaNftI Rdcs-Galway 500, $50 Arcturus,
40 o; OKmorc $50, s2S Walocb, $50 III Courier,
tiO xlj New York, $50, Sl2. SeOEd Rdce-AcDanrls :,
800 James A. 500 sunburs go r,colo 80 shylock'
go. Dduutps, r. Ihtt Hf,c-h mus
$50; Fr,ebootcr 500: Fiddlcstck' 80 Presiol SO
Gr,y Fi4r F,nfh Ejr -kug,llud, rJOi taracalLl,
Ia, B,nlinc 81 sister Bassot S23 Orole s-O LOun
g,r xl5 ". /. Higgins lDr He"itD, @lO. 49,.
'TufP EXCHAyGE.- ~ 81 -Arcturus, SlOOi GaWsV,
AIS Partnership $50; Warl0ch, $50 courier r3D; OAmOt
N,, ork LG.sNc ldfirls g.. SlOO' James
80 snnburst $50 Pccolo $40; ShyOck 3 Miner r23,
ljnuTes so Ilrd Rtcs-ltnadauIantaus, sos Fiddle
stirk as: Frtrhootc s.5 Preston, $40: Gray trar So
E,b Edes-K Klnrsl,Id, $50 Carso ala, 500 Beu1de ~
sister 3assett. 500 OrOle, f2J LOungf SlJi W. l. mig
DR.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
A co1oRED DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

Eleven white men, ten colored men, and one
BOY, color doubtful, had Grand Coored Democratic
Rally" last evening in at Sxh-ave. and Ninth
ST. The chairman John Taylor, presided with the assist
ance OF a gorgeous diamond 90 pin, the effect
OF which. however dimmed by the absence OF his
cravat, which apparently had declined attending DEM
ocratIc rally. There was also "A yicePresident who
gInued at every thing and anything and secretary
who wrestlod with the art Of writing. gentleman
Hebrew type addressed the audience, saying that
he was glad, very glad h. 50 many cOlOred men
with the courage to stand up for reform ana Gov
1ildcu who would certainly give the cOlOrcd people
bread aud ne at. Immense applause and "buly' from
the vicc-pTcsdeutI democrats" sad the spea6tr'
must Observation-Disclosures lhpphusc from
Tho howl He would ask his cOorcd friends whether they
preferred starvation or bread aud mcal All The persons
present beng for the latter the meeting adjourned aiter
q ieW remarks by The chairman
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN COLORADO.

THE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN COl-OhADO'
-,,. ,,,J,nITY ESTIMATED AT 2,500-THE LEGIsLA-
TIRE Two-IHRDs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. From
The COUNTIES.
DENVER. Col Oct. 1.-The official figures are com
,nc in and show still heavier Republican gains ana
naaiorites than last nights dispatches Indicated
,Tts Democrats concede the State to the RcpnOh-
aons who claim 1000 majority. The General
Issemblv will be two-thrds Republican III each
IIouse. Last year the Democrats had oi the Is
nonbers of the Council and II Of the 26 Represen-
.atvos. The Chairman Of the Republican state
Committee claims 21 of the 2G counties, and at
Least tbrce-fourths Of the Legislature. There can be
NO doubt that the Republicans Lave carried the
State by a majority Of about 1000, and the onclal
6cures show a ratio of gains which, If sustained IN
the sections rot yet heard frOm viii increase the
majority to 2, 800. The San Juan mining regions IL
is believed. will give tic Republican state ticket
about 800 majority Las Animas County the
strongest Democratic County in the state, gives only
100 majority, against 373 in 1874. The most san
guine Republicans had conceded Democratic ma
iority of 800 in the county. The Democrats also
lose member of the Legislature in Las Anlinas'
A comparative table of the majoritcs thus lar re-
ceyed for Governor with the majorlties III the same
counties for Delegate to Congress in 1874 Is gwen
beOW
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES ARRANGED,


THE AGREEMENT OF TAMuANY AND ANii-IAAhANf' l.
The Joint Conference Committee OF the
Tammany and AntIammany organizations met i"St
evening at the Monument House, approved tho L"
port Of the sub committee, and agreed to call the
ni,or fr election of delegates the County and Dis
trct Conventions published in yesterday lNinoSE
TIE Executive Committee Of the Ant-Tammany organ
izaton met at Irving Hall to ratify the action OF tue Oo
ference Committee aud prepare the call for the primaries
which viii me held next Monday evening IN each OF The
57 election districts There very full aitendance'
including John Morrsscy and Emanuel H. mart Two
hours were consumed in arranging uetiis anu
preparing the The county conventions w." W '''
- v,,,o.,o,. ,,.,t ot 2 a. NJ a irving and Tammauy
Halls The Auu'Iamnany tonNehtlGn WI , ',n,'.,,a
tv-o delegates from each election district hc"icIcvc
c",u,ritc cnus.iug Of an Au,iTammnny delegate nom
each Assembly district and equal lainnany repre-.
eentation, will virtually decide mon t"o ia ,,non
comfy Offices the tSO conventions beng eaeH upon
rrel, IN ,tifv th nominations ~ the loint co lclcco
cnmutc Tlr,e Judges OF election Will br CHOSEN py
each Assembly district organization i'ir u,in
Executive Committee atUoulho" III i"''N'' N''0
next at Irving Hal
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

HAVANA, Sept. 30.-1he important news has
Just been received from Hogun that the insurgents
commanded by vncente Garcia entered the city OF Las
Tuuas On the odd and obtained possession OF It, The
Dor1o confirms this news and the Spanish garrison
were probably in connvance with the Insurgents That
journal says that henceforth VIII gave the news oad
-. oood as II comes Las Tmas s about SO miles from
o,sup and o6 miles from Puerto Principe. It's srate-
gic Importance is very great
Jovellar It is reported desires that more
,roons sba be sent here fom Spain unless he Is pro-
vded with money pay them Ii Is feared that thee
will be mutiny here IL the soldiers are not paid IhtS
have received no pay for ak or seven montAs
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF THE RESULT.

A DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATE OF THE RESULT.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE ImcSs Denver special says
the election was quietly conducted yesterday though
there was great excitement all over the State. Gov.
Routt called out the State militia to suppress re-
ported outbreak on the southwestern border lndi-
cations now are that the vote will be very close Re
turus favorable to the Democracy come from Colo
RADIO Springs Majorites for the Democrats are re-
ported from Central City, Black Hawk, Trinidad,
Boulder, and other places, the State, county and
legislative tickets being successful in those places.
The Democratic headquarters at Denver are heseene
of the greatest excitement, and the Democrats claim
the election of Bella NJ. Hughes for Governor, Thomas
NJ Patterson for Congress, and the whole legislative
ticket
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
Ry TELEGRAPu TO THE TRIBUNE. !

WASHINGTON, Oct 4.-Secretary Chandler
had adyices from Indiana yesterday and to-day wIhch
arc very reassurng OF Republican He says that
nothing except fraud prevent Indiana from gong
Republican, and he does not believe that fraud VIII sue
coed in doing So ON the other hand, eXCongressnan
J. Wilson writes that there is doubt of Republican sue
cess in the Stale.
Private dispatches from Denver tonight state thai
Colorado las gone Republican by certainly $500 ma
joriiy
The Baltimore papers today publish the names OF the
persons indicted for melting the riot at the republican
meeting on Sept s. Among them are the names OF sew
ero who have gone with the Democrat repeaters' to
indianapolis
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
GRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY rELEGRAPa.

GRIMES ANU NAHUAII II4'-'I ItI4HuNfT"'
. RosroN Oct 4.-rhe officers Of the Charlcstown
discovered aud defeated great plot for the escape
OF cOnvcts.
Troy. n. Y. Oct. Mr.. Payne of Schaghticoke,
n V las been murdered the highway and robbed o
large sum Of money.
BosTDN Oct ID. l.. Thomas left Bridgeport,
Conn yesterday In balloon ana landed at Roc'hd Mas
the evening, falling into tree TIC balloon went ou' "
MAURICETowN, n. j. Oct. 4-The Maurice hiyer
Is Overhowng aud has destroyed thousands on tons o &
ready for marke thousands OF bushels o. corn ana ouer
property.
BATHURST, n. r., Oct 4.-The lighthouse keeper
at Caramel island Narcisse PORTER nnd his son e
owned Monday last by the Gpseiung OF theI boat "e
going from the mainland W the Island
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
local POLITICAL MEETINGS.

The Rev. c. B. Roy addressed a meeting OF
the colcrcd voters Of the t Assembly District last even
ing. at No 1872 Franklnst, on the issues before te
ucope reviewing the record Of the Democratic party Oh
the slavery and negro suffrage questions
Al meeting OF the Hayes AMI wheeler campaign
C1ub 81 the XVIII Assembly District speeches were made
-, u7Iiiau II Townley william j. Young and others
This Climb numbers 300 MEMBERS Of whom so have been
received within the past fortnight.
The XIXth Assembly District Boys ia Blue, Company
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
XLvth Congress.
.Renonlinafed.


The canvass is hcng carried with great vigor the
Republicans entering into II with more crncStncs thah
their opponents. Wcl,-nfCrmed politicians predlct tha'
should Indiana go Republican in october tie Democrats
would quietly give ~ Mississippi in November The
Democratic Legislature redstrc;od the state In such
manner last Winter as to throw the larger part OF the
Republican vote into Congressional district, Tue
Win. But the Republicans have made nominations so
good as 10 warrant the with fair vote the Isl
and IVh Districts also can he carried with good MAORI
ties The I'd District IL close and doubtful and the two
contestants (whO are making the canvass jointly ca'h
feel assured Of success An incident occurred IN this dis
trict Che Il) last week which came near resulting in
duel between the candidates. AZ Sa:dis Col Manning
referred 20 Ju gc walton the Republican nominee, a'
scaawag. after which remark the Judge demanded nn
instant rctractuu "a fgf. Before the pf'hnlHHIlt'
could De arranged Judge Walton was arrested Nitr on
his way Memphis and placed under bonds lluhlN tic
difficulty was satisfactorily adjusted by the incip"~ltah
OF friends Of both tine candidates aud the tufass was
continued. Both gentlemen were toniCAeit snoi'le'
The Rcpubicaus have invited Gen: bdnH., senator
Logan Frederick Douglass, auu Gen WOodioid 20 JOIN Ia
the canvass.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
MEAGER RETURNS FROM GEORGIA.
THE DEMOCRALyC MAJORITY LABGE-A QUIET ELEC-
NON AND LIGHT VOTE.

NON AND LIGHT VOTE.
MACON, Ca. Oct. 4--The election was quie
everywhere. The vote is small, but largely Demo-
cratic. The Republicans made no fight in most OF
the counties, except for Governor. No disturbance
is reported anywhere. A more peaceful election was
never held in tins State.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 4-The Democratic ticket
was elected in this county by 100 majority The
Legislative ticket was reduced to 700 majority by
an Independent ticket. Alfred IL. COlquitt's DEM
majority for Governor, in this city, is 1900.
ATLANTA Ca, Oct. 4.-The ELECTION was quiet.
The returns indicate light vote. The Democratic
majority viii be large
SAVANNAH, Oct. 4.-The election passed off quietly.
The majOrites in the following counties are COM
pared with the majorties for Congressman IN 1874,
and for Governor in 1872:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
rrARs OLE A RIsING OF TIE urEs.

CINCINNATI, Oct. "A special to The En-
ours says that general rising Of the Ute Indians in
Colorado is feared. The sheriff OF Platte County is
alarmed at the prospect OF raid from 1000 warriors
OF one OF the ercest aad most intelligent tribes oi the
West and has teegraphed to GOV. Routt for aid. The
crror teIrotopled 10 Gen Pope at Fort LeaycnwOrth
for arms Gen Pope has replied that the President only
has authority issue them, but that Col hatch mas
truups enough TO suppress any outbreak.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

LArER-Further returns do not materially change
the figures given on the general result IN the state
The Democrats here ccncede the election OF the ell
tire Republican State ticket Governor Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer,
the three judges of the Supreme Court, Congress
man for the uuexpired term Of the ALlVth CO.
gress, and a majority in both Houses Of the LeglS-
lafmc The Republicans claim 20 Of the 70 sena-
tors. and two-thrds of the lower House
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
STANCE AFFAY AT SCRANTON.

SCRANTON, Penn, Oct. Am aftray took
noce at the saloon Of Edward James this morning. in
which two women aud several men engaged Two men
mother Mrs. Catharlne Evans, Is now in jail
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
EIGHTH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL NoNryArIoN

The Executive Committee OF the Central
Organ. zaton OF tie Independent Republicans Samuel
n. Lccomtc Chairman, met last evening AT scencc Hal'
at 80 III Elhthst and tn pursuance OF the authority
yc.cd in il and IN the Pr, silent, Ew9od f. ThOme
ordered primary election for the With Congressional
District which compriscs the Ninth, fifteenth, SIX
tecnth and part OF the Eighteenth Wards The occasion
of this action is shown the resolutions which were
unanimously adopted and which stated that II was I'M
drr-tood that the CIst0uI-1us' KcluD team organization
al tu dstr,, uBd comm ned Itself 20 the nomination OF
(llrIr, : Spencer aa representative loo Congress. ~
such nomination wuuldrcpel MANY ct1eE RON F"tluS
tuc .uub ic,r t,ki me independent Association felt
obi cd to take tbs action. Tac prinacc- Will he hela
ou Friday evening anl tie Congressional. CONVENTION on
~ttllfllI tXC.lu-.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

A, held meeting last evening at Grubes Hall, on one
hundredtlst.. between Ninth and Tenthayes Ihe
association numbers 300 members about - persons e
rolling themselves last evening Resolutions were rcd
approving the Republican nominees, artr whlch tne
meeting addressed by Col. A. r. hetcham ana
Andrew J. Plumb.
At the OF the Republican Executive Committee
OF Kings County last evening large and enthisastc
me ting was held, at which Franklin Woodruff presided
The audience was addressed by Gen. Daniel Ullman.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

here and in Ohio to secure speakers of national rep
utation was illustrated in an amusing way to-day
Gov. Stewart L. WOodford of New-YOrk arrived tins
morning, but he had scarcely reported at the com
mttee rooms when Chairman Fredley received
telegram from Columbus signed by Chairman
Wikof, demanding his return, saying it would be
an outrage if Gov. Woodford should be kept out OF
Ohio at this time. Col. Fricdley replied that it
would be an outrage to take Gov. Woodford from
Indiana at this time.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
REPORT OF THE REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN.

REPORT OF THE REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Judge Edmmds, Secretary
of the Union Republican Congressional COMMITTEE
received the following call this evening:
DENVER, Col, Oct 4.
The Hon. ]. NJ EDMUNDs, Washington: H.
TIE EgmbiCaus have carried the state tcket Meimntf
M trpprs aud thIecOUrths of the legislature IhI,
gives s two United States Senators ana tie eiScOidi
ye or Ityrs aud Wheeler. Tins ls reiJhlr ana posi-
tive. D. - LtNOSS, a..
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

announced at one time they would do. No Information
has yet received at the Republican heaIquaieIS
character for Indiana Inspector Dks, who Is INC act
ing head Of the pocc in the absence OK suleiIhiecS
deputations had gone from this city, ana mat OhelS
preparing 10 start. Tho police were uV lh of.t ~
of a their moyemettg and had been Informed OF the
maine Of thp leader OF these bands but owing To- measures
pending against him. the Inspector refused TO dNuEc 7
nam
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
pEcrfJAR SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

TREyroN, n. j., Oct. 4.-The Mercer County
Circuit Court is engaged in the civil trial OF susan
d Brown of Princeton The allegation is that there was
Ss7 600 worth of bonds transferred to Mrs. Brown by
her SON Albert d. Brown to avoid suit for divorce and
anony and the damages given to Miss Noce in the suit
above referred 10, ana also In prospective sult for
seduction under promise Of marriage
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
GENERAL FOREIGN VIEWS.
TIE GOLD AND SILVER TRANSFERS.

LONDON wednesday, oct I, 1876.
American eagles to the value of E130.00O
were Withdrawn from the Bank Of England for shipment
u New-YOrk to-day.
India Council bills to the value Of R3500O0 were
allotted to-day decline OF about 3ed per rupee on Lass
weeks rates
Silver is quot,d to-day at SD. per ounce.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

AUGUSTA, Oct. 4.-The election passed of quietly
here. About 2, 500 votes were polled for Governor
Of which Alfred II. Colquitt (Dem. received 1900
and Jonathan NOrcrOss Rep, 600.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

PRovIDENCF, X. l., Oct 4.-The Rhode Island
RepubIcan state Convention net at II o'clock to-day.
GEN Van Zsndt OF Newport ele ted President ana
addressed the convention at some length. After Two
hours delay in settling the con'ostng delegations ot t~o
town. The convention nominated cS Gov samuel G. AT
poif "a cafatc Ot Rutherford Il. Iayc G.. li. CorliS,,
Nathtn H. Dixon, ana Dr.. Charles IL. Fisher for fre'i-
dcuflIl electors
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
NEw.IERsEY poLTTGcs.

TRENTON, y. j., Oct 4.-Gcorge c. Ludlow
has been nominated for State Senator from Mlll..eN
County in NcwJeIsey. The Pas,aic County Rcpub leans
have nominated eySpCao~ g. A. Hoburt Of Paterson FOR
state senator and Jacob IT, Blauvct for County Clerk
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
THE TRANsvAAL REPUBLIC IN DANGER.

Adyices by mail from Cape Town to Sept. 0
report hat affairs in the Transyaai Republic alarm
ing owing the defeat OF the Dutch troops The natives
had become unmanageabe. The Zdu King was about 20
lead 10000 to attack the rransyaa Republic, and
threatened Wholesale massacre Of the Beers or white
seiIlr-s.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

Gen Martinez Campos is a distinguished officer who
had leading part in the campaign which ended In the
rout OF Don Carlos. lie is a strong royalst.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN IN MISSISSIPPI

REPUBLICAN HOPES OF a VICTORY IL NOVEMBER
THE CONGRESSIONAL NOMGNAIlOSs.
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rREuNE'I
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 29.-The Congressional
nominations in tins State completed yesterday, and
q1p rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
NEWARK CITY NourNATIoYsi

The following additional Democratic nOnl-
nation, have been made IN Newark: second WANDA
dornau, d. A. n. DougAerty; Chosen freehoder, P"d
H. Iutz: school Commissioner, ID via II. Brown lirN-
cut WsrG-A Idt riau, Alex. JARVIS; Fr"chold"r Joan
+. McDOnOugn; School COmnsslone j.. r. Crane.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
DemocrGfic 1876. 1874.
Cannfils. MuEhes. IattNr-

The above figures show Republican majority III
the counties named of 2,7S7, Republican gam OF
1862 over the vote of 1874 The Democrats lose ID
every county except Pueblo, where Their majority Is
increased by vote. The 10 counties TO DC hea'u near
from pave a Democratic majority of JSS in 1874.
The Republican gains by counties are as follows: p
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05

DEPARTURE OF REPEATER9" FOR THE WEST
The crowd of Baltimore ruifans who started re-
Gently for Indianapolis 10 participate In the indiana eiec
on went by the way Of the Baltimore ana oho
and tereforo did not come through tnis city, w 1t was
New-York tribune., 1876-10-05
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Nominations to Congress are reported by
piittc,
NntnLneI

District. Ncfainee fhttcf.
Tst NJ. IanderE. Democrat
MA COuugrticlt. r. VI. Democrat.
Win Na.sachUsctis judge H. E HJar Ind, pendent
YIN Mss-4chusct... George H. LOriug ErpubHCa'
L., .s4,hu.etts illim CrapO. Republican.
Isf Mas Jus.bu NJ. Democrat.
III licIe L. aud. Iscuidmu lauias HpHi can.
IId Rhode leland Iaiuer ". BalOu.. krpUbn' an.
TleAOmlLatcd.
speciu dispatch to The NOyrcich BuletiH SAYS T. W.
Waller OF NcwLDndon will not accept the Democratic
nomination in the lid Connecticut District.