The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-05
HAYES EXPOSED.
"A Letter from Elm Endorsing and En-
couraging the American i
Alliance. ], =. ~: /. i.$s5:sa
LOVES REVENGE.
A Grandson Of President Harrison Ad-
dresses a Lady, and Being Re 81
iected, Slabs Her .:.s.s y.
BAD BEN. BUTLER
Judge Hsar Consents to Run as Independent
Republican Candidate Against Him.

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Republican Candidate Against Him.
IT, &C., &c, &c. 4
| DENVER, October 4.-The following adj
! ditional returns have been received: / Los
Animas county-Democratic maj ority, 300;
Democratic loss, 70. Burt county-Demo-
cratic majority, 100; loss, 30, The Repub-
Iicans have undoubtedly carried the State
by decided majority, and both branches OF
the Legislature, which elects two United
States senators and three presidential cleo
tors. " 49,, ~,
ONE OF TIE RESULTS OF THE COLORADO
a@ t"y ELECTION. -. -5-t' -
/ WASHINGTON, October 1.-The result in
Colorado will bring Mr.. CHATTER; another OF
the Jones-Sharon class, to the Senate. -.
| NEW YORK, October IA telegram was
received from Colorado to-day at the head
quarters Of the Republican National Com
mittee declaring that: that State had gone
| Republican, and that the Republicans had
elected the Governor and had a majority IN
the Legislature.
| at the Democratic headquarters the fol-
lowing dispatch was received: g Returns
4
We claim the State officers and Les1sla-
ture." - 4! ~! ~ 49, 3,
CHICAGO, October 4.-The ItipeS'S Dem
yer special says: The election was quietly
conducted yesterday, though there was
great excitement all over the State. Gov
ernor Routt called out the State militia to
suppress reported outbreak on the South
western border. The indications now are
that the vote will be very close: Returns
| favorable to the Democracy come from Col
orado Springs. Majorties for the Demo
Gratis are reported from Central City, Black
Hawk, Trinidad, Boulder, and other places.
The Democratic headquarters at Denver IS
the scene OF the greatest excitement, and
the Democrats claim the election OF Hughes
for Governor, Patterson for Congress- and
the whole legislative ticket T.. :.
! WASHINGTON, October 4-1 p. Mo
thing has been received from Colorado
/ through the regular channels since 20 clock
this morning. ,r .'s:nn-
sa@s Later Dispatch.] i .,..s., i.
DENVER, October 4.-Offcial figures are
coming in, and show still heavier Republic
can gains and maiorities than last nights
dispatches indicated. Arapahoe county gives
the Republicans 400 majority, and Boulder
county 419 majority. The Republican gain
in the two counties is ], 152. The Democrat
loss in Los Animas county their strongest
county, will be twenty-five per cent. more
than before estimated, and they also lose q
member Of the Legislature in that county.
The Democrats concede the State to the Re
publicans, who claim 1000 majority. The
Legislature will be two thirds Republican
in each house 81. =.
1SHN LATER
| nD>rCp -nofohar --Tharp il no longer
any doubt that the Republicans have car
ried this State by q majority approximatlng
1000. Official figures show ratio OF gains
by them which, If sustained in sections not
vet heard from, must increase their majority
to $500. Los Animas county gives Demo
cratic majority OF $50, Republican gain OF
223. Boulder county: Republican majority,
600; Republican gain, 574. Gilpin county !:
Republican majority, $50; Republican gain,
COS. Jefferson county: Is Republican
majority, a gain Of 213. Park county !:
Republican majority, So; gain, 225.
Clear Creek county: Republican MAJ
iority, 10; gain, la. Ell Paso
county: Republican majority, S50;
gain, 2S7. Costello county: Republican ma
iority (estimated), 400; gain, AL. Cone1os
county: Republican majority (estImaited),
| 800; gain, 395. Ebert county: Republican
majority; 60; gain, 273. Weld county: Re
publican majority, 800; gain, III: fueDlo
county: Democratic majority, 10; Demo
cratic gain, L. Saguache county: RepuDllit-:
can majority (estimated), III; Republican
gain, 1872. Rio Grande county: Republican
majority, 1926; gain, l75. The San Juan
mining regions, it is believed, will give the
Republican ticket a majority of 800 at least.
| The chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee claims q out Of 26 counties in the
State, and three fourtbs Of the Legislature.
- 4, ELECTION IN GEORGIA. 81 ~; :. -
AUGUSTA, GA, = October 4, The election
here passed off quietly. About $500 votes
were polled; of which Colquitt received
1900 and Norcross 600. s.. 4, 80,
ATLANTA, October 4.-The election passed
4 off quietly. Returns indicate a. small vote.
The Democratic majority is large. ,sz.isfs. !
.% tYELLOw-FEvER. IS et = .s..
| SAVANNAH, October 4.-Total interments
| to-day, twenty-four; of which seventeen
were from yellow-feYer. OF the burials ten
were colored. Dom Gabriel Berger, O. s..
B., Catholic priest, died to-day. Both OF
the signal-station officers here are sick.
| MOVEMENTS OF THE POSTAL COMMISSION.
f. LOUISVILLE, KY, October 4.-The postal
|,commission left for Atlanta last night. at
Their last session here number OF proml-
i nent businessmen appeared before the COM
mission, and made suggestions concerning
i postal transportation. The majority de-
clared in favor OF fast mails, advocating two
daily trains from New Y ork-oneF In the af-
ternoon and onejin the morning saying the
whole South would be materially benefited
thereby: s. ~ III. ;a.I 80. Ia -.
%9s INDIAN DEyILTRY IN TEXAS. @afss
NEw YoRK. October 4.-Texas adyices