, 1876-10-07

New YORK, Oct. 3-Pool selling on
the Indiana and Ohio elections was
very close last evening at Morrisey's
Pool Rooms. Following are quotations
Of the auction: Pools Oh the Governors
ship of Indiana, Williams, democrat,
$50, $50. 800. 500; Harrison, republican,
1875, -, 200, 1926. In the open
pools on the Ohio election the rates
were two tickets on Barnes to one on
Bell for Secretary of State.
The Tribune's special from Indian
apolis says the Republicans are feeling
mnch more hopeful to>day. The great
lock movement begins to SHOW phase
which promises, if it is developed, to be
OF very great assistance to Harrison.
PH1LADE1P1f Pct. 3--The federal
race for six Is. for purse of $2.-
500, to-day. was won by Blackwood jr.,
time 2:274, 2:24s4 and 2:241l. Gold
smith Maid made three trials against
time, which closed the meeting. The
track was not in remarkably good con-
dition and the Maid was consequently
less fortunate than formerly. Her time
was 2:231a. 2:171a and 2:l7.
Norwich, Conn, Oct. 3.--The town
goes republican by 571 majority against
2S5 last year.
HARTFORD, Oct 3--The annual town
elections throughout Connecticut took
place to-day. As far as head from the
republicans have made very decided
gains.
New York, Oct. 3-The Times Deyi-
land correspondent after careful study
of the subject and many journeys over
the State. predicts that Ohio will give
the Republicans from 10, 600 to 10000
majority next week.
CHICAGO. Oct. 3.--Facts that have
come to light here seem TO indicate that
the boys in blue, who are preparing to
attend the Indiana political meeting
are vagabonds. noted roughs, and re-
peaters, and that an attempt will be
made by some disreputable persons in
the Democratic party to use them as
voters on Tuesday next in that city and
vicinity.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The Tribune's
Washington special says a crowd of
Baltimore roughs who started for In.
dianapolis to day passed through here
this afternoon.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. The steam
er John Branhall is in this harbor TAX.
ing load of 800 tons of ammunition
from the Winchester factory for the
Turkish government.
DENVER, Oct. 3-Reports from the
principal points at PM. indicate heavy
Republican gairs everywhere over the
election of 1874. The chairman of the
Republican State Convention claims the
State by about 10000 majority, and the
Legislature by majority on the Joint
ballot. Comparisons will be made with
the vote of 1874 when Patterson. Demo-
crat, for Congress, was elected by 9, 2,163.
Arapijo county has elected the entire
Republican ticket by majority of g.
600, being Republican gain 64s. jeff
e-son county, Republican majority, rs;
Republican gain, 213. Gilpen county,
hep1blican majority. 200; gain, 256.
Boulder county, gain, 274. Elpaso coun-
ty, Republican gain, 295. The Repub-
lcans have undoubtedly carried Colora-
do by decided majority, and elected
the entire State ticket and secured the
Legislature by a majority in both
branches. This Legislature elects two
U. S. senators and three presidential
electors.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3-To- DAVIS adj
missions, $1,000
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The Moody and
Sankey meetings to- night indicated the
rapid growth of the revival interest.
Eight thousand people were present.
A general confirmation of ministers and
Christian workers from the whole north
west at an early day is in contempla-
ton.
BosToN, Oct. 3.--The unfinished race
at Mystic Park was completed to-day,
Comet winning. Time, 1861, 2:25. and
2::23.
SAVANNAH, Oct 3.-Yeilow fever in.
terments, %.
PORTLAND, Maine, Oct 3-This CITY
has contributed $73.225 to the yellow
fever sufferers
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The Tibu,e's Otta-
wa special says rich veins of 81 er ore
are said to have been discovered in the
vicinity Of Pigeon River, on the line of
the Canada Pacific Railroad.
DENVER. Oct. 4.-There is no LONGER
any doubt that the Republicans have
carried the State by majority of about
1000. and official figures show a ratio of
gains by them, if sustained, in sections
not yet heard from must increase the
majority to $500.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 4.-John
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