The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-10-05
The ELECTORAL Commission was a
source of trouble and veXatiOn to-
our friend "Gummery."
TELEGRAPHIC..


DENVER, CUL., Oct. 1.-ReturnS.
thus far received indicate the election
of the entire republican State ticket
by "a majority over the combined
democrat and greenback vote. The
third aud fourth wards of this city
by "a count of heads of tickets give
Pitkin, republican,, a majority Of 46S
over Loveland, democrat. In the
second ward Pitkin's majority is 150.
1t will be impossible to give an exact
tally before midnight, as the tickets
are very long. Kit Carson and lie
Junta precincts, in Bent county, give
Pitkin . majority, republican gain.
Empire. Clear Creek county, gives
Pitkin % majority. Georgetown,
Clear Creek county, Pitkin's major
ity 10. Central City, Gilpin county,
estimated majority for Pitkih $50.
Sunshine, Boulder county, Pitkln
IS; Lovelald, DEM, s Bucklnham,
greenback, As. Boulder City gives
Pitkin 20 majority over the combined
democrat and greenback. returns.
The returns thus far received show
more greenback strength in Boulder
county than elsewhere.
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES FROM YER.
MONT.
MONTPELIER, October l.-Full Pc
turns of the governors vote canvass.
ed by the secretary of state show the
whole number of votes cast was 81
956, necessary to choice $3.50.
Proctor (Rep.l, 37,3l2; Bingham
(Dem.) 1921 c. C. Martin Green
backer), 2,635; C. W.. Willard (Inde-.
pendent), 100; SC ttering, 80; Proc
tors majority, 1856. The vote in
the Third congressional district (of-
fetal returns) was Whole number
of votes, Is, 45S, necessary for q
choice, $3.50 Bradley Barlow, 9,119f
Grant, 6,679; Waterman (Dem),
2,572; scattering, IS. Phe former re-
turns have had an error in the vote
for Waterman Barlow lacked III
of election,
lob CASES ON A RAILRD AID TRAIN.
New YORK, Oct. IA special
from New Orleans says the train
which arrived from, Biloxi Sunday
night was crowded with refugees
! from the watering places on the
way. When it got to- Rigolets the
discovery was made that fever had
| bOaken out on the train and before
J New Orleans was reached there were
I Hp3 cases on the train. The speed.
was slackened from Rigolets to that
| point, So that instead Of arriving
at $3.50, as due, it did not get in until
near midnight. The scene beggared
| description, men women and chill
dren being stretched out upon the
seats, some in delirium and Others in,
an agony of fear.
SErEIrTA CALLED OUT AGAINST
TRAMPs.
CkNNATt, Oct. IA special dis
patch says that last might, about 7
O'Clock, ut Akron, Ohio, two police
men proceeded to an old forge within
the city limits to arrest a tramp on
suspicion of being concerned in the
Orrvlle postoffice robbery. When
they reached the forge they were met
by a gang Of thirty tramps, who
chased them to the city at the point
of their revolvers. At this incident
great excitement prevailed in the
streets, and the mayo has issued u
call to- Col. d. A. Thomas to get q
company of the Sth regiment, in or
to arrest the tramps. Company B.
National Guards, came to the as
sistance Of the policy and captured
eighteen, the remainder escaping
| Several shots We're fred without
! serious results.