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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1876.
Pennsylvania Offl:lal
At last we have the correct Vole for
Governor and State Treasurer officially
proclaimed lrom the office of the Secre
tary or the Commonwealth at Harris
burg showing the following aggregate:
Governor. Treasurer,
Republican 304,175
Democratic. .....292,145
Prohibition. ...... 13,244
302,875
293,150
12,483
Aggregate 609,534 608.493
This gives Hartraoft over I'ershiog
12,030; Rawle over Piollct 0,725.
In 1872 ihe total' vote for Governor
was 672,406, showing a fulling off this
year of 62.872.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Roth Houses of the forty-fourth Con
gress of the Uuitcd States will convene
nt the Capitol, at Washington on Mod
day, the 9th of December. The inter
est in the new Congress will center in
the House, as it is the first time that
the Democrats have had a majority in
that body for the pist eighteen years.'
Hon. Oivis S, Ferrey U. S. Senator
from Connecticut, died at Nor walk Sun
day afternoon last, alter a protracted
illness. He has occupied a prominent
plae in public for twenty five years
past; was a member of the Thirry-sixth
Congress, a Colonel and Brigadier Gen-
crat m me army, ana at Hie time oi iiisj
death was serving his second term as U.
S. Senator.
The resolution of the Republican
State Convention of 1874, endorsiug
Governor Hartranft as ' Pennsylvania's
choice for President in 1876. is meeting
with a cordial endorsement from the
organs of the party in all sections oi
the State. His many personal qualifi
cations and his record as Governor de
fyin; the criticisms of his oppuents are
stroug poinis in his recommendation.
The mania for mammoth and costly
hotels is on the increase. St. Louis is
to have one named the Grand Hotel. Ii
will be situated at the corner of Grand
and Page avenues and occupy 120.000
square feet 24,000 more than the Pal
ace Hotel in San Francisco. There are
to be 2,000 rooms and the cost exclusive
of furniture, will be 81,950,000.
Work will be begun by the contractor
Dext spring, and the coutract provides
that the hotel shall bo completed by
Sept. 4, 1877.
Sam Randall, Pennsylvania's candi
date for the Speakership of the next
House of the United States, is described
os a man over six feet in height, ana
about 185 pnuuds ia weight; forty
seven years old, active and energetic
for his age stoop-sbouldered and losely
built; face clean shaven sallow and
wrinkled with much scheming and
thought;, head good sized, with short
black hjir, slightly tinged with gray;
voice ery shr.ll and metallic; is not a
flowing talker, but his dogged earnest
ness and untold courage make him al
ways a prominent figure in the fore'
ground of the debate.
Sixteen National Banks have beep
organized within the past three months
with an authorized capital of 82.000,-
000. In the same time 86,752,535 ol
legal tenders have deposited for the re
deroption of circulation aod over 85,
500,000 of them have actually been re
tired and burned. In the three months
81,916.710 of additional circulation has
been issued to new banks. The totui
number of new banks organized during
the year ending Nov. I, was 117 Jith
an authorized capital of 832,104,000.
This tiicluljs tw gold banks with an
aggregate capital of 8200,000.
It is said that the following subsides
are waiting to be pressed upon fhe at
tention of the uext congress Northern
Pacific railroad 800,000,000; Southern
Pacifio railroad 890,000.000; New York
and Erie canal rnlargemutit 810,000,-
000; Ohio rivr slack water 840,000,-
000; James river and Kaiiawa canal
875.000,000; Atlantic and Western
(Georgia and Tennessee) . canal 850 -00i),000;
Teuuessee river 820.000,000;
improvements of the Mississippi 820,.
000,000; levees of the Mississippi 815,
000.000; Chesapekae and Ohio canal
820,000,000; total 8400,000,000.
Seven of these schemes are southern.
Hon. William II. White one of the
most promiuent leaders of the State
Democracy, died at his residence in
Philadelphia on Fiiday. in the fifty
eighth year of his age. Mr. While had
been a member of Congress, and was
three tioies iu succession defeated for
the nomination fur Governor. During
the last the years he had not taken a
very active part in politics. About two
years ago he commenced the publication
in Philadelphia of a Democratic weekly
paper. The Commonwealth, with
which be remained until within a lew
weeks. Mr. White was one of the
ablest and most popular stump speakers
in tbe rtuki of the Demscracy of the
State. He was a delegate to the State
Convention which met in Library Hall ,
Pittsburgh in 1874.
NKWS ITEMS.
The offioial tote of Oregon eives
Lio.e Democrat, for Congress, a ma
jority of 267.
Reports of wrecks of several schoon
ers in Lake Huron have been received
at Detroit.
The New York canals will be closed
on December 10.
The navigation of the Red River ol
the North is closed for the season.
There is great rejoicing-ht Alabama
over the victory for the constitution.
John Clark, the murderer, of John
Trevor, was hanged at Rochester on the
19th instant.
The Hazard and thfi Excelsior trans
fer elevators at Buffalo were burned on
the 19th.
-' Massachusetts' population as finally,
corrected at the Census Bureau is 1,
651,902. M. B. Ryan, produce roe rob ant, of
Montreal hs suspended, with liabilities
aid to be over 8100,000.
Well-informed cotton men say the
prcNPnt crop, it it can be gathered, will
be the largest since tbe war.
I-aao Welsh, Chio State Treasurer,
died Monday last at St, Cluirsville, of
dropsy.
The Arkansas Senate on the 19th
passed the House bill appropriating
816,000 for the Centennial. It now
goes to the Governor.
At the Women's National Temper
ance Convention on tbe 19th, Mrs,
Annie Wittemyer, of Pbiladelpha, was
unanimously rs-ected president.
Cutter, Tower &Co's Boston liabili
ties are 8173 000 and their assets 889,
285 Their creditors have agreed to ao
i opt 35 per cent.
Robert Payne, seriously wounded by
the powder explosion at Locustdale,
Schuykill county, several days ago, died
Tuesday, being the fourth victim of the
accident,
Ao unprecedented religious revival is
now in progress at Port Jervis. Over
600 persons have been converted dur
ing the past few weeks, and the work
still continues.
The R. W. Grand Council Mystic
Band of Brothers of the United Staus
assembled Tuesday at Easton M. W.
Ureat Chief, Frederick . Coppes, ol
Washington, 1). C,, presiding.
A resident of Pike county, this State,
has organized a colony of the natives ol
Alsace and Loraine, which he expects
to locate in the county early iu tbe
spring.
The settlers in the west of Manitoba
are complaining ol the Sioux, and say
that unless they are protected lrom In
dian outiages it will be impossible for
them to remain on their claims.
Col. Joyce, of St Louis the con
victed ex-Ueveoue Agent has just been
sentenced to tliiee years and six mouths
in the penitentiary, and to pay a Sue ol
three thousand dollars.
National Bunks, since their organiza
liou aud up to the end of the last fiscal
year, have inid into the United States
Tieasury 864.989,374 as taxrs. Dur
ing the last year they have paid 87,270,
768. A match-game of billiards for 81 000
and the champion lodge 600 poiuts,
three bails was played on the 23d al
Tammany Hall, between Maurice Daly
aud Cyrille Dion, aud was wou by Dion
in the forty-eighth inning. Daly hiv
ing scored 557.
Three men were arrested at Ironton
Ohio, on the 18th charged with coun
terfeiting These are a portion of a
L'Htig who have been operating iu
Southern Ohio for sometime. Their
business consisted in manufacturing
nickels
it is Dei loved that two Italians girls
who were arrested at Patterson N J.,
lor passing counterfeit 810 bills on the
Naiiorjal Bank and Farmers and Manu
facturers' Bank of Pougbkeepsie
which, by the way, are well executed,
are tbe agents of a Jtlew Yorif gang.
There are 530 inmates of the Berks
County Almshouse These eat in a
week three steers, each weighing 800
or 900 ponnds, and twenty barrels ot
nour baked into bread. Uu an average
112 loaves, each weighing seven oi
eight pouuJ;; are baked every dav.
Murray and My res, the Perrysville
murderers, found guilty iu the Court of
Oyer and Terminer, of Allegheny
county, will be banged on the 6th of
January, Governor Hartranft having
isucd their death warrants on the Ctli
inst The new Sheriff will have this
unpleasant duty to perform very shortly
alter being inducted into office.
The gu;ird has been removed from
Gui Lord's grave as the cement is suffi
ciently hardened to defy a removal of
the body. The reply of the cute of
Notre Dame to the counsel for the
Institute Canadian, who demanded eo
clestaxtical rites over the remains ot
uuiDord under patn o: damages, has
been published' Tbe letter reluses the
demuuds.
The remains of a human body were
found on the mountains near Mount
Cailou Schuylkill county, this State on
Monday. Near by was found a revol
ver with ao empty chamber, and a
slouch hat, coat aud a Hebrew book
The body, which has not yet been iden
tified appears to have been lyiug in the
woods for several months.
Mathew Christi and Archibald Mo
Causland, bookkeepers in the First Na
tional Bauk of I aterton N. J , were ar
rested on Tuesday afternoon for em
bezzling obout 82 000 from that institu
tion. They made false entries of credit
iu their own names when uo money was
despositcd. Christie's embezzlement
ia believed to have extended over two
years.
Three thousand citizens of Indian
apolis have signed a declaration com
plaining ot the depression of business
and the mistaken financial policy of the
Government, and demanding the un
conditional repeal of the resumption act
the retirement of all national-bauk notes
the substitution therelor of legal tenders
and the refunding ol a portion of the
national debt into 3-05 interconvertible
bonds.
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1876.
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