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THE total number Of votes cast in
this State for the past fou. years is
as follows:
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BEECHER.

Beecher may be as popular ar ever
in his own church, but be is not out
side of that body. He attended the
Moody and Sankey meetings quite
regularly up to last Saturday,
Tie clergymen present on that day
were invited to remain after the
meeting, to consult as to the best
means of carrying on the work, and
Beecher stayed with the rest, but,
alas be was coldly received, and
many of the reverends did not speak
TO him at all. He has aot been at the
Rink since. In his sermons be speaks
of Moody as Brother Moody" but
the evangelist always prefxes the
plain Mister to Beecher's name.
There is no getting rid of the fact, the
public have lost confidence in Beech
er. He does not stand where he
did two years ago, and never will.
Innocent or guilty, be has lost his
grip. and the sooner be withdraws
from public gaze the better it viii be
for his name.
PIETRo.
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CASH AND PRODUCE.

Walter Bros, Of Gebharts, having dissolved
partnership, a new firm has been established by
c. A Walter and c. W. Truxal. Goods sold at a
low figure, for cash and produce No CREDIT
All kinds OF merchandise kept constantly on
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GENERAL OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, Nov. S, 1878.
Notice ia hereby given that In accordance with
the charter and bylaws Of this Company, the an
nual meeting Of stockholders for the election OF a
Board Of Directors to serve the ensuing year will
be held at their Office In the City OF Pittsburgh,
on the first Monday, 9Th dsy Of December, prox.
ut L. o'clock N.
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novIz Secretary.
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Walter & TruXal.

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an article of daily use in every household. A Ie-
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pay.
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ago was confident of being the next
Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dency. He had it all fixed. His
programme was to help to beat Al
len In Ohio, which would settle him I;
to help elect Pershing in P~ennsylva-
mia. which be could afford to do,
Pershing having no presidential as
pirations, and then to make his name
the rallying cry Of the Democracy Of
New York, which was TO carry the
State by $4,000. A pretty pro-
gramme, was it not? But somehow
il didn't work. Allen was barely
beaten il Ohio, Pershing wa unmer-
cifully beaten in Pennsylvania, and
the cry Of "Tilden and Reform" was
beaten 0,000 in the city Of New
York, and escaped defeat in the
State by only lT,ooot Where does
that leave the calculating Tiidea!
Allen is as strong as eve be was,
and If there is a man on earth who
has earned the undying hatred of
Western Democrats that man is Til
den. Pennsylvania Democracy owes
him nothing, for with his help they
were beaten out of their boots, and
no man from New York need enter
the ring, who has Tammany stuck to
him, and who came so earsinking the
party in the State. Exit TildeD. Ii
be ever had a chance it is gone.
Snail men should never undertake
large combinations. The Democra-
CIV must look elsewhere for q candi-
date.
And when it comes to a point the
people of New York are not as fond
OF the Democracy as they were on
general principles. Now that
TAXES ARE HIGHER THAN EVER
thew remember that the city has been
under Democratic rule for years, and
for whatever is bad in the govern
ment, which is to say, the entire gov
eminent, that party is responsible.
When business was beaming, and
when the property-owner had merely
to put figures on bis property, they
did not care for taxes. But now 1t is
quite different. Rents are down a
half. and thousands of buildings are
standing empty, while taxes are
mounting up frighttully. The taxes
have to be paid whether business
Yields profit or not. And now that
they are worried to raise money to
paw their taxes, they begin to find
that it pays to pay some attention to
politics, and the more men think the
less Democracy suits them. 1t was
this feeling that overthrow Tammany
this fall-it is his feeling that will
give the State to the Republicans
next year, sure. The rings that
have plunered this city and Brook
lyn own the Democratic party, and
the taxpayers ind that they can on
ly kill the rings by killing the party.
Democracy in New York is not a
vet, but the oeath-rattle is iu
its throat. Let US make a judicions
nomination, and there viii be no
trouble about carrying New York.
REFCHER
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

STATE SupEHGNTENDENT.-The IP-
peal, Of Mnry>viIc, Il leading lndrpend-
cnt organ, has this to say There mp
pears ln be developing throughout the
State II >tro. sentiment in favor o, Pro-
fr>>or Carr, the Republican nominee for
State Super utcndrnt q. Common Srhooi.. /.
We cannot sny that Professor Cur is
popular because he is n nominee of the
Republicans, but from II higher stand
point hccall>c HE ma juilly OF the voters
OF lhi> State, ire. prctivcof party, br'ieve
he i mDle competent thuu o. Z. fitz.
gerald, the Democratic nominee. There
fore, ut III" judicill election we anticipate
II Innrlc>titon ot m re ind p,nd:nt v"t-
ing. Though the State ha, gone over
whclmingly Democratic, We believe that
in the selection ot - imppi tant m officer
n State School Supcl irlrndent. and one
entirely i1rc ilon poHtlcs and without
pHit,nn Influence, the eIectu.s will be
di-po>cd l0 consult The interests of com
mon schools, III preference To patti,nu
success. /. Professor CAN is cl, ctcl, his
success cannot bc claimed a. palti,an
victory. lutact the se,cclion OF ou State
pelimtcndrnt oi Schools was set a>idc
from the gcnclal e,ecliun Tor til" sole ptlr-
pose Of freeing it from partisan influences.
In our jsd smant. The interests % our
schop.s viii he best ,ubserycd by the
election Of Professor Cur"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

"TnE Pics FoUuuT Monty. "A res
lent ol Paradise Valley, Nevada, gives
the fllluwing account OF the mnnner in
which the la,tn rs in the upper end of
the vaI,ey recently conquered II pest a..
criclict> " When the advance gunld Of
ciickets made their appearance, all Q
hogs within convenient distance were
driven tu the mont. SJine luur hundred
hogs were thus mhr,haed in battle array
and blntcly did they meet the enemy.
For an hour the pig, fought nobly, cnch
of them dcv"uIing clicketS ut the rate OF
twenty or more Il minute. They then
wiihdt ew to water, and after wallowIng
II sholt time renewed the combat volun-
talilv. In IL few days not II ve,tige OF
the invading army was 10 be seen, md
the condition of the hogs improved mate
rally. 1t is thought tie hogs destroyed
on nn average one thousand cricket, II
day each, and ii withiH easy distance OF
water, a lew hundted oi them are capablo
OF killing any number OF crckcts as ij,,t
MS they advance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

No PoLl1Ics IL irvine copy the
f1,i 'wiHg ir"n na editorial in the i ia
OF n recent dtte:
Plo.t>eot Curr, recently nf th4 Uni
vorsity, i crndiI,e for the office Of
Superintendent OF Common School-.-
While he wa- ub.cnt from the State per-
iu,ming the Gu ie. ~ M Examiner oi the
Naval Ca,ltt- at Annrpni., hy The APP
ptilltmeut al ;hn President, h. wa, taken
up by the Rcpuh,cln State Convention
aud noniuntrd with g:eat uuanimitv.
1t was q good selection, an cnlinenlly
sensible, p,acticni und tit nrminntiun.
Pro e>sog Car ha> been an educator for
more than thirty years. ii Is known To
the county rs an tminrutly pinciic Il,
experienced teacher. No man in Culi.
loina has done us much MS he since he
came hcie To call public attention to the
subject Of education. In vaiiou. parts Of
the State he has ectured upon it in vnri-
Gus particulars, and has always been able
to enlist the lre.iag> and 'rccive tho ap.
probation Of the people.
We wish that the people Of ClIiorril
could be induced to hook upon the subject
or education Il, one not necessarily rs
having any political Significance what
ever. Any mtn who would as "A teacher,
whether of n primary c,u>> or rs the
States RrU e. rututiyc Elurntnl nttplnnt
to turn the grand -y>tcm Of State Educa-
tion into political or religious THAT is
sectalian institution i, not Tt tu be en-
trusted with the responsibility Of the po-
sition. SECT and section, politics and
traliy, iightluly, have nothing To odoMith
the system. We are ,nt.Ged that with
Pro'cssor Carr ut the head of the system
in this STATE, we shou soon feel the ben
ehcial influences coming from the rNer-
ton, or one who has made the hjectn Ii G
nurauit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THERE i. often heard complaint that
greenbackS are not equal To gold in value,
but that i the fault of the law, and not
of the grpenbackS. The law deprecated
greenback> before they were printed. 1t
declares that they shall not he legal
tender for custom dues or interest on the
public d.bt-nnd that's hats the matter.
Suppose you had made the law read =
"these notes shall be IA legal tender for
MI dues, public ard private, and gold
shall not be legal tender for custom
dues, or for the payment nf interest on
the public debt where d. YOU think
greenhacks would be now MS c"mpartd
will, god? Alta premium, crrtninlv-
and high one, too +! The incoming Com
gre.s will. it j. likely, repeal that part Of
the law which renders them nnn-leceva-
Bile for custom dues. Sacramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

The PASSENGER MOVEMENT The
through passenger movement ut San
Frnnci.cu. for August, shows 2,5i9 ar
rivals by sea and | $50 departures also
! 81 arrivals overland aud 3,.33 depart-
urc> making It total ul 1.440 nIiva!> nlt,
I,5l3 departures. The arrivals nre the
irWe.t IN number since Frb.unrv, while
the departures are the mp,tthi> vcar. In
the corresponding month lat year the
arrivals rm!na,rd 0-f hr sen aud : NaI
by the overland Route, making n totHl of
S,Gj7, against ABS departure, hy both
routes. Duing August, 1873, the total
arrivals numbered only 3 So against 3, ,420
drpnltur">. The acluli net gain tn, lat
month Wa $50, which is better than for
any previous August. S,ncc Janun;y V 1T
there have been .6,.37 arlivalS hy sea.
end S27 d palturcs; 49.956arliva|S over
Innd and 1858 departures. For the
same period in 1873, the arrivals by sea
were u ,6GS and the departures 1885 and
the overland arrivals were u .46l, while
the departures were 1850, The net gain
To our population from both these routes
thi- year has been 49,SO0, while lu,t year
it was only 10000 We nlny look for IL
,'rt gain of ut least G0, 900 when the year
Of 1915 shall have eXpircd.-.S. +, PJSt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18
DLsTINGuIsnED VIs!TlRs AT

DISTINGUISHED Visitors AT THE
CENTENNIAL.-A Washington spirilupl-
it makes the following interesting an.
nnnnccmrnt through the columns of the
Washington ChrOHic'e: 1t may not be
generally known that the Spilit,ai-t's :
societies contrmp!ate taking pant in the
great centennial celebration ut Philndrl
phin ON the Fourth "f July. 1876. II
successful it will he the wonder of the
ng'. 1t is proposed to invite five or six
o. tho tir,t class natrrn 'izing mediums of
the United ates and England, To par.
ticiptte IN this glorious festival thnt n
platform be erected. on which there shall
be IL small cabinet for the fpiritS To mate
rializc themselves, v hen it will be ex-
pectcd that George Washington, John
Hancock. John Adams. Thomas Jeff,.r-
son. Brnjamin Franklin. james Madison,
William Penn and The Marquis dc Lray-
ette will appear on the platform in the
t;'; - me csS they wore one I'M
drrd years ago, and address the surround
ing multitude. and ii desired, they will
de.ignats the proper person for the next
Presidency, who will be President q! the
United States and not Of putty, when
capable nnd honest men would be ap.
pointed to office. god and silver would
once mora jingle in our pockets. and the
national debt won'd soon be paid off, and
the people made pro porous and hnppy.
All this can he accomplished by those
who havr thrown off their mnterill bodies
bat still take great interest in the affairs
Of the country they let behind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

The Next LEGisLATuRE.- Political
", the California Legislature which is To
assemble in ID .cember next, is divided us
follows Senate Democrats, - Re-
pubIictns, 8; Independents, 8. ASSEM-
bly, Democrats, G3; Republicans, IL; ln-
dependents, 4. On JOiM BdtIOt-Drm-
oclat>, So; Republicans, 20; Ind,lnhd-
ents, II. A, will be- seen by these figures
the Democrats viii have n good working
majG"ity in the Senate, !ein the Low
er House their vote i, n 3 t. |. There
will be no opportunity for that party 10
shit the responsibility of obnoxious legis-
lat on from their shoe 'drrs on 10 that of
either of the o'her ml,iJ~, for even the
combined Republicans and Independents
are in IL h"peIrs> and helpless minority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THE BEEcHRE CASE ONCE MoRE.-
District Attorney Blit;on, of Brooklyn,
has addressed letter, to Henry Ward
Beechcr aud Francis ID. Moult,1I, sug-
gc-tiing that the public Interests would
be best served by entering noiie prose
qti III the case o. Brcche. against M"nI-
ton. Bcecher in repl ly concurs. Mou!tn
lay, he cannot acquie,ce in the action
prnpo,cG, aud concludes hi. letter rs
tollow-
am indicted for libel in charging Rev.
ilrniy Wad }rrcher With c'lmlnal in
teicou So with irluuic nrmhe,> of his
Congregation. The chhige Is ttue; he
knows 1t tp be True, and whatever the
inprrirctiuns nt nah'> Tribunals, the Su-
picinr Being will soinc day reveal The
t.uth aud vndicate the tight for Speakihg
the truth. and that, loo, und.r challenge.
aud ia defense ot my own character and
the cha actcr uf her whose good name /
drarrr H. me than lie itself. j have been
urraignrd n u clinina', compelled like II
teton 10 plead with up.ilted aand-, sub
ircted 10 the iynuniny nf ho'td- again.t
nn r,capr from justice, loaded with oh l.
qniiy hy he pubic press, tlowncd upon
and avoided by society, and now, after
the indictment against me has served it,
pu' p,>e bv die editing in advance the
wlnr>, of Rev. Mr.. Brrcher'S guilt, and
it i appatent 10 you, a> it i To he woi Id
thtt | AIN innocent and must h'. acquit-
ted. ut this moment and under these cir
cum,tamcrs, am requested Ia ncqnr>cc
in noite p1oSoqM aud To ,ntftr my nc.
cu.rr tn c,capr the ln'nnlty" his p"Juird
prosecutions. Never, >ir, never. de-
nnnd nal, and shall b. ready un any
reasonable notice To make good my
defense. Very respectfully,
FRANCIS ID. MOULToN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THE engineers cl' tho Oregon and Cli-
fortil road who ran II survey line from
tn. IN ,uth ~ Pit liver to Fail river re-
port the route implnciicahle for lniIroad
purposes. Another survey putty en- gagged
IN running line up the Sacramento from
the point where engineer Peterson left oil
several years ago, have irnchrd n point
some miles above the mouth of Pit liver
ana are slowly progressing up the Stem-
mento. fndind the loute practiea olo but
pretty rough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

A SLAB Of quaitz rock was skipped be-
low last week from the Greene mine, says
the FdothW IidiH1S, containing some
thing over tw" ,qunlc feet, through which
there was >tlcak about four inches in
width That was neatly ol quite half gold
The piece was estimated to contain ut
least ST. $50. O.. course this was Il speci-
men and II rare one, though all the rock
now being taken from this mine Is i'm
mensely lich.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

ONE Of the most shocking tragedies
that ha, ever been recorded iu California
occurred in San F,anei,co on Saturday
evening. Gorge W. Biitcnbtnder, n
medical student, was wAylaid by hi- own
brother, Edward Bittcnbehder, u young
man of nineteen, aud shot through tbs
head. The young men were nephrws of
Mr.. Andrews, u: the Brooklyn Hotel.
They Ind previous trouble, but nothing
very sci iuus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

WELLS, FAEGo & Co. have presented
Col. Won Schmidt with II magnificent
.lurgcn-cn gold watch and chain, valued
ut 81 ,000, for his ,aorons defense of the
company'N stage from lighwaytnen nenr
Live Yankee Ranch, On the l7,h of Au-
gust. The present wa accompanied "
II tc-timnninl letter tlotn President LlnN d
Trvi-. The diver Of the stage ha, also
been remembered with watch and
rhnit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

The September number q. the Rcpuj-
lie contains many Interesting and w unb.e
a't'c.rs. The opening article, " Can the
Nation Trust the ID mocralic Patty p"
should be in the htnd OF every Il pub il. .
IN. 1t i>a ca'c'ul review o. the Den,
cratic record tor tn past i:teea years nnd
will prove invaluable IT, IA work at re.er-
encc. " Taking Census" contains i'm
poitant suggestions la all who may desire
ii knowledge of approved systcmS.-
" Education in Alabama" " New State
Constitutions, -" Taxes Paid by Nation
Al Banks, !" Republican Prospects, -" The
New National Lie" Review Of the
Month" aud Depaitmtntal Doings,"
go to make Gp Il numbcl OF much interest
and value. Til. Magazine is Published
at Washington, d. c., ut The low piice
ofS2 GO year. it is doing good service
to the cause, and should be liJoiuly
supported.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THE MAINE ELECTI IN -LateSt ad
vices from tn election III NJ linr give the
returns from 246 towns, ,howing Conner,
the Rrpnhiiran cnrddntc for Governor
t" be 3,r00 ahcnd. /. was long thought
that the Drm ,ciacy, stimulated hv sue.
co--c- r',rwhete w,uI',! .n,ry the State,
bit although they succeeded in ,,du ing
the Il Kp,b'ican rnnjoriIy, thry accom-
p,ishcd nothing further.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

A sTkoEG Republican,, fiom one OF the
States Which went opposite t" hi, political
views, and who arrived Saturday. was
asked why he came West. Why"
said he. Il want to live among R,publi-
cans." Now, all we have to say is, the
man who shows him the returns of lhi-
State, election onght to be murdered =
he Is Il 90, d man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

TuE New York 1fLme suggests to
the New York churches the proplcty of
putting up ,mrll sign bearing the name
and Determination of the church, name of
the pastor, etc, for the Accommodation of
the public.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

TIE two candidates for the office of
State School Superintendent have n'ready
begun the canvass. Prof. Carr will de.
liver the annual address belnge the State
Agricultural Society, while Par.on Ftz-
gerald will deliver the address belora the
Sonoma ana Marin District Agricultural
Meeting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

is Lake county recently some miners
VIII" were sinking II >ha't, put in blast
aud fired it off. A large bow!dcr was
thrown out and merely cracked through
the center On examination it Wa fuurd
that in the center of the bowldrr was n
round hole about the size of a man head,
and in this hole wee four live toad>, of n
reddish color.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THERE IS a band of counterieiters, that
is numbered bg huodled-, operating in
Missouri, Keaipcky, Tennessee, Misei--
sippi and Texas. They have now Il reg
ularly organized society. with II constitu-
ton and by-laws. Fiae of them were
recently caught near Decatur, Tenn,
having on them nearly 800, 900 in eoun-
torfc;t bills.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

.QUIcK TME.-The fast train run ly
the pennsylvania Central Company, over
the Pittsburgh ana Fort Wayne road,
made The TIP from New York to Chicago
in tyenty six hours, being the ia, test time
ever made between the two cities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

Marcos D. BoHucK, of the San Fran
cisco Soi'ft of the Times, like many 9th.
er good Republicans in this State, was
defeated ut the late election. This is h W
be explains: I'VE were not running for
the Assembly; it is mistake. An i'm
pudent fellow in our district printed our
name on his ticket in the hope of winning
through our popularity /, but he made Il
mistake and was beaten in Consequence, !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THE Mrs. CievelaNd who took con
spicuous part in the EDDY naturalization
p.rfoimances ut Spirit Vale, Vermont,
MAS seeded from theparty in consequence
nf quarrel. She declares that the ex-
hihiii"n wa- tIickcly, and that the profit
was eno' nous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

THERE were only eleven diyo,c IS
granted in San Francisco on Saturday,
against four marriages and three births.
NJ ihiN kind Of thing goes on, there will
Anl tia4 city will be depnpulntel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

4 NASHUA man sang" Don't benngry
with me. darling" White he iariuped hi-
wife &iih II stiriur strap. But rhe got
the bulge on him, stood on his stomach.
while she sttewrd hi. hypelicn eurs aver
Sre kitchen floor and waibed, Daring,
yog are growing bald"