Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06
POLITICAL.

The report of the COMMISSIONS of In
ternal Revenue contains the following re-
capitulation of internal revenue receipts for
the several States and Territories during the
last fiscal year: Alabama, 500 1851; Ari-
IONA, Sll 1856; Arkansas, 500 $3.50 26 Cali
fornia, S3,o34, 0H.l6; Colorado, S7266S51;
Connecticut, $3.50, AS; Dakota, S12l5636;
Delaware, $4l7221.56; District of Column
bia, $1l4,51990; Florida, s176, s5l 50;
Georgia, 1862, 53Ss0; Idaho, SIG, 1882;
Illinois, S23,699, 1921; Indiana, a5,567,-
o9O.29; Iowa, s1,2ll,77197, Kan
sas, Sl49,Ss9; Kentucky, 1888, 1881;
Louisiana, s52S,0s3.7s; Maine, S90,65597;
Maryland, s2,570 26462; Massachusetts,,
s2,HS,94l.4s Michigan, s2,o65, 297o4: Min
nesota, $247 ,922 10; Mississippi, $50, 44S02;
Missouri, s2,972 ,69349; Montana, S2o9S2.sO;
Nebraska, 1902 1860; Nevada, s63 233l 81;
New Hampshire, $500, 04639; New Jersey,
S3,77l ,069.o6; New Mexico, S22, 1860; New
York, S14. 15S, 374.3S; North Carolina, $3.50
3o305; Ohio, sl6,56s, 29O. %; oregon,
S4S, 446.76; Pennsylvania, 5000 9l7S3;
Rhode Island, 1921 1925; South Caro-.
lima, sos, $685.; Tennessee, st91 49,
80; Texas, $24l ,153.4s; Utah, 49, So;
Vermont, S47,o5o.SO; Virginia, s7,Sl3, 6l7Os;
Washington Territory, $50 3s96S; West
Virginia, $3.50, 500 %; Wisconsin, s3,307 ,537.-
81; Wyoming, Sl5,063.37. Total, Sll0,00l,-
l3S CO.
The New York Tribune of the 18th says
Gov. Hendricks, in his interview with GOV.
Iilden, said that public sentiment in the
Western States in regard to the election was
so strong that he was impelled TO come East
to ascertain the condition of public feeling
there. He expressed his admiration at
the conduct of Southern Democrats
who, without the least manifestation of
turbulence, had appealed everywhere TO the
courts" and was glad, both in the West
and on his journey Eastward, to notice the
disposition of all parties to have matters
amicably and lawfully settled Gov. Tilden
is said to have fully eoncurred with all of
Gov Hendricks remarks.
a dispatch received in New York on the
oath from Raleigh, \. c., says Dr. A. J.
Glover, Supervisor OF Elections at Swan
Quarter, Hyde County, n. c., was drowned
on the night of Nov. 8, with Republican
tickets for that county in his possession
The body was found some DAYS after, near
~ upright in the water, with his coat drawn
over his head, and other evidences of yio-
lence. The election tickets were never found
The Chicago Tribune of the 30th ult says
movement was on foot among some of the
leading merchants of that city looking to
obtain the signature of every business man,
regardless of party, in Chicago, pledgng
him TO stand by and support whoever re-
ceives the majority of the Electoral vote
whether it be Hayes or Tilden-and that they
will use their influence to maintain peace
and quiet throughout the country.
The New York Times of the Goth ult has
the following special:
Rooms or THE STATE CANyAssING BOARD,
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Nov. -, 1876.
hereby certify that the returns from all the
counties of the state except Dade County, were
this day opened by the Board of Sta'e CanyasseTs.
Inc votes or electors, officially announced
from the face of the returns in detail, az
gre-ate as follows: Hlmphres received ~
Pearce received p. 32f. Long received 2i.3e3; Hoi
den lecelved 2l,S2s. 1ouuge received 2i.2S4; tS!l
received 2i2sn; Billion received "a 5ss3, Bullock
received 2+,2s2. The first four names are Re
pub!icans and the last four Democratic candl-
dates. W, LEE APTHoRP, Clerk Of the Board
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THE Philadelphia Exhibition was
opened May 10. and continued for 1872
days. The whole number of visitors
was nearly 10000, 900. The admis-
sicGs and receipts for each month were