The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-30

" 'ih''' he shali De treated the same as an,
other prisoner.
y WASHINGTON dispatch of the e4tl
E says 'iie total number of troops ordered f
: washington up to that date was betwce,
800 and 900.
e LIE report of the Commissioner q
! Internal Revenue contains the fo1Ion,;r,
/ statement of internal revenue receipts fo
, the several States and Territories durin,
e tle last hscal year: Alabama. S9G 96S .61
' ARIZONA, Sll ,9l6.36; Arkansas, S63 800
@oi California, $3,O34 ,044.16; Col
orado, S72 2,66S,57; Connecticut sG5G
AS; Dakota, S12, 1876. SO; Delaware
S4l. ,22I56; District of Columbia
Sll4'o'9,9O; Florida, STE, ,s5l. .s3
Georgia, 1852, ,53s. 80; Idaho SIG 993
81; Illinois, S23,699, 1927: Indiana
So,o61 ,090.29; Iowa, S1,211,771.9 81: Kan
sas, $40, 5000 Kentucky, 81, ,653, ,s3S. 81
louisiana, s5as, rs; Maine, 500, 600.
"; Maryland, S2,570, ,264.62; Massachu
sets, 81, ,743, ,941 AS; Michigan, 50 ,oG5. e97,
"a; Minnesota, S947, ,922. .73; Mississippi
80, ,44S.02; Missouri, $2,972, ,693. 40
Montana, S2O,9S2.S0; Nebraska, $500.
$3.50; Nevada, $63, 1881 81; New Hamp.
shire, $500, 046.39; New Jersey, s3,77l,.
O69,O6; New Mexico, $22, 146 so; New
York, Sl4 15S, ,3743S; North Carolina 81
| $61O, O,3O305; Ohio, SIC, ,569, 800 90; Ore.
gon, $48, ,446.76; Pennsylvania, 5000
9l1.33; Rhode Island, 1921 1872 .25: South
Carolina, $l05, ,5G5.57; Tennessee, S591,
Ss2 80; Texas, $241 ,153.4S; Utah S33, ,331 =
IS; Vermont, 81, ,050.S0; Virginia, 81
3i3,6i1,0S; Washington Territory. $50
3S9.63; West Virginia, s43O, 500 90
Wisconsin, $3,301, ,537.sl; Wyoming,
$15,OG3,37. Total, S110,G01 ,13S.6 60.
THE Chicago Times of late date saws
pretty definite idea of the Order of the
Patrons of Husbandry may be obtained
from the following figures: The Grange
has some twenty State purchasing agen-
cies at least, three of which do an annual
business of 100000. During the
past year it has had in actve
operation five Grange Banking AS
socations, one of which lat San
| Francisco) has capital of $1,000, 900, of
which $500 900 was paid in; five stea NJ
boats or packet lines; thirty manufactur
ing associations, whose capital ranges
from 100000 to $500,000; fifty associa-
tions for shipping goods and shipping
purposes; thirty-two grain elevators; :;
sixteen grist-mills, one of which produces
| 100 barrels Of flour per day; twenty two
warehouses for storing goods; three
tanneriCs and six smitheries. These
are distinctly Grange enterprises, start.
cd with capital contributed BY members
Of the Order, managed by them, and pro
ducing for their benefit. In addition
there have been established 100 Grange
stores to furnish members with supplies
at Wholesale prices, plus freight and haul
ing-the customers who are stockholders
dividing the profits. The Order has dcGi-
Gated IA halls, built or bought to serve as
places of meeting, one of which cost
$4,000.
4 BREACH H-OF-PROMIsE case which, for
two weeks previous, had been on trial be
fore Judge Donahue, in one of the New
York city courts, and in which a wealthy
Spaniard named Del ValIe was the de-
fendant, was concluded on the 25th, by
the plaintiff.
IT is stated by gentleman who has
seen Tweed since his return to New York
that he is crushed and broken down. He
actually i'll. In reply to card from a
Herald reporter on the 25th, asking him
if he had any statement to make reflect
ing on Gov. Tilden, Tweed answered
none
E. G. WOODWARD, one of the clerks OF
the New York Board of Supervisors under
Tweed, has turned States evidence and
made full confession, duplicating mem
bers of both political parties in the Tam.
many Ring frauds.
THE New York Tribune of the 25th
saws Gov. Hendricks, in his interview
with Gov. Tilden, claimed that public
sentiment in the Western States in regard
TO the election was so strong that he was
impejled to come East to ascertain the
condition of public feeling there. he eX-
pressed his " "admiration at the conduct OF
Southern Democrats who had appealed
everywhere to the courts and was glad
both in the West and on his journey East
ward. tonotice the disposition of all parties
TO have matters amicably and lawfully set
tied. Gov. Tilden is said to have 1uily
cOncurred with all of Gov Hendrlck $
remarks.
THE statue Of Daniel Webster, donated
TO New York City by Gordon W. Burn
ham, was unveiled on the 25th with ap-
propriate ceremonies, in the presence OF
large number of spectators.
A DISPATCH received in New York on
the oath from Raleigh, n. c., says DR.. A.
J. Glover, Supervisor of Elections at
Swan Quarter, Hyde County, n. w.
was drowned on the night OF NOV.
6 with Republican tickets for that
county in his possession. The BODY was
! found some days after, nearly uprlght
in the water, with his coat drawn over
his head and other evidences OF violence.
The election tickets were never 1ounu.
Rev, J. w. WILLIAMSON, d. D., the dis
tinguished Universalist author ana a.
vine and one of the fathers OF Odd rel
lowship in America, died at Cincinnati
on the 26th. He was seventy years OLD.
Cow. PAUL. SHIRLEY, of the United
States Navy, died at Columbus, ohio' on
the 25th.
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