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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1877

Page

2

Hayes Message Read In Titusville Herald Extra

The Hayes message was read on Monday and received here Tuesday morning in the Titusville Herald. The issue has no room for it this edition due to space taken by coverage of the Court House dedication. it will appear in an extra.

President Hayes Titusville Court House R. Brown Blackstone Court of Equity Jackson

Senate admits Kellogg and Butler amid long partisan struggle

A protracted political fight ends with Kellogg of Louisiana and Butler of South Carolina admitted to the Senate. Patterson of South Carolina and Conover of Florida, both Republicans, supported Butler. Republicans retain a Senate majority with Vice President Wheeler able to cast a tie vote. The next battle centers on Kellogg’s colleague Eustis as Louisiana seats widen the chamber to full strength for the first time since the war.

U.S Senate Kellogg Louisiana Butler South Carolina Patterson Conover Florida Wheeler Eustis

Democratic slate for next year announced by senator

The Pittsburg Telegraph notes a party slate listing A H Dill for Governor Wm McClelland for Lieutenant Governor Henry P Ross for Supreme Judge and Ben Whitman for Secretary of Internal Affairs. The Erie Observer questions the process saying candidates are announced without their knowledge.

Pittsburg Telegraph A. H. Dill Wm. McClelland Henry P. Ross Thirty-eighth Judicial District Ben. Whitman Erie Observer

Democrats See Narrowing Margin After New York Returns

The Democrats review official New York election returns and find their majority down from 33,000 last year to 11,000 with total votes off by 140,000. The Republican vote falls by 117,000, a reduction of a little over twenty percent.

New York

The Nursery for December Offered for Young Readers

The Nursery for December presents engaging reading for children with good illustrations. Subscription is $1.60 yearly in advance or 15 cents per issue. Mail orders to John L. Shorey in Boston Massachusetts.

John L. Shorey Boston Mass

Railroad and Telegraph Lines Resume Operations in Virginia

Business on Virginia railroads and telegraph lines has resumed, restoring normal commercial and communication flow after prior disruptions. The revival affects merchants, travelers, and railway and telegraph workers resuming services across the state.

Virginia

The Huron Disaster and Aftermath

Dispatches reinforce a theory that the Huron wreck resulted from mistaken seamanship not defects. Fresh inspection found the ship in good condition yet pushed aground by a storm near an unmanned life saving station due to Democratic economy. A rescue boat from a steamer was swamped, costing five of nine sailors their lives.

Five thousand pounds of artificial butter made daily in Pittsburg

Daily Pittsburg production reaches five thousand pounds of artificial butter. Coal mine work in Pennsylvania shows slight improvement. In Pittsburg riot cases sixteen heard eleven convictions two guilty pleas three acquittals. Reading clubs grow in state towns. Philadelphia exhibitors plan Sunday closures. Erie post office handles three thousand five hundred letters daily. Civil suits against Tweed end by confession for 1.4 million dollars plus costs.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Philadelphia Erie David Himrod Waterford Erie County Pennsylvania State Grange Holidaysburg Vanderbilt Commodore Wm. H. Vanderbilt R. M. DeFrance, Esq Mercer Pardon George Walters Butler County Justice Agnew Supreme Court

King's New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Coughs

A Pleasant Duty endorses King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The ad claims it cures severe coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption quickly, guarantees relief, and offers a free trial bottle from Morek & Co.

Dr. King King Morek & Co

Dedication of the New Court House in Warren County

On December 3 1877 Warren County celebrated the dedication of a new court house replacing the old half century structure. The ceremony honored Commissioners Wheelock Dunham Jennings and Russell along with architect M E Beebe and builder J P Marston and featured speeches by Hon L D Wetmore and Judge Wetmore. The history and finances of the project were explained including use of the Rouse Estate funds to finance the building and safeguards for public records.

Warren Our Co Messrs E. R. Wheelock Sugar Grove Myron Dunham South West J. B. Jennings Tidioute R. K. Russell M.E. Beebe Buffalo N. Y J.P. Marston Thomas Bell Alex. McKean Warren County L. D. Wetmore W. W. Connely Deerfield W. B. Acocks Pittsfield Roscoe Hall Court House Rob’t Dennison D. I. Ball O. F. Hoffman Warren Musical Association A. D. Wood H. 8. Getz Trinity Memorial Church W. D. Brown Henry R. Rouse Prothonotary Commissioners Register and Recorder’s Market Street Court of Quarter Sessions Grand Jury Board of County Commissioners Rouse Estate Rouse Enterprise Buchanan Venango United States Pennsylvania Register’s Recorder’s Temple Mount Zion Parthenon Forum Capitol Middlesex Utopia Macauley Brown Ths Bar G. P. Johnson G. W. Scofield Paul Athens Mars Hill Mount Sinai Meadville Venango County Franklin Jesse Moore Isaac Connelly Joseph Hackney Eben Jackson Carver House Hickory Street Ralph Marlin Patrick Farrelly Thos. H. Sill Erie John Galbraith Andrew Bowman Lansing Wetmore Abner Hazeltine Danl. Houghwout Water Street Col. C. B. Curtis van Buskirk Liberty Street Jacob Hook Caleb Wallace Johnson Wilson Market Fifth Street Isaacs. Eddy Wm. Hodges Wm. Bell Zach Eddy Chandler John Andrews Mark C. Dalrymple Stephen Littlefield Hodges Walter W Benson Robert Valentine Henry Shippen N. B. Eldred Harrisburg Shippen Eldred Judge Church Withal James Thompson Sixth Judicial Thompson Supreme Court of

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