Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-11-09

sociates profcsscd the most unbount
ed faith in Ingersoll's intention to n
turn to the city, therc arc not want
ing those who assume that he has flc
and intends to remain away.
WOODWARD STILL MISSING.
The Tribune says: "Woodwara j.
still absent from Norwalk. A wecl
ago last Saturday, he informed one
or two business associates that ht
was going to Chicago, in his capacit,
OF President of the Fair field Count,
Fire Insurance Company, to adjns'
some losses incurred by tho fire
On tho following Monday he took
an castward-bound train, and next
| day his wife left Norwalk, as sht
stated, to Join him in New York
he had, at this time, however, ceas-
ed to bc President of the insurance
company, having transferred his
stocks, amounting to about $4,000
as the books OF the corporation show
and although his resignation was not
received by the Secretary, his posi-.
ton is of course vacant. a very
| general impression prevails that he
has gone to Canada, and tho fact OF
his taking an eastward train is strong
corroborative proof"
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-Thos A Led
WITH, having accepted the Tammany
nomination for Judge OF the Supreme
Court, resigned, last night his mem
bcrship OF the Committee Of Seventy
His resignation excited much com
ment.
Deputy Comptroller Green de-
clincs to pay tho police justices and
clerks, on the ground that they have
been over paid, as the increased sal
aries they have been receiving under
the vote Of the common council
were in contravcntion of law. Un-
der this decision they will not re-
cciye any salary tor several months
| to come.
Ashbury admits he lost the
Queens cup, but contends that the
| committee did not run the race in \
sportsman-likc manner. lie will
make no claim for the cup, and will
not come back here next year.
The grand jury was dismissed yes
terday without finding bill against
Tweed His case will he brought
before the new grand jury, to b.. i'm.
pancllel Monday.
HOW THEY DEPOSITED.
The statement is made, founded on
warrants paid by tho Broadway
bank, that Ingersoll and Garvcy, in
aepositing. invariably gave 42 per
cent. to Woodward, "a to Tweed,
and kept 81 for themselves.
New YonK, Nov. 2.-There is
now very little doubt of Ga,vcy's cs-
cape to Europe under tho name OF
Macdonald, Which was his wite's
name.
Deputy Comptroller Green still
refuses to pay the city Judges, and
Judge Bedford intends having a mar
DAMS issued, compelling him to pay
them. Several court attaches. who
were dismissed by Green, have been
re appointed by the Judges.
INTEREST PAID.
Two and half million dollars IN
terest on the city debt, were paid
yesterday.
A LIBERAL OFFER.
At a meeting OF the Bar Associa
ton, last evening. resolution was
adopted that the nomination OF Thos.
A Lcdwith for tho Supreme Court
Judgship, does not deserve the sup
port of the legal profession, nor of
the people. The association also re-
solved to supply their legal brethren
of Chicago with full set of law re-
ports.
lNGEasoLL AND WOODWARD.
The Tabaae says: aY csterday was
set down for the return OF Ingersoll,
but that gentleman broke the pledge
made for him by his friends, by fail
ing to appear. HIS return is evident
" postponed without day. Nothing
has been Heard OF w OOuWaru.
MORE ALLEGED BRIBERY.
Judge Noah Davis is reported to
have stated to q committee III the
western part of tho State that he has
ample proof that State Senator
Brown, a Republican, in tie last scs
sion OF tho Legislature. received S!0,-
900 for voting for the tax-lcvy bill,
$4,000 for voting for all the ring
bills; $4,000 for voting for the Erie
bill, and $4,000 tor voting for the
City Charter bill.
REFORM.
An organization called the "Jack-
son Democratic State Associatian"
was formed YESTERDAY. Its platform
enunciates reform principles.