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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-02-13


poses, is cq,alIy prohtbis, but that
Senator Harlan knew. ,he dses 10
which tic money WAS pot, i not oel.
initely known We were among
tho number who rcj:aiaea, one yeas
ago. iii the election, 10 the Unltcd
States Srnate, OF Mr.. Ailiscn,s bnt we
aao no, Of tbs small uHuber who De.
iieht te do Mr.. Harlan the grossest
iijnsilec Ly. denying statements;
and ~ herallins every sl1nlsr+ that
his biitercst rnemes can possible
trump MP agMns, him. We Do not
advocate Saiis,or IIar'au's oiains
for mercy, but we do lavor he i.ea
OF granting him 50 simple q thing rs
Justice. Tie death kneIi 1T l!irlan
was struck ut tise tine al his defeat
last winter, bis political grave is
really, anl the bitter vitnpcration Of
the Regi'fsr is des 'gned to brand him
as the wcrst.n,an that ever received
an Office Of honor and trust from the
people OF commonwealth. We op.
posed Iiarlans return 10 the Senate
one year ago, for which action we
hope 10 never have any regret, but
that any PAPER should throw its
columns open daily to constant and
unlimited abuse, is nncal.el lor, and
.he fight will soon become llstasteiul
even TO those who love person al
abuse II remaiis. to be seen whether
or not the Reyisisr will 10 Mr.. IIar-
Ian the common justice Of giving
credcnce TO his own statememeuts,
until properly rciuted but il is hard
ly probable that such will ever come
to pasa, so long as that paper is con
ductod by the present publishers,
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Rankin's Case.

| The Joint COMMITTEE appointed
NJ the beginning Of the special session
/ of the Iowa Legislature, to iryesti-
! gate the alleged defalcation Of Treas.
: i,rer Rankin, subinmltel their re-
porto the Senate on Saturday last
The report IS siynca by al tho mem
bers, without regard to political dis.
tinctions. The commttee estm ate
that the property Turned over by Mr.
| Rankin connot be disposed OF at a
figure amounting 10 moro than one
halt that of tho detalcatlon. The
Des Moinss correspondent Of the
Davenport Gasstts says
"The report is very severe upon
Rankin, setting forth that his request
for Investigation and promise Of as
sistance were but part of his avs
tenn Of deception and dishonesty -
All the material portion OF his evil
lenco the committee considers as
prevarica,ing, untrulhtul, and false III
fact.
| "Tne committee is Of the opinion
that Mr.. Rankin commenced to use
unlawially OF the College funds as
early a. 1869, but at that time only
in smal. sums; that this gradual de-
ple,ion OF the College treasury was
continued by him till January, 1871,
when it became entirely empty; that
the sum he had up to that time used
Of that fund was over $50, 900; that
the College treasury then being
empty, College drafts were from that
time up to July, 1872, houored aud
paid out OF State funds; that during
these dates, he used State money,
amounting in The aggregate 10 $780,
600 that on the tth OF July, 1872,
lie was 4 dctaulter to the State Treas
ury Ia that amount that on that day,
" arrant from the State tor the Col.
lcgc for $4,000 corning into Mr.
Rankn's hands az College treasurer,
he applied a sntficlent part Of It's pro
ceeds to the making up OF tho def
cheney in the State Treasury; that
with the residue OF this warran, Mr..
Rankin was enabled to cash all the
College warrants until tie arrival OF
a s., 000 draft On the 1st OF Decem
Der, 1872; tina. not having College
money 10 meet this h again had re.
course to the State Treasury tor 50,
GOO, but which amount hs afterwards,
by private borrowing, refunded: ana
that thereafter heneither nismanaged
the State funds nor .misappropriated
those Of the College. The Com
mittee fully exonerale Isaac Brandt
Deputy State Treasurer
The report is very plain in regard
to the delinqaences OF the College
Board. and cites numerous instance !
of its careIessness, loosencss OF man
agement, and miseSpsuditrre Of tic
moneys iE It's hands '''4
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Sentenced to Death.

. = "a s "a ~
Christopher Raifetry, the mur,,er
er OF Policeman o AIeara Of Chicago
has had his second trial. and found
guilty Of murder in the fitst degree,
aud . seconl time has the sentence
of death been passed upon him -
Rafferty, Is ono Of the notorious
thugs o.. Chicago, who utterly dis
regard humln life, ana that sen
tcnce has been passed upon ~, object
worthy Of the san,eis hardly open.
TO caviI. y is hardly possible that
Governor Bsvsridge viii interfere
with the decision OF the courts, as he
refused to do ia the Casa OF III Nul.
ty, who was hanged a. Peoria last
Friday II Is truly gratifying to
know that there is a growing dispo
sition IN every part Q the. country
to rigidiy enforce the laws; and with
crime on tho increase, rs il evidently
i, here seems to be no ample pro-
lection to the citizens Of any com.
monweaith but that provided BY
capital punishment. The utter rcck.
essncss manifested by murlerors
or The last few years, Is to be ac-
,punted for only by the belief that
hanging il played out The laxily
hown in the execution oil our Grim
AL laws Of late years, has been such
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as to m Ike the chances o.; murder.
cr escaping ths 1galiows, largely in
bis favor, whilethe abolition OF capi
,xi punishment appears to have
proved in this anl other States an
incentive to crime. And we should
be glad to sec the law re.enacsea, al
the prese;st, or a, least the next, SEES
sion Of our Legislature. Public sem
,iment is nearly equally divided on
this. very important question ut tho
criminal at all times, has the alvan-
,agc OF every doubt, SO that 1T is al
most impossible for one 10 suffer the
pcnslty OF death, unless he be
proved, beyond a doubt, guilty Of
the crime Of premeditatej murder.
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Tho Rankin Bond.

So much interest has been attach
ed to the bond given by Maj Ran
kin, and which was unearthed some
time ago, that we give the full text
of the. same below, as published IN
the State Rey'str:
Know all men by these presents i:
That Samuel L. Rankin, as principal
and Isaac Brandt, John A. Elliott,
Ell Wright e. 9. Carpenter and
John NJ. Davis as suretics, are held
and firmly bound unto the State OF
Iowa in the penal sum Of (Sl00,O00)
Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars, for
the payment of which W. and each Of
us do bind ourselves, our heirs and
assigns.
In testimony whereof we have
hcfeunto subscribed our names this
fourth day OF May, A. ID. 1870
The condition of the foregoing OBJ
legations is that the said Samuel b.
Rankin, as Treasurer OF the Iowa
State Agricultural College and Mod
el Farm, will render q true account
Of his Office and his doings therein to
the proper authority when required
thereto, or by law. That hu will
promptly pay over to tho person or
officer entitled thereto all money
which may come into bis hands by
virtue Of his office; that he will
promptly account for all balance OF
money remaining in his hands at the
Termination Of his office, tina. he vii
hereafter exercise all reasonable dill
igcnca and care IN the preservation
and lawful disposal of all money,
books, papers. securities OF other
property appertaming to his said OF.
flee and deliver them to his successor
or any other person authorized 10 re-
ceivs the same, and that he will
faithfully and impartially without
fear, favor, fraud OF oppresslon, dis
charge all the other duties now or
hereafter required Of his Office by
law.
Signed
SAMUEL f EAsK1v, ISAAC BRANDT,
J DIN A ELLIoTT, Ed " RIGHT.
G. G. CARPENTER, JouS NJ DAVIS
State Of Iowa, !
Polk County.
[, Samuel e, RANKIN, DO solemnly
swear that | will support the Consti-
tuition OF the United state and OF the
State Of Iowa, that | will honestly
and faithfully discharge the dntlcs OF
Treasurer OF the Iowa State Agrieul.
tural College and Model Farm, ac-
cordlng to the laws that now are or
that may hereafter be in prescribing
the duties OF Treasurer thereof.
In testimony whereof l have here,
unto suoscribol my name this Alb
day OF May A, ID. 1870.
Signed,
SAMUEL 4. RANKIN.
Subscribed and sworn to by Sam
uci 4. Rankin, before me this fourth
day OF May, A. u. 1879.
Signed,
SAMUEL A. AYREs,
Notary Public.
| hereby attest that the above is a
true copy. |. p. ROBERTS, Secretly.
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Harlan and The State Reggie.
- ~ III hatisa ter. lw ALL

go ~ IT, $3.50 s---- 4gs ) fa @xff
II the State Regstsr were to be re-
gafded as rejecting public sentim emit
CONCERNING Senator Harlan, We might
:iasa1ysconelnas that bo was by far
the MOST corrupt public man that
ever ocenpied.a seat ina legislative
body, T. IS d relief. however, to
knqx ,that the colapns- ef above fur.
nished by the Rss;s.er every day, Is
largely yhu-resutt IF personal hatred,
AID lhst iowa il nit .repfsscntci! ia
the Senate lsy' 80. greet -1sc q
ast1,c RegIaer ~esla make rs believe
That Senator IarlaatreceMcd money
from Durant to all in his election in
1865 il quite probable, and that con
siderable money was used at that
inc for other than legitimate pr
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+ Iowa Land Titles.

Aa-t
The people OF iowa have been
Justly inilignant over The passage Of
bill By Congress, which grants a
largo portion Of improved land e
tho Chicago Rock island Il Pacific
Railroad Company, TO which iha,
Company are no Ha3re cn'idrd Than
is tho New York Contra or the Erie.
The Washington correspondent of
the Chicago 7rib'ia,, makes a clear
statement Of the ease from which we
CLEAN The following facts.
ia 1856 corta,a lau.ls ware granted
the State OF Iowato ais! in the cen
struc,lon OF railroads, among which
was the one above named. l.cair in
1861 Congress changed the law and
made the grants to Ire roalz direct.
At the sauna tinr, il graf.tes. the
rad in question .lic privilege ola
change Of route. which vas accepted
In making the change, about 100000
acres, 10 which tho company had
been entitled, were feit without the
limits, within which the company
could bold ianl. In making the
change the company forfeited all
CLAIMS to the laal situated without
these limits AIarse portion OF this
land was appfiel for and improved
by homes,ea lers AMI now ranges in
valuc from $40 to $50 dollars per
acre. The bill tina. has bec,rc a
law grants 70 this Company the pow
er to disposscss all who have improy-
cd Theses lads, ami We. wonder, not
that an appeal was male to the Presl
dent to veto tho biIih #o $50
twas toliave been hoped tia. Tire
Credit Mobiller alf4lrs would teach
Congressman TO look ont for their
record with railroad companies,
which are too powerful ana dispense
too much money among legislators
tor the honest, hard Worhlng farmer,
toiget anything like his rights and
just how the people are to escape
the wrongs inflicted BY these grind
in. monpolles does not appear.
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IN / ER-OCEAN ,
TIE REPUBLICAN, NEWSPAPERS,
FOR 1878,

Encouraged by The favor with which the
IN ER-OCEAN has been received, the pro-
prietor has enlarged it to
TEN COLUMN FOLIO PAPER,
Fo,ty Large Ce'umns q Reading Matter
In the future, rs in the past, the INTER-
OCEAN will continue The staunch advo-
cate Of the principles of the Republican
party During the political campaign jast
closed it won position as
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thata good dinner Will not be &C.
ceDtcd at the expense OF those who
partake OF su.h a repast.
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Railroads and the legis.a.
@ tuTe.

Tho argent demand from every
part Of the State for the regulation
by law oil tariffs in freight on rail
roads, bids fair to reault in some
legislation before the close Of the
present session of the Legislature
1t has been, and is yet, the custom
Of railroad companies operating lines
within the State, to discriminate in
their charges Of transportation in
iavor'of points along the line OF the
various roads, to the material detri-
ment q others. This has been the
ease particularly during the present
winterain thy article OF coal, to Sc
cure the transportation of which, n
fabulous price has been required
Tho outrageous charges Tor all class.
Is Of freight are proserblal,. and a
strong pressure is being brought to
bear upon the member. 81 our Leg
stature, N the shape ofpetitions, for
stringent legislation. Railroad com
panies have heretofore been j favored
class throughout the country, but
the people now .lcmfai some legis-
tive IN their own interests, and IN.
less their wants are needed at this
tine. those legislators continuing to
vote in the interest OF Railroads,
viii, faait. difficult to be returned to
their seats Tho. vast coal fields Of
the Ssaiesare rapidly passing into the
hands Of mcrcilass corporations,
Which arc;n collision with railroad
companies and in this wo sec an evil
that should, il, possible be avoided -
H.ctal and transportation compan,
les hhi.c against he'people, there is
little hope Of relief to tie interior
towns, that depend upon coal FOR,
thoir fuel, unless laws are enacted
regulating freight charges, and TOR.
bidding a Discrimination in favor of
r-i<-sss..s -<>ss---~s
persons, corporations o. towns. Such
abiiihns been introduced in the. AS
sombiy but at the time OF writing
We are not ailriscd 81 its passage
We hope TO SEQ proper Legislation
upon The subject OF railroads, such
chat will j prohlbit extortionate
rates Of transportation and that will
require, railroad 10 be taxed at the
same rate az individuals.
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DIED.

ANhnALE, onths 7tb &C March, a, olcI,cs 9.
Ea EgssS LsTInE Il ms, Iss %S.,s; .aa ss.'
CD forhids he longer stY,
He recalls the preCiou. loan.
!. From rny bcsorn chls c~n:
Surely vhsi he will; e e.-t;
Funeral will take place from hi reni rsid-sce,
10: lsIs ich streft, setw.sn : sHi Q. sasd.-. .
invited 10 attend.
BLAIR \. a. hi s Efsii sSw i. ;sTsSi .sS,hs. %
q age &C. ioriSsTi f q q cssrYS. county. Nd.
NpiipkNsSSSi Hs AZ ~ q MAJ ssres ,s
aged !, Years, .sr LONG ~'s and painful s M
SICKNESS sore long time she bore;
Til God stiast did 6saT Der moan
And eased her from all pain.
Field. and riSiiS~s 81 the family are re,ur-fes
e. sttend the fnnersl nun her tate rid, nee n,
after a -h.ri lines, NJ. JoskPH $, ELAM. tcrm,
c1 ne T tsSS si:ss -. Sks:
and scousiuisnces Of the fsmii, respectfully Ia
MIrIIIKIS. Al half nest twelve = n, ~, IA.
nh instant, kRAsMUs MULLIkIN, in the STA
His funeral viii take place fran hi, late rsidrc..
1881 oh street northwrst, sunday, March stn,
lOo'clook a N. Relative and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited o. attend.
NORRIS. At Norfoik. Va, February "a. lEs.
JAMES T., eldest Of William g. and ElIzsbets
Inferred in EiinSSod ecinsis IT, S.ifolk. Va
s10KLEY. On the E,.rning Cf the 9TH iu-i ant.
hrs. ANNE l.. sTOhLkl, in the sd caI VI hcr
age.
Remains taken 20 her home in Delaware.
TURNER. ON Friday morning, MArch nh, nj g
o 'clock, Mr.. ELIZABETH TURNER agsd -
years, II months and week beloved wife q fllisw
Turner. Baltimore Sun please cops
Dearest mother thou has left ~,
When ms-t did need thy
t. guard u through life : rugged psth,
With all its tempting snares
The friends. relatives and acquaintanccs re-
spectfuly invited 60 attend her funeral SUNDAY
AFTERNOON half past two O'Clock, N IN her Isf-
residence, nth street, No. l4e3, between y and r
streets.
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EVENING STAR.

A SorTl CAROLINA HoR goR-A kosf afrs-
oets " ~ hs-ssr--A special frOm Charleston.
CITY on s.sS n ana pEs,s ss =: ts..
taa evenine. tsting vith him pleusifnl eurPly
OF me siiesf pine-iop whisky. he imbised thc
fns .on rely. Nth the effect OF erceeiae
fae,oas, 9narreisome and violent tow srds nj.
vie, SnsnnA fptin, untii finally he beean 70
beat her AZ the nigh, sdvsscsa b. became
stu more violent and Dc nsosstrasi,e. And, ~Fth
evident malicious inieut. he took his infan,
child and carried n % neiehhor. ssstns tsst
" betsk~n care or ~ hts wife ~ss sick f,nt,,
then r.turned 90 bis ssein, and began 20 sess
or other dangerous weep AZ he proccesca
with his terrible Treatment the cries Of the pcss
sonsn - alarmed han that With finishing
blow he put an END % her earthly eSistence.
The hend then. fearing thar his crime wonld b.
discovered. ssturated The clothing of he wife
VIII kerose ne and, placing the disLgured bow
occurred ON Saturday night. but nothing xss
known OF the brutal tragedy til Monday nsorn-
Ing, when Piptin called IN his neighbors ANA
showed them TIE body OF his wife. The cloth
skin also burned on both the body ana a. face
18is Vas done To obliter sts the wOand. thas
caused death, but even viii this savage srthoe.
q great many Of them were still noticeable en-
the head and body. The unburned ClOtle. Of
tho woman we're found 20 he soaked with cal,
and traces of blood were also found ca thu nocr
which had hen partially washed away
A MAN in town near Danbury. says the
tDt Skae COul1 De
cured BY crawling head first down stairs when
the chin Is coming on, tired II Friday. He felt
the dreaded approach " the shake. and drop
ping on his hsnds ana knees. started down the
front stairs. Just a. he started two old lsfies
came up on the stoep 90 consult HIS wife in re-
gard 60 shipping 200 neckties 10 the poor OF New
York. and IL 20 happened TIA. they opened
the door be lott his balance and came dous
upon them like an avalanche WITH SIokes in II.
ard before they could even think Of saving
themselves, the enemy wss among them. and
the next instant horrible mixture Of humanity
and cloth went revolving across the sidewalk
into the street, TO the unmised sstonishment OF
the neighhors and the unconcesled disgust ot
the participants. But IL cured him.
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AUCTION SALES.
AOClION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
~ 0BkHN WfkkIAMe, Ancs1uueerp.y-
y No. tOo1, northwest corner 10Th and streets.
FUTURE DAYS,


II Sns ,ss, M,.LlAns. As,.ssss...s::,y.,....
1ffssssEssfkss sas ;,,1
STREETS N0RIHWESFa sas59I- rla -
- "a sirfue Of deed Of trust ds.ed the first day
=. ssrs 8 nun lam Sss issSsae
T. III. aihsE .cd No q fslio 50 g s,S g g.
ElnsDAI shs s~esty.i DAY q FesroaIy, 4. D.
s s e ssd p.Ts ss ssssss g, Is
sishty ssas These lots are improved ~ Ssiua,
Terms: One third cash, baanc in six and twelve
~ he e NJ s 4 %
lent ct 80 Will De required When the properly e
the ssops At the rsk and Goa e s
pnrehassr, In case the terms are not complied with
within h'e days after N ;aiT WILSON rrrs,..
sREEN 1 WiLiiA@ ss.',
fls-ecSd tRep1 Anciioneers.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBy POST
P0nED until WEDNESDAY, March lsth, 1873
fssso adi 'ns id sSEfs WILLIAMS. Aus...
RY LATINTR 1 CLEARY.
Star Once Building. anu A'n Is
cHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND.
- By virtue of decree VI the Supreme. Court Of
q the District Of Columbia, Of the 18th January,
lS3. IN Cd Sc Of Patrick Knox ys: John White ct
al, No 2Ss5, Equity Doc. 1--WE win sell az public
suction, on the premises, at b O'Clock p. 10 March
14th, 1873, the southern half Of lot No. inv. b.
Todd subdivision of Square No. So fronting Is feet
on A.. street southwest, between south street and
Virginia avenue. and running back about I'D feet
an alley. This is a neat two-stery brick house in
thickly populated neghborhood, and Ii well adap-
ted for business stand, for which purpose is now
Used tt
and the balance in equal instalments and42 months
after the sale, secured by notes Of the urchaser,
to deposit $50 when the PROPERTY is bid off, and com
plete the purchase within fve days thereafter;
notice, at the cost and risk Of the defauitns pur
chaser. Conveyancing at cost q purchaser.
- g. JOHN +. HANNAH r...
-.-.r II. THOMPSON, ir"s'ees'
f25-eo&ds LATIMER h CLEARY, Aucts.
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TNMAN LINE
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING Al
QUEENSTOWN, ~ed>nN

ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN, >eAAS
Every THU RSDAY and SATURDAY ,4KREA
from Pier IS, North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin, SIS and $50 gold. 5.i
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage-TO Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Londonderry London, Cardiff or Bristol, $50 cur
rency- Prepaid certificates from above ports, So
currency.
Apply to JOHN g. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway,
New York, or to D. A. BROSNAN, Washing ton, q
street, between 9Th and 10th streets. f24-lm
VNHE SPRING SCHEDULE OF THE WASH
1 ttNGT2N, IR0ST9H, AND PR0VIDEN6E
LADY OF THE LAKE xi!I resume .[n
touching at the princip pal River Land -
ingsl Will leave her wharf, foot Of 9Th street,
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, 6 z D. M, connect
ing at Norfolk with the NJ. and N. Steamship Line
for Boston and Providence. Through bill Of lading
given. All freight address care Lady of the Lake.
via Norfolk For :, further particulars apply to
70 corner 18th street and New York avenue.
fNUEARD LINE.