The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-10


&Lhfeu ueDt. .....-..-.............. 2,57S,44
scReltendcr notes. ............... 3S2,O76, $50
crtifcetes of deposit. it.......... 58,69O,OO
feCtlOnal currency. 45,G97, 81
sOln Ccrt1ncateS. ..................... 29.141 20
Atcrest-. q ,.......... 29,3J6, 81
Total debt =. ......... ........ ss,sss.57l, n
cash ii Treasury
Oin........ ......-.............. 81 ,0s3, ,9a
pesiai deposits held ior the rc- io'ois'S'
dcmption Of certificates Of deposit,
As provided by law. 56,69O,OO
Total In Treasury. ............... $146,393, Is
ebt less cash IN Trc.. .ory ... $2140,17s,61
screasc during August ........... 1926, rs
nds issued to the Pacific Railway
companies, interest payable in
wfni money, principal out
crest paid BY the United states. ASS, ,ss
crest repaid by the transportation
ance Of interest paid by United ''''
tates s.................. ..... 1s,G670
Dn the 1st Hon. Marshall Jewell en-
led upon the performance Of his dutic,
P5stmaster-G General
hc Treasury experts at Washington
Icovcred in package of Nationa
nix bills sent for redemption, on Tho
well-executed counterfeit twenty
llar note Of the Merchants National
INK of New York The entire issue OF
at denomination has been called in.
a Woman's National Convention fol
promotion of the cause of temper
zee is to be held at Cleveland, Ohio in
pvember next-date not yet deter
med.
"a Frepchman named August Gard.
/, while walking on the railroad track
ar Henryville, Ind, on the night of the
9h ult., was attacked by foot-pads,
bbed, and then tied to the rail in such
manner that, when the train came
bng, hislegs were taken off above the
ICES. Hc died next morning.
The Congressional nominations on the
h were as follows: First Iowa Dis
ct, Geo. W. McCrary Second nomina-
IN, which he finally accepts; Second
va, J. @. Tufts; Second Wisconsin, L.
Caswell; Twenty-seventh Pennsyl-
mia, c. B. Curtis. Democratic
kelfth Ohio, A. T. Walling; Twenty
rd Pennsylvania, A. q. Cochran. OPP
sitien-First Minnesota, Franklin H.
aitc. Independent Rcform-Twclfth
inois, J B. Turner.
kilograms from Shreveport, La, of the
fully confirm the report of the out
ge on the 30th ult. The six white men
He'd were Northern men who filled the
Ices of Sheriff, Tax Collectors, Regis
and Deputy-Sheriff. They were for
erly Union soldiers and held office
der Gov. Kellogg The men who took
EN- out of the hands of the guard
aimcd to be Texans. The Governor
II called out an extra regiment of the
Atc militia to ala in maintaining order
The Bishop of Yucatan has excommu-
bated all Catholics contracting civil
srriages.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
led in for redemption $15,00O,0OO Of
D bonds of the third and fourth issue
Feb 25, 1862
Phe latest returns of the Vermont
|Atc election indicate the election Of
Ndge Peck, Republican candidate for
Dverror, by about the usual majority.
Eoldsmith Maid trotted mile over the
kstic course, Boston, on the I'd in 2:14,
tating her previous record-which was
e fastest time then ever made-by
rec quarters of a second.
On the 30th ult, near North Lexing
Mo-, the James boys and one Of the
unger gang stopped and robbed n
kge full of passengers, realizing by the
Bformance about 5000 in chattels and
ncy. They rode away in plain view
hundreds of people who had got wind
the affair and gathered on the bluffs
witncss it.
The Columbia Is. c. Board of Trade
= the I'd adopted resolutions denounc-
= the attempt of certain parties to
atc false impression as to the rcla-
ms which exist between the white and
bred people Of that State. They brand
. statement that there is any danger of
pture as false.
1t the Ohio Republican State Conven-
"a, which met at Columbus on the I'd,
y following ticket was nominated: For
cretary of State, A. I. Wikotf;
nreme Judge, long term, Luther
~; short term, w. w. John
~; School Commissioner, Thomas
Howe; Clerk of the Supreme
hrt, Rodney Foss; member Of the
Ard of Public Works, Stephen X. Hos
ALI denominations except Johnson,
is nominated for the uncxpired term
Judge Stone, resigned The platform
pted rcaflirms the principles and
Icy of the Republican party; demands
the equal and political rights of all
nens be enforced by appropriate legis-
Dn; favors a tariff for revenue, with
dental protection to aid and encour-
American industry; denounces all
hs of open or covert reputation, and
eres it to be the duty Of the
3onal Government to adopt measures
radually restoring our paper money
specie standard without shock to
business interests of the country,
(which banking should be free; de-
8 in favor Of National and State leg
ON to promote cheap and prompt
portation; condemns the recent al
Outrages and murders of unOffend
Olored citizens in the South; favOrs
restraint of intemperance and its
es, to the full extent of the legis-
Ee, judicial and police powers Of the
Ae Peoples State Convention Of Mis-
assembled at jefferson City on the
Nc, nominated William Gentry for
ernor and H w. Headlee for Lieu
ut Govcrners Resolutions were
Sted7agaipst any further increase Of
Bate debt; declaring against all
binations which tend to increase the
of transportation beyond q fair re-
eration to carriers, and that it
fhe duty of the legislative branch
he Government to subject the
Dads to such wise and impartial
ments as will protect the people
sextortion without impairing the
or usefulness Of such corporations; !;
ing any further contraction of the
nal currency as detrimental to the
ests Of the producing classes.
following were the Congress
nominations on the I'd: Re-
n0n E;rc4 W:nno~n:.. nsaAr;