The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-08
THE NEWS.

e Goth ult. there had been continuou
hitting with the Carlists in the PROVING,
Navarro during the preceding fou
Tvs, resulting in their decisive defeat.
All the European Governments excep
lance have directed their delegates t.
Postal Congress, at Berne, to sigr
convention, provided it meets Tho
ews of the delegates from the United
ates
Williamson, Griffith & Co., sugar re
ers and James Bishop & Co., import
of india-rubber, of New York city
led for large amounts on the 29tl
The New York Liberals, recently il
nvention at Albany, declared it unad
able to make nominations for State
ccrs.
Two trains collided on the Utica &
enango Valley Railroad on the Goth,
d the mail agent, the fireman and a
" passenger were killed. The mails
BE burned
In international rifle match between
BIB and American teams came off at
tedmoor, N. Y, on the Goth, the latter
Inning by three points.
4 compromise between the Republican
Il Conservative Committees at New
lcans has been effected, by which it is
reed that the registration shall be com.
(tted to an Advisory Board composed
two Democrats, two Republicans and
Rcpublcan umpire.
Thc earnings of the Chicago, Milwau-
e 4 st. Paul Railroad for the third
eek in September according to the
ew York Iribuae, show decrease of
per cent. compared with the cor
4sponding period last year. The North
estern also, it says, shows still great
j decrease in its earnings for the same
erod.
&lhe Nevada Democracy met in State
convention on the 29th and placed in
'pmination the following ticket: Gov
tnor, l.. II. Bradley; Lieutenant Gov
fnor, Jewett Adams; Congressman, A..
Ellis. The platform opposes massed
hpital, subsidies and third term; con
emns the back-salary grab; opposes
thincse immigration; favors laws for
egulating fares and freights; indorses
Dc Eight-Hour law; arraigns the Ad-
pinistration for its abuse of power; de-
bands the repeal of the bullion tax and
[pnaemns the acts of violence recently
)erpctratcd in the South
The following Congressional nomina-
Ions were made on the Goth ult. Re
<ublican-Fifth Ohio District, Reynolds
i. Little. Democratic-First Missouri,
Edward G. kehr; Second do, Erastus
Eclls, renominated; Third do, William
b Stone, rcnominated.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has
tacated so much of the recent order of
|he court as exempted the Prairie du
chien Division of the Chicago, Milwau-
Zee & st. Paul Railroad from the opera
ions of the Potter law.
The National Grange will meet at
S. G., on the 18th of No
F3mbcr.
The Department of Agriculture cx,
presses the opinion, based upon reports
'eccntly received, that the wheat crop
aill nearly average that of last year;
'hat the crop Of cats, potatoes and hay
viii be fair average, but that tobacco
Mill yield less than half crop
The War Department has sent four
. suppress alleged violence.
\ mail train and freight train col
idcd on the Allegheny Valley Railroad,
lear New Bethlehem, Pa, on the Both
llt., in consequence of the telegraph OPP
'rator at New Bethlehem failing to hold
he passenger train for orders, as di-
'ected Four persons were killed, and
he car containing the mail, express
packages and baggage was burned.
A National Congregational Council
net at New Haven, Conn, on the 30th
llt
The insurance companies connected
With the National Board of Underwrit
RS have threatened to withdraw from
'hicago, and several ceased issuing poll
les on the lst.
The Northwestern and Milwaukee &
IT. Paul Railroads, according to Madi
on (Wis) special of the Both ult., had
to comply with the require
nents of the Potter law
Lyman X. Bass was renominated on
he 3oth ult. by the Republicans of the
Thirty first New York District
On the Both ult. Gov Kellogg, of
louisiana, issued an address to the peo-
,le of the United States in which he de-
'lares his willingness to have all his
'fficial acts subjected to rigid and
,rilical examination.
The recent statement that the Queen
lad paid the private debts of the Prince
# Wales is contradicted by the London
Times Of the 1st
London dispatches of the 1st announce
hat the direct cable had parted during
ecent gale, and that the vessels engaged
n laying it had returned to Queenstown.
The London papers of the 1st contain
'dvices that the Carlist army in the
North of Spain is fast disintegrating
several of the insurgent leaders had been
hot by order Of Don Carlos for proposing
cessation of hostilities, and others had
to the National forces.
Secretary Bristow has given notice
hat $l0,000,000 in 500 bonds Of the issue
i 1862 will be redeemed on the 1st Of
Ianuary, 1875.
The following Congressional nomina-
ions were made on the 1st: Democratic
First Tennessee District, William Nc.
Farland; Third Michigan, Fidus Liver
more; Fourteenth New York, George M.
5eebe. Republican-Fifth Tennessee,
IL. Harrison, renominated; Twenty
eventh New York, 7. c. Platt, renomi-
lated Second Texas, f. w. Sumner;
sixth New Jersey, Marcus l.. Ward, re-
nominated Reform-Eighth Wisconsin,
:. W. Cate. Democratic-L c-Liberal-Thir-
y-third New York, A. F. Allen
The public debt statement for Oct.
S as follows:
TX per cent bonds 81, ,97 so4 900
i've per cent. bonds ............. 5l7025 100
Total coin bonds. 81, l,724, 229.S 800
..r., -. A.. c,,o 90,