The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15
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cr the declaration OF the vote b
ich Bradlaugh was defeated for Pal
knent, mob Of his supporters al
ked the house of one of his opponent
Ii stones and other offensive missiles
police were. unable to quell the rior
called upon the military for assis,
e. During the struggle which fol
fed many persons were seriously in
ed.
cveral important failures occurred il
York on the 9th, ~and stocks wer
generally depressed in consequence
here will be total eclipse Of th
pn on the night of the Gath inst, visi
in this country. The eclipse will be
il little before midnight and en-.
ut three O'Clock on the morning O
25th-the. total eclipse occurrins
hut one O'clock.
Lccording to a recent address ISSUED
the Louisiana Conservative State Cen
Committee the White Leagues were
anized as an offset to Black Leagues
nposed of colored men, which at one
Ie they say were numerous through
the State
fhc report of the attempted assassina
Of Don Carlos is pronounced to be
rue, on the strength Of Madrid dis
ch of the It'll The Carlists had re
lily suffered another defeat at Ig
ada.
according to special telegram to the
bdon Post of the 7th anarchy reigned
purkistan, and the armed interven-
Of Russia seemed inevitable.
Fine War Department is in constant
eipt OF applications for troops from
turbed portions of Alabama, Tennes.
and Louisiana. Gen Sheridan on
'th, in response to "a request from the
r Department, ordered the Thirteenth
<antry to report to the commander OF
Department of the South at New
leans.
N official bulletin has just been issued
4 the Secretary of the National Grange,
1m which it appears that the number
i Subordinate Oranges in the several
1tes on the 1st of October was 90, ,788.
ring the month before 400 new
bngcs had been formed The next
kion of the National Grange will be
ii in Charleston, s. c., on the first
&dnesday in February, 1878.
Rev. I. NJ. Eddy, formerly editor Of
! Southeastern Christian 1doocatc, died
New York on the 7th, aged fifty-one
rs, At the time of his death he was
sionary Secretary of the Methodist
scopal Church. '
II the Massachusetts, State Republican
bycntion, held at Worcester on the
Gov. Talbot was renominated II.
! Knight nominated for Lieutenant
kenor; Oliver Warner for Secretary
State; Charles X. Train for, Attorney
neral; Charles Endicott for Auditor,
4 Charles Adams, Jr, for Treasurer.
resolutions adopted declare in favor
Ia sound currency and such legisla-
} by Congress as shall place the cur
ICY of the country on IA par with
II express gratitude to the President
his promptness in suppressing the
Nv Orleans outbreak; declare that the
publican party has proved itself un-
! all circumstances the party of
Dgress and reform, etc.
y St Paul Grand Jury has found
enty-siX Indictments against cx-State
tditor Mcllrath for malfeasance in
Ice.
phe elections in Georgia on the 7th re
FED in a Democratic victory. The
moeratic majority in the State Legis-
ture on joint ballot will be about 205.
The following were the Congressional
ninations made on the. 18th: Demo
ktic-First Michigan District, A. S.
Qliams; Second Kentucky, John Young
pwn, renominated; Fourteenth Illinois,
II. Pickrell Republican-Fifth Wis
psin, John Cochrane. Republican and
dependent-Tenth Missouri, Ira B. !.
fdc.
Fov. Kellogg, in reply to the recent
Dress of the Conservative State Com
ftee, asserts his anxiety to secure y
y registration and a fair election, and
elarcs his Willingness to do all in his
|Mer to that end.
kount Won Arnim, late German Minis
at Paris, has recently been arrested
ton the charge of Hurloining from the
chiyes of the French Legation certain
fuments relating to State secrets with
fiew to their publication in forth
ning book The Count at last ac-
Gnts was kept in. close confinement,
Rl for a large amount being refused.
e documents are said to relate to the
tabllshment of new Government in
hnce and to German interference with
e affairs Of Spain. Il ~ ]
phe following Congressional nomina-
ns were made on the 8th: Democratic
Edward 5. Esty, Twenty-eighth New
(rk District. Rcpuplican-Jplm Means,
Rth Kentucky.
Thomas +. Ricks, lnrnnhfr of the
Lake (UtaM Grand Jury, was re-
pity indicted for polygamy. He is
frsed with having five wives, three OF
Rom he has married since 1862. His
Fighter was the principal. witness
Ainst him. .
By agreement of the attorneys the
ited States Supreme Court will be
ked to take up the railroad case APP
eled from the United States District
lrt at Madison, Wis, on the 10th Of
cember.
frof. Swing has asked the Chicago
eshytery TO drop his name from their
Y At a recent meeting the request
Is granted by vote of Is to II, and
Polutons were adopted processing
prm personal regard for Prof. Swing
4 declaring that the presbytery ac-
pedto his request with great reluctance.
At their recent State Convention the
Pnservatives of South Carolina re-
pved to support the candidates recently
minated by the Independent ReYubh-
hs They announced their platform to
honesty and economy in the admins
ftlon of State affairs. E4
CHARLES G. Hammond, of Chicago, has
zen appointed member of the Board OF
ldian Commissioners.
The Postmastcr-G eneral has announced
at hereafter parties having claims
|ainst the department will be dealt with
rectly without the Intervention Of claim
|ents. . .T :, =
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