The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-19

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shirty of the headers in the recent mass
ere of Christians in Podgoritza.
The total of enlisted men in the arm,
js26,441,
A mail from Cologne, France. was r,
Gently received in New York, which wa
started from the former city Oct. Il
fS72.
Massachusetts, vote: CASTOR. Dem
95,90l; Talbot, Rep, S9,243; Andrew.
Labor Reform, 13l.
In he recent election for Congressma
in the Second Vermont District, Der
nison, Ind, had majority Of 1884 owe
both opposing candidates.
Gold me dals were presented to Chene,
Graves, Hillman and Day, the Mill Rive
heroes, on the 10th.
On the 4th Big Horn. a noted Chev
cnne chief, with his warriors, women
children and ponies, unconditionally Sun
rendered to Col. Hall, at the Cheyenn
Agency
The majority for Gen. Hurlbut, in tn
Fourth Illinois District, is 1928. Hal
rlson, Dem, in the Second, has seven ma
jority.
Gen. Orton, of the Western Union Tel
fgraph Company, has complained to tn,
war department that his telegraph line
in Louisiana have been cut by United
States troops and demands the reaso,
EharnfOr antf l.. n.
to Gen. Emory for report.
In Terre Bonne Parish, La, on the Sth
negro Sheriff who was elected on tn,
compromise ticket was attacked by sever
other negroes. Simms ran from ths
party three squares, and, being pursued
turned upon them and fired, killing one
and wounding another. Simms immedi
ately surrendered himself, and was sent
to Jail.
Thomas A. Doyle, the Republican can
didate, was reelected Mayor of Provi.
dence, Il. l., on the 11th The yity
Council is largely Republican and anti
prohibition.
The international Typographical Union
has called for funds to complete the
Greeley monument.
The Baltimore & Ohio and the Grand
Trunk Railroads have decided not to join
the Eastern combination to raise the
rate of freigbts from the West to the sea-
board.
The Arkansas Legislature met on the
10th under the new Constitution Gov.
Baxter delivered his message on the sue
ceeding day, congratulating the people
ON rcgaining control of their own affairs,
and trusting that the victory will be used
wisely. and well; that no prescription
will be indulged in toward any class. He
referred with pride to the new Constitu
ton, and urged many reforms. He said
she State had no idea Of repudia.ing any
of her Just debts, and recommended
some provision looking toward a funding
cf the outstanding Indebtedness.
The Commissary General has notified
Gen. Ord that the Government supplies
are barely sufficient for the subsistence
ot the army; therefore no rations could
be issued to the sufferers from the grass
hoppers in Nebraska
According to Utah dispatches of the
llth serious snow-storms prevailed in the
mining regions.
Ex-senator Pomeroy's trial for bribery
has been postponed until April next.
John w Head, Member of Congress
elect from the Fourth District of Ten
nessec, died on the 9th.
Count Won Armim was rc.arrested at
Berlin on the 18th.
4 violent snow storm visited the south
of England on the 18th. The weather
had suddenly become unusually cold.
The New Hampshire State Democratic
Convention will be held on the 5th of
January.
The nomination of J. J. Hoyt to be
Collector Of Internal Revenue at Chica-
go was withdrawn on the 18th, and
Philip Wadsworth appointed
The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided to consider an account in favor OF
Nebraska for per cent. of the value of
public lands lying within her limits, in
cluded within the reservations made by
treaties with Indians. This decision will
control the pending claims from several
other States.
A New York dispatch of the 10th says
that at least 200 men and women are
out of employment in New York city.
The latest returns from Minnesota, re-
ceived on the morning of the 18th, give
the Republicans majority of three on
joint ballot.
Gov. Garland and the other State Of
Ulcers of Arkansas were inaugurated on
the 18th.
On the 9th, in battle with the Chey
cnnes, on Mcclellan Creek, the United
States forces lost one killed and four
wounded and the Indians fifteen killed.
A New Orleans dispatch Of the 18th
says Gov. Kellogg had requested the
Election Returning Board which met on
that day, to allow the Opposition party
TO be represented The Democratic
State Committee had appointed COM
mittee of three to be present during the
slttIngs of the Board and witness the
canvass and completion of the returns.
A false report of the death Of the
Queen caused great excitement in Lon
don on the 18th.
A Hendaye dispatch of the 18th re-
ports the Carlists in good position at An
doaln and ready to fight again.
An express train on the Great Western
Railway of Canada was boarded at Port
Credit, on the night Of The 18th, by a
pand of five masked men, who quietly
gagged and bound the baggageman and
express messenger, and robbed the cx.
press safe of between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The Postmaster General has protested
that he has no intention Of recommend
ing an increase in the rate of postage.
The State Department has received
information confirming the report that
Spain had paid her indemnify to England
growing out of the Virginius affair.
The trial Of the. Tilton- -Beecher civil
suit has been postponed until the first
Monday in December @
Late returns from the Eighth Wisconsin