The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-29

oon Isaes telegtaphs that it is esti
mated that 1900 lives were lost in tn,
district Of Midnaporc by the recent cy
clone
Brazil declines to enter into mutua
trade with Canada. -
The city of Tifis, Russia, was nearl,
destroyed by fire on the 24th.
Lord Derby recently informed the
spanish Ambassador that the indefinite
continuance of the war in Spain showed
lack Of patriotism and energy, and il
the Spanish navy was vigilant the land
ing of arms for the Carlists would be I'M
possible
The Count de Chambord has been in.
vlted BY the Legitimists to return tc
France
According to recent Washington dis
patch intimate friends Of the President
had said that he had indulged in no ut
tcrances which would indicate that he
had any aspirations for third term. II
had been decided to remove the Post.
masters at Galveston and Houston,
Texas.
On the evening Of the Gath, at Cameron
Mo-, while the passengers and trainmen
of the easteIn-bound express train ON
the Chicago, Rock Island g. Pacific Rail
road were at supper, six robbers boarded
the train, two OF whom mounted the en-
gine and ran the cars two miles north.
where they made an attempt to open the
express company's safe. Failing in this
they abandoned the train. A baggage
man ran it back to Cameron.
The California Grangcrs' Executive
Committee have concluded to ship wheat
to England on their own account Nor
gan's Sons, their former agents, having
failed.
The official returns Of the recent In
diana State election, SO far as they apply
to State officers, are as follows: Secre-
tary Of State-Curry, Rep, 1886; Nef1,
DEM, 1s2,O53; Bowles, Ind, 1876;
Stout, Ind, 1881. -Wildman,
Rep, 165, ,263; Henderson, Dem, 1S1 ,322 !;
Prescott, Ind, 1908. Treasurer-Glover,
Rep, 164,9n; Shaw, Dem, 1871 $3.50;
Bennett, Ind, 19,Oa5. Attorney General
Rep, 166, ,153; Buskirk, Dem,
17S,s59; Beele, Ind, 1854. Superin-
tendent of Public Observation-Disclosures,
Rep, 164,952; Smart, Dem, sO,9s6;
Graham, Ind, 1884. Judge of the Su-
premc Court-Osbornc, Rep, 165,716;
Broole, Dem. and Ind, 1913, ,OSO.
The Emperor of Germany has recently
written a reply to the protest Of the Pope
against the persecution of German Bish-
ops, in which he says that his Govern
ment has done all in its power to live in
peace with Rome, but that it is bound to
protect the State against the conspiracies
Of the clergy.
A Madrid Telegram of the Goth an
nounces that another body of Carlists
had offered to surrender provided they
could be amnesticd.
The application to advance the Wis
consin railroad cases for the sake of
speedy determination Of the questions
involved has been denied by the Supreme
Court. They will therefore have to go
over until March next
There is trouble with the journeymen
coopers Of New York On the Goth they
quit work in body because their en-
ploycrs insisted that they should abandon
their trade society.
In recent address Gov. Dix, of New
York, announced himself as opposed to
the third-term project.
George Reynolds, Of Salt Lake City,
has been indicted under the act of Con-
gress for polygamy, and held to bail to
answer in the sum Of $4,000.
The Missouri State Grange has offered
to lend money, without interest, to per-
sons desirous of establishing an agricul-
tural implement factory at Bonneville.
Lizzie Golf, Of St. Louis, nine years
old, kindled fire with kerosene Oil re-
Gently. Death followed in six hours.
The Conservative State Central Com
mittee of Louisiana have protested to
Gen. Emory against the course OF Maj
Merrill, of the U. S. Cavalry, who lately,
at Shreveport, made an affidavit Tor the
arrest of large number of the citizens
of the State for violation Of the Enforce
ment act. They claimed that the offense
was one strictly cognizable by the civil
courts and appertaining in no manner to
the military service. They characterize
his actions as being i" unmilitary and in
timidating, and in conflict with the spirit
of our institutions"