The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-09-24
THE NEWS.

the ljtn, In relation to the LOuisian
Fairs, concluding as follows: Nov
crefore, I, U. S. Grant, President Of th
hited States, do hereby make procl;
)ation and command said turbulent an
sordcrly persons to disperse and rctir
eaceably to their respective abode
thin five days from this date, an
reafter to submit themselves to tn
ws and constituted authorities O
id State. / invoke the aid an,
Operation of all good citizen
ereof to uphold the law and preserv
public peace" According to Wash
gton telegram of the same date, troop
build be sent to New Orleans in suc]
mbers as should be necessary to saw
e and preserve peace.
On the 18th the Supreme Court of Wis
nsin rendered a decision in the iniunc
pn suits brought by the Attorney Gen
nl against the Chicago, Milwaukee {
Paul and the Chicago & Northwestern
kilroads. The court maintains its orig
Al jurisdiction in cases brought by til.
ate, but holds that it would not extenC
private suits; affirms the constitution
1ty of the Potter law; rejects the
eory that this law was repealed
the act of March 12, prescribing
ht the railroads shall make rea.
nable rates; and, finally, grants
e injunction asked for the State com
bling these two railroads to comply
ith the provisions Of the Potter law
be roads are given till Oct. / to make
rangcments to this end. 1t is said Mr.
eep, President of the Northwestern,
is stated that compliance with the law
iii nccessitate reduction of expenses
all sides, that fewer trains and
condclass coaches will be run, that
Drk will be suspended in the shops, and
at the number of employees will be re-
heed. Mr.. Mitchell, President Of the
ilwaukee & st. Paul, says that trains
Iill be run on his road as usual, and only
nj off as it becomes obvious that they
Re Improbable.
4 B. X. Curtis, of Boston, formerly JUS
ce of the United States Supreme Court,
led on the 18th.
/ Edna Dean Proctor, the authoress. has
bmmcnced suit for libel against Moul-
bn on account of his reference to her in
is recent reply to the statement of Mr..
'cecher. She assesses her damages at
100000.
The annual convention of the Diocese
4 Illinois on the 10th, at Chicago,
(ected. Rev. George F. Seymour, Pro
essor of Ecclesiastical History in the
General Seminary of New York, to be
Bishop Of the diocese, to succeed the
htc Bishop Whitehouse
The Arkansas State Republican Con
|ention assembled at Little Rock on the
6th, but adjourned without making
|ominations. An address to the
|cople of Arkansas was adopted,
md also resolutions denouncing
be Constitution recently framed, and
leclaring that the Constitutional Con
|ention was conspiracy Of White
league, Ku-klux and leaders of the late
ebels to overthrow the reconstructed
Government; that all the troubles in the
|outh were but an attempt to revive the
pst cause Thirty-tive delegates were
ppointed to the Chattanooga Convention
i Southern Republicans which meets on
be 18th of October.
The following Congressional nomina-
Ions were made on the 10TH Republi-
an-R II. Whiting, Ninth Illinois Dis
rict; +. H. Roberts, Twenty-second
Jew York, renominated; Henry $. Ma
con, Third Wisconsin. Democratic
Y. II. Morrison, Seventeenth Illinois, re-
ominated; J. J. Robinson, Second
lichigan; Allen Potter, Fourth Michi
an. Reform-David G. Fulton, Seventh
Wisconsin
Col Villette, the Abide Camp of Mar
hal Bazaine, has been sentenced to six
nonths' imprisonment for aiding his
hicf to escape from St Marguerite.
A dispatch from Madrid Of the 18th re
orts that the National troops had re
emily been successful in several engage
nents with the Carlists.
On the 18th the cashier of the Wells
oro (Pa) bank and his family were
jagged and bound BY five robbers, who
breed him to open the safe, from which
hey stole $4,000
The Democracy of New York met in
tate Convention at Syracuse on the 18th,
nd placed in nomination the following
ickct: S. j. Tildcn for Governor; Will
I'M Dorsheimer for Lieutenant Governor;
din Thayer for Canal Commissioner;
leo. w. Wagner for Inspector Of State
'risons; Theodore Miller for Judge Of the
ourt of Appeals. The resolutions de-
land: Gold and silver and no currency
nconvertible with coin; steady steps to-
Yard specie payment; honest payment
+ the public debt in coin; revenue re-
Drm; federal taxation for revenue only;
o Government partnership with pro-
ected monopolies; home rule and no
equal and exact justice
3 all men; no gag laws, uniform excise,
ut no sumptuary laws; no third term,
tc
The following Congressional nomina-
ions were made on the. 18th Republi-
hn-John X. Green, First Ohio District;
bb <. Stevenson, Second Ohio; w. H.
logers, First Arkansas; John NJ Clay
pn, Second Arkansas; w. J. Hynes,
Third Arkansas; Chas. III. Lander,
Fourth Arkansas. . Independent - j.
J. Farnsworth, Fourth Illinois; 49,
sagby, Tenth Illinois. Democratic
alexander Campbell, Seventh Illinois
the Independent nominee); NJ. D. Will
'ur, Fifth Michigan; w. J. O'Brien,
Third Maryland, renominated; Thomas
'wann, Fourth Maryland, renominated;
:. H. Morgan, Sixth Missouri; A. II.
Thirteenth Missouri, renomi
lated; - Bagby, Tenth Illinois (the
nominee).
According to Memphis special of the
18th the Grand Jury of Gibson County,
Tenn, have found indictments against
orty of the persons said to have been
in the recent Trenton massacre.
M. NJ. Ham, the Iowa member Of the
National Democratic Committee, has is
ued an address to Iowa Democrats ad-
Using them to support the entire Anti
Monopoly ticket at the coming election.
AT the Tennessee State Republican
Convention held at Chattanooga on the
9Th Horace Maynard was nominated