The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-22
THE NEWS.

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\ Algeria recently, and the Carlist
Sutborities at Durango have given public
Iofice that those who wish to lay down
heir arms may do so. From these and
Itber indications of disintegration the
PM Mai Gazette of the 18th prophesies
fhe speedy surrender Of the entire Car
fst army
4 Constantinople dispatch of the 18th
Rvs the town of Akhiolyi had been re-
tnty entirely destroyed by fire.
/ THE President, on the 18th, accepted
e resignation of Judge Busteed, of
Bahama.
$The Michigan Woman Suffrage Asso-
btion commenced its annual session at
ftroit on the 18TH
Thc Southern Republican Convention
et at Chattanooga On the 18th. Lewis
Parsons, of Alabama, was chosen
ornament President. A committee.
Insisting Of one from each State, was
pointed to prepare an address upon
3e condition of affairs in the Southern
ates, and like committee to gather
1l collect facts and statistics in regard
! the condition of the Southern States.
RIhe election returns received on the
*prning of the 10Th are summarized as
Slows: In Indiana the Democrats have
kcted their State ticket by from 10000
$1,000 majority. The Congressional
lcgation stands eight Democrats to five
kpublcans, as follows: Republican,
kth District, Milton S. Robinson;
fghth, VI. G. Hunter; Ninth, T. J. Car
D.; Eleventh, James l.. Evans; Thir-
6nh. J. II Baker. Democratic-First.
| S. Fuller; Second, j. ID. Williams;
bind, NJ. G. Kerr; Fourth, j. d.
ew; Fifth, W S. Holman; Seventh,
tanklin Landers; Tenth, VIM S.
Bymond; Twelfth, Andrew H. Ham
kpn. The Democrats elect their State
$ket in Ohio by about $4,000 ma
fity, and carry thirteen of the twenty
$ngressional districts. The Congress-
IN elected are as follows: Democratic
%irst District, Milton Saylor; Second,
/. Banning; Third, j. S. Savage;
Surth J. A. Mcmahon; Fifth, A. v.
fee; Sixth, F. H. IIurd; Seventh, L. L.
BAL; Ninth, F. T. Poppleton; Eleventh,
4 l. Vance; Twelfth, A. T. Walling;
rteenth, VI. |. Southard; Four
knth, J T. Cowan, Twentieth,
B. Payne. Experimentation,
Xillam Lawrence; Tenth, Charles
elcr; Fifteenth, n. H. Van Worries;
keenth, Lorenzo Danford; Seven
knth, L. ID. Woodwork; Eighteenth,
ncs Monroe; Nineteenth, J. A. Gar
d The Republicans have carried
~ by about 10000 majority, and
fed their Congressman in all the dis
tts except the Third This makes the
legation lis follows: Republican
Fst District, G. w McCrary; Second,
% Tufts; Fourth, H. O. Pratt; Fifth,
hes Wilson; Sixth, f. S. Sampson; Sew
ID, J. H. Kasson; Eighth, J. w McDill
hth, Addison Oliver. AntiMonopoly
Third, /. l.. AinswortI. The Republic
majority in Nebraska ranges from
Poo To l5,000. LoreIzo Crounse, Re-
blicln, is re elected TO Congress. The
ee West Virginia Congressional dis
Its elect the Democratic candidates,
i follows: First, Benjamin Wilson;
Fond, G. J. Faulkner; Third, F. Here
ii. In Dakota kidder (Republican)
~ about 1000 majority for Delegate to
Zngress. The Legislature is Republican
hoth branches In Arkansas the new
nstitution is adopted and the Demo
Pic State ticket elected by large ma
&ties
b a case recently decided by the Hi
s supreme Court the action of GER
School Trustees in erecting an addi-
pal school-house adjoining the exist
one, and assigning to it three or four
ro children and & teacher to instruct
lm separately, there being room for
p colored children in the other school
Sc, was illegal, and beyond their au-
2rty
he Chattanooga Convention reasscm.
on the 1ith The Committee on
Pls and Statistics was enlarged and
'lnued indefinitely, with instructions
eport to Congress every three months.
resolutions adopted declare that the
Pu0ilean citizens of the reconstructed
lhern States recognize the equality Of
men before the law; reafiirm the
adelphia platform; demand equal
Is lor all citizens, secured by appro-
te State and Federal legislation; in
Ee the Executive in sustaining law
ORDER IN all parts of the Union and
|ihg down outrages, and especially
Fse his action in Louisiana; indorse
Administration for its prosecu-
OF the perpetrators of such
ages in the Federal courts; declare
hs the duty of the Federal Govern
\ when a State Government was
NJ TO be oyerthrown by revolution
uctlon, to interfere and give the
ie thereof arepublican government;
ecate drawing race and color lines
.n'hend the appointment of none
lohest and capable men to Federal
~ and the removal Of all
- urge appropriations of pub
ANUS 10 purposes of education in
'o'tion to the illiteracy of States;
appropriations for improvement of
great rivers; ask all citizens who
'ne administration of government
i'neiples OF justice to aid in restor-
tranquility to the people and thereby
w 'ile material interests of the
pay' denounce the Associated Press
Y IN 'he South for the alleged parti-
ilaiiner IN which they perform their
4 an address to the people of the
W oates was also presented and
pted.
ie congressional nominations on the
Nefe as follows: Republican-B.
Du.ief, Sixth Massachusetts District,
minated; Daniel w. Gooch, Fifth
s4'Ausetts, renominated Henry l..
- lhird Massachusetts,, renomi-
! 'ueorge +. Iloar, Ninth Massachu-
fenominated.
D'as barnes, of the Brooklyn Asyus,
''eh recently indicted for libeling
y y. Bowen, of the Independent.
= Attorney-General replies to the
'inor Of Tennessee, who recently
'S'ea against the further arrest of
'us 81 the State under the pro-