The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-05
THE NEWS.

According to the London Dai1y Neu
of the 27th Russia, England and Austri
had notified the Sublime Porte that the
proposed to make commercial trcatic
with the Turkish principalities withou
reference 30 the home Government.
Large rcnforccments sailed for Cub
on the 9th
On the eth the resolutions adopted a
the recent Baltimore session Of tb
Executive Committee of the Nationa
Union League were presented to th,
President and Secretaries Bristow anc
Jewell.
Late kilograms from Omaha saw tha
the people in Southwestern Ncbrask;
are starving. til said that 1O,O 600 peopl,
in the State will need aid to carry then
through the winter
The population of Chicago, accordins
toa recent school census, is 1896, ,2o6.
Count von Arnim was held to bail in
100000 thalers on the 28th. A Berlin
dispatch of that date states that he wonld
not be allowed to expatriate himself.
On the 2oth the cotton mills at Over
England, were burned to the ground
Ten OF the work-peoplc perished.
"A Spanish gun-boat recently fired into
French mcrchantman off Santander.
According to an editorial in a Wash
ington newspaper the President had re-
Gently SAID that he regarded the agita
ton OF the. thirdterm question as solely
the work OF certain sensational news
papers, and that he did not think it com.
ported with the dignity Of the President
of the United States to respond to such
clamors
canon against ritualstic practices
was adopted by the Episcopal General
Convention, at its late session in New
York, by a vote of ~ to5.
The Democrats carried the Baltimore
municipal election on the 2Sth, the ma
lority being about 10000
The First National Bank of Utah. To-
Gated at Salt Lake City suspended on
the 2Sth. Early resumption was ex-
pcctcd
Laird, the builder of the Confederate
steamer Alabama, died in London on the
29th after protracted illness
Dockray the American who was ar
rested as spy in Cuba, has been sen.
fenced to penal colony in Africa for
ten years. lie hopes to secure the inter
vcntion of the United States Govern
mcnt
The President has designated Thurs
day, Nov. 26, as a day of National
Thanksgiving.
K. W. Burke, a New York petroleum
rcfiner, suspended on the 29th
GOV. Leslie, of Kentucky, has offered |
reward of $4,000 for the capture of the
masked ruffians who recently committed |
the outragcs in Shelby County.
The report that Oliver Dalrymplc, the
great Minnesota wheat grower, had
failed is pronounced untrue by tnat gen
tleman.
In New Orleans, on the afternoon of
the a9th, as Gov. kellogg was riding in
hia "..~sie ea with Irdpn Atonha Ma; T.
A. Burke, of the Naturalization Com
nittcc OF the Conservatives, stopped
him, and while engaged in conversation
drew whip and attempted to strike the
Governor, when the latter fired pistol
al Burke, who retaliatcd in kind, firing
three or four shots. Neither party was
wounded.
On the night of tie 2Sth the town of
Greencastle, Ind, was visited by de.
structive fire. Thirty buildings were
destroyed, causing loss of $500, on
which there was an insurance OF $l22,-
900. The fire is believed to have had an
inccndiary origin.
According to an Indianapolis dispatch |
of the Goth extensive forest fires were |
raging along the lines of railroad center
ing in that city. Like fires were reported
as raging in many portions Of Ohio.
kuhlmann, the man who some time
ago attempted the assassination OF Bis
marck, was on the Both found guilty and
sentenced to fourteen years imprison
mcnt.
Cardinal Cullen and the Catholic
Bishops of Ireland have recently issued
letters to the Irish clergy, in which they
dcnouncc Prof Tyndall's late address at
Belfast as a revival of paganism.
The Governor of Syria has been or
dered to suppress all Protestant schools
in his province.
The Milford On. H. Savings Bank has
suspended
The boiler in Isaac Rodcr's sawmill
at Lancaster, Ind, exploded on the 29th,
killing two of the proprietors sons, Tim
othy and William, and severely and
probably fatally injuring another son. A
man by the name of George Beddle was
also badly injured
Yellow fever prevails at Charleston,
S. G.
The recent gale was fruitful Of disas-
ter to the lake marine.
According to Madrid dispatches of the
1st Don Carlos had been visited at
Tolosa by influential Carlists, and ad-
vised to abandon the war
Secretary Bristow has directed S2,0oo,-
600 in gold to be sold in New York dur
ing November.
Ex-Gov Throop, Of New York, died
on the 1st.
The base. ball season closed on the 31st
ult., leaving the Boston Red Stockings
still holding the championship pennant.
Count Won Arnim's private secretary
during the time he was German Minister
to Paris was arrested in st. Louis lately,
at the instance Of the German Govern
ment. He left for Europe on the lst,
taking with him the letters taken from
the archives of the Embassy.
A Detroit Coroner's jury have found
the Captain and Second Engineer OF the
propeller Brooklyn primarily responsible
for the recent explosion. They find that
the safety-valve had been tampered with
and that the boat was racing with the
Cuba.
A late London dispatch announces thu
finding and splicing of the direct cable
The laying had been recommended.