The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-10-15
VOLUME VIII.

"0u - OAlOH parish TO such an eXten
that not more than 800 Of the colorc,
voters would register. He stated furthe
that similar state Of things existed i
some OF the other parishes. s
The commission charged with investi
eating the facts in regard to the KILN,
OF Usage Indians BY the Kansas militi
nave reported that the attack was I'm
provoked and utterly unjustifiable, an,
recommend that the United States Gov
ernment repay the Osages for loss o
property captured by the attacking party
e. c. Warren, of Princeton, Ill, ha
recently obtained judgment against TIL,
G., B. q Q. Railroad Company for 81 900
for extortionate passenger and freigh
charges.
Late advices from Madrid say tha
tarllsts were coming into Barcelona ant
Iarragona and asking for amnesty
Nineteen natives of Navarro in the Car
list army had been shot for insubordina
ton. An explosion had recently oc
CURED at Aspatia, in the building used
Tor the manufacture of cartridges for the
Carlists, which caused the instant death
OF eighteen persons
i Vienna dispatches Of the 10th say that
the Schleswig- Holstein question is to be
submitted to the arbitration Of Great
Britain.
The father Of Charley Ross, the Phil
adclphia kidnapped boy, has become in
sane in consequence of grief at the loss
OF his son and the ISLANDERS which have
been published concerning himself and
family
The Tammany Democracy of New
York have unanimously nominated VIM.
II. Wickham for Mayor
The supporters of McEnery have ac-
cepted the proposition to abide by a
canvass of the returns of the votes cast
at the election for Governor.
The recent election for Councils Gen.
cral in France resulted as follows: Re
publicans, 672; Monarchists, COS; Bona
! partists, 155.
According to Bayonne dispatch Of
the 18th the withdrawal of Gen Dorre-
garay from the Carlist army had greatly
discouraged the adherents of Don Carlos.
A Madrid dispatch of the 18th reports
the defeat of the Carlists near Fortuna.
late dispatch from the Cape Of Good
Hope reports the discovery of another
diamond field near Phillipstown.
The Chief-Justice and the Associate
Justices Of the Supreme Court, except
Judges Davis and Bradley, assembled in
Washington Oh the 18th.
b. +. Butler and d. W. Gooch were re-
nominated for Congress on the 10Th by
the Republicans of the Fifth and Sixth
Massachusetts Districts.
According to returns published in the
Hartford Post on the 18th in 165 towns
in Connecticut the result was as follows:
Republican, 70; Democratic, rs; mixed,
49,
Gen. Mackenzie had fight with the
Cheyennes ON Jute Creek, near the fork
of the Red River, Texas, on the 9th ult,
and destroyed over 100 lodges and cap
tured 1 ,424 horses and mules. Satanta
and Big Tree with twcnty-four Kiowa
lodges were surrendered to Gen. Neill on
the 5th.
President Grant paid visit to the
Inaian Territory on the 18th. He was
warmly welcomed by the Cherokees.
A Salt Lake United States Marshal
recently attempted to serve process
upon Brigham Young, but was as
saulted and driven back by the gate
keeper. Procuring a posse, he served his
paper, and Brigham apologized for the
discourtesy, and said it was unauthor-
lied. II
New Orleans dispatches of the 12th
report several factional fights between
Republicans in St. James and other par
ishcs. Dispatches had been received by
the Governor asserting that Republicans
were being inundated in St. Martins
Parish, and that they dared not register
Other dispatches denied the ihtimida-.
ton