The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-12
THE NEWS.


According to London dispatch of lii,
4th the French Government had ordered
all Spanards to be expelled from tn,
frontier towns to prevent them from par
ticipating in the Carlist attack upor
Irun, which had already began.
A separate representative assembl,
has been accorded to Alsace and Lor
raine.
The Washington Democrats celebrated
the late victories on the night OF tile 4tf
with bontres, professions and illumina
tions. Senator Thurman was serenaded
and delivered congratulatory address
Mayor Spencer and other promimen,
Georglans have been arrested for viola
ton Of the Enforcement Act.
Gov. Beveridge, of Illinois, appoints
Thursday, Nov. rs, as day of thanks
giving.
The war claims Of Indiana against the
General Government, amounting to S3
100000, have been settled and paid.
According to Berlin telegram of the
9th the relations between Spain and
Russia had become cordial, and it was
probable that Russia would speedily
ecognize the Republic.
The troops under Jovellar recentlv do.
feated the Carlists at Albocear with con.
siderable loss. Eight battalions Of
troops have been sent to reinforce Irun
According to a London telegram Of
the 9th 1t had been decided to hold a
great international Catholic Congress in
London, with the object of maintaining
the doctrine of papal infallibility, rcas-
serting the Pope's right to temporal as
well as spiritual power, and declaring it
TO be the boundcn duty of all Christians
to return to the allegiance of Rome. Il
is stated that this proposed Congress is
the result Of direct instructions from the
Vatican.
A New York telegram of the 5th saws
the boss coopers of New York are sue
cessfully prosecuting tfeir business in
spite Of the Coopers' Union. They make
tia sine qna non that all persons en-
ployed shall abandon that organization
The Episcopal General Convention adj
iourned on the Sd. The next session
will he held at Boston in 1877.
Thursday, Nov. 26, has been dcsig-
mated as Minnesota's Thanksgiving Day.
Late dispatches from the Nebraska
grasshopper district represent that there
is great suffering, and that relief must
be freely given or hundreds will starve
before winter is half over.
On the morning of the 9Th a passenger
train due at Grand Rapids, Mich, about
nine o'clock was wrecked near Moline,
and one man killed and thirty more or
less injured. The accident was caused
by the breaking of an axle under the
tender, which threw the rear passenger
coach and sleeper off the track and
turned them over on their sides.
An election riot occurred at Eufaula,
Ala, on the Sd, originating, it is said, in
the attempt Of a negro to whip another
negro for voting the Democratic ticket.
The assailant drew a pistol, and the re-
suit was three negroes were killed and
four mortally, seven seriously and eight
slightly wounded Five or six hundred
shots were fired
4 Il II, al, ,,f I,t
says the Government was about to issue
note TO European powers asking that
the custom of maintaining ambassadors
to the Holy See be abandoned 1t de-
elares that it cannot longer tolerate a
permanent conspiracy in Rome, having
It's headquarters in the Vatican.
According TO Hcndays dispatch Of
the 9th the Car!ists had begun to throw
petroleum shells into Irun
The Democracy Of New York held i'm
mense congratulatory meetings on the
evening of the 9th to rejoice over the
late Democratic victories. Among the
speakers were Senator Thurman and
Governor elect Tiiden.
The official returns show that the
Republican majority In Iowa, ut the Oc-
tober election, was about 10000
On the 9th the Committee of Seventy
OF New Orleans issued an invitation
ealing upon :" the people of Louisiana to
meet at their respective places of wor
ship on Thursday, Nov. 10, to return
thanks to Almighty God for their deliv
erance from political bondage"
Mrs. Rawlins, the widow of Gen. Raw
Inns, formerly Secretary of War, died at
San Francisco on the 9th.
o. c. Parmley's livery stable at Peoria,
Ill., was burned on the 9th, and with it
l00 valuable horses.
According to late Rome dispatch the
Pope had been taken with sudden and
serious illness.
a late arrival from Japan brings the
lhtelligence that Corea had offered to
send to Japan the heads of all those who
had nsulted the Japanese Government.
on the 7th the Danish Ministry re
quesled the Rigsdag not to interpcllatc
the government in respect to the expul-
SION OF Danes from Schleswig- Holstein,
as The matter was under discussion be-
tween Denmark and Germany.
Gov. Dix, of New York, has appointed
Thursday, Nov. 26, as day of thanks
giving.
Prominent merchants of Memphis,
Tenn, were, on the 7th. arrested upon
'he charge of violating the Enforcement
acl by discharging colored employees for
refusing to vote the Democratic ticket in
August last. They were bound over to
lhe Circuit Court in the sum of $1,000
each.
The Eastern and foreign insurance
companies which withdrew their agencies
from Chicago some weeks ago are return
lng and resuming business.
Gov. Carpenter, of iowa, has named
NOV 26 as Thanksgiving Day.
Two girls aged fifteen and thirteen
respectively, and one boy aged ten, were
stolen from John Martin, Of Fort Wayne,
IND, about the 1st of October, and have
not since heap hoard from No reason