The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-12-03
THE NEWS,

dangerous, and numerous accidents were
reported,
Lady Franklin has renewed her offc,
of 1000 reward for the recovery of tht
records of Sir John Franklin's Polar ex,
petition.
Victor Emmanuel opened the Italian
Parliament on the 23d by speech from
the throne, devoted mainly TO the iinan
cal system of Italy and measures OF
public safety.
The Secretary of the interior has re
questcd tho War Department to remove
the miners operating in the Black Hills
in violence OF treaty stipulations.
A. B, Hullett, Supervising Architcc,
of the Treasury Department. rendered
his resignation on the 23d. Sccretar,
Bl5stow promptly accepted it.
Mr. Beecher's attorneys have appealed
from the order of the court DENYING ,b.
motion for bill of particulars in the
suit brought by Mr.. Tilton.
Hon. w. B. Wickham was sworn int,
efiec as Mayor of New York ON the o3d
The Minnesota State canvassers bav,
awarded the certificate in the Second
District to II. Is. Strait. the Hepublican
candidate
The following is the official vote fo,
Secretary OF State cast at the recent
election in Indiana: J. E. Ncf, 1s2, ,154
". W. Curry, G4,902; J. G. Stout
1928.
Gov. Garland has offered reward of
$1,000 for the apprehension of Smith
and $500 for Wheeler. Smith, accord
ing 70 Washington dispatch Of the o3d
was IN the Government Arsenal at Little
Rock.
Gen, Emory has ordered Lieut. Hodgson
10 be tried by court martial upon charges
preferred by Gen. Morrow, based upon
llodgsrn's recent conduct in Northern
Lou sana.
\ tornado destroyed large portions of
Tuscumbia and Montevallo, Ala, on the
2sd. In The former place twelve persons
were killed and many injured. In the
latter two persons were killed and
twenty injured.
According to a Madrid special of the
2ih the Spanish Government had ex-
pressed Willingness to pay to the United
States Indemnity in the Virginius case,
calcfIated upon the same basis as that
according to which the settlement with
Great Britain was effected.
An engine on the dummy rail.
road between Hyde Park and Chicago
jumped the track on the 24th, turned
over and crushed the engineer to death.
Anewsboy was fatally scalded by cscap-
ing steam,
1T meeting Of the Indiana State
Grspgc, held in Indianapolis on the cath,
the following officers were elected:
Henley James, Worthy Master, Marion;
| Il. v. Davis, Lecturer, Kentland; Russell
Johnson, Steward; F. c. Phillips, Assist
ant Steward, B. +. Ham, Chaplain; G.. II.
| Brown Treasurer, Rensselaer,; NJ. M.
Moody, Secretary, Muncie Alphcus Ty-
ner State Purchasing Agent, Indian
apoils The Oranges in the State num-
| Der 1899.
An appeal for aid for the sufferers bv
the recent tornado at Tuscumbia, Ala,
has bec1 made
On the 2tth the General Grand Chap
ter Of NIasons Of the United States met
at Nashville, Tenn.
The majorities in the First and Second
LOUISIANA Districts are officially an
nomced as follows First-Randall
olosoh, rem, 6,,lS; Sccond-E J. Ellis,
Den 4,,59
IN injunction was served on the Chi
cago Board of Trade on the 24th, just as
5heY were voting on the expulsion of
capt. Jack Stufges for uncommcrcial
conduct in connection with recent corn
corner, iorbidding them to take any
further steps in the matter until the
court gave them permission.
The following appear to be the facts
In relation to the latcly-reported dcfalca-
ion OF the Treasurer of the Missouri
State Grange: At the recent meeting at
Aansas City Mr. Quisenbury was called
upon FOR the whole sum in the treasury
2O,MO-it being wanted to invest in
! manufaetory 1t then came out that
slulsenbury had invested the funds of
me Grange in various ways, and that
bhey could not be realized at once He
taised $1,000 cash and has since given to
he Executive Board of the Grange deeds
VI fust on two farms said to be worth
Nse0o, and executed bond Of personal
security which has been accepted by the
beard, and has agreed to pay the whole
amount by next July. It is not believed
Wal The Grange will lose dollar
Gov Houston, OF Alabama, was inau-
guFated on the 2ith. In his address he
SAla The citizens of Alabama truly
uesirc peace and perfect restoration of
Haternal relations between all sections
~ cur common country. They are loyal
the Government of the United States
ana Will readily yield cheerful obedience
"lS authorities and laws. They only
ASK 10 be permitted, under the Constitu-
'ioa and laws of the country, to exercise,
secure from unwarrantable interference,
'He right Of governing themselves at
nome by Just and wisely-exerciscd laws
iVI local self government"
lrghtful avalanche recently oc-
Vu'fed at Mount St. Bernard Eleven
persons pershed.
a reputation from fifty-two chambers
J" commerce waited upon Lord Derby
on ene 10Th to protest against the pro-
posea reciprocity treaty between Canada
anu 'he United States. On the 25th the
ihhoceros at the London Geological
oafdens fatally gorcd two of his keepers
q hre recently occurred at Cronstadt,
hussia, which burned over fifteen squares
VI siound and consumed the residences
Vi about 5000 persons.
Inc latest reports from Irun represent
,He larllsts as within 500 yards of the
iortitications.
Inc General Grand Chapter of Royal
,i'n Masons, recently in session at
.,aslvllle, Tenn, elected and installed
- sn' following officers: John Frizzel, Of
n nehhessee, Deputy General Grand High
nest; Il. F. Bower Low, of Louisiana,
Vfand King. John Mc(Ielland of Massa