The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-08-06
THE NEWS.


ago of the intimacy Of Rev. II. v
Beecher with Mrs Tilton, and that Mr.
Tilton, on the same evening, had col
fessed to Miss Susan b. Anthony th
same fact, as Miss Anthony had informe
her (Stanton) the next day On the aftel
noon of the 2Sth Mr.. Tilton was arreste
upon the charge of publishing nal
cious libel concerning Mr. Bcecher, an
his bail fixed at $500.
A dispatch from Philadelphia of til
2Sth says the Peoples Fire Insuranc
Company of that city had suspended i
consequence of the fact that the Man
ager and Treasurer had left for parts ur
known"
A Pittsburgh dispatch of the 2Sth say
the loss of life by the late flood exceed
the estimate heretofore given.
The Delaware State Republican Con
vention was held at Georgetown on th,
28th. DIR. Isaac Jump was nominated
for Governor and j. II. Lopland for Con
gress
A band of fifty Kiowa and Comancht
4 Indians on the 21st attacked and killed
five men near the mouth of Ute Creek
A Liverpool dispatch Of the 2Sth an
ii nounces the burning of the warehouses
& and landings upon Great Princes dock
81 Loss 81 100000
IL A Berlin dispatch of the 2sth says the
a German Government had been actively
# engaged in negotiations aiming at the
Il 49, -, !.
M and to bring about the concurrence OF
81 the great powers in recognizing the Span
VI ish Republic.
III According to IA Madrid dispatch of the
81 2Sth the Carlists had shot 235 of the pris
# oners captured in Catalonia.
A motion for the dissolution of the
q French Assembly, on the 29th, was de-
n feated by majority of forty-two.
M Le Temps, IA French paper, of the Goth,
III asserts that England Germany and Italy
u had agreed to establish il joint surveil-
" lance over the Spanish frontiers.
III One of the Chicago incendiaries,
81 Nicholas Staaden, was indicted for the
z crime of arson by "A special Grand Jury
81 on the Goth.
81 According to II Washington dispatch of
q the Goth the aggregate number of Oranges
N in the United States is about $1,000 On
81 the 1st day Of June Iowa had 1894; In
q diana, 1865; Missouri, 1920; Kansas,
n ,32l Illinois, ,49l, and Kentucky / ,1O1.
81 The cotton and gulf States alone had
# 4,OG5 Oranges. There are now Oranges
in all the States and about thirty in the
Canadas.
u The Illinois Democracy will meet in
& State Convention at Springfield on the
Il Goth of August
Michigan Democrats have been called
to meet in State Convention at Lansing
4 on the 10th of September.
n A London telegram of the Both says
Il that Italy had demanded of France the
i recall of the arship Orenogue, which
that Government had stationed at Civita
Necchia us refuge for the Pope in case
of necessity.
A dispatch from Bayonne on the Both
says the Carlsts had won a great victory
over the Republicans near the frontier.
Losses not stated, but heavy on both
sides. The Carlists deny that there is
any truth in the reports charging them
with atrocities at Cuenca and elsewhere.
According 10 a Washington dispatch
of the 30th Gov. Ames, of Mississippi,
having returned to his post, had written
to the War Department that he entirely
conceded with the LieutenantG
in his view of the necessity of troops to
maintain order at Vicksburg.
Holmes Il Lissberger, one of the most
extensive metal firms of New York,
failed on the Both Liabilities very
large.
According to Galveston dispatch OF
the 30th fight had recently occurred
near Jacksboro, Tex, between the Mon
tague Rangers and a company Of the
Tenth United States Cavalry and a large
body of Indians. The Rangers lost
twelve killed and several wounded, and
the cavalry several killed, including the
commander, and large number
wounded The report adds that the
combined forces had been driven back
to Jacksboro. The Indians numbered
500.
The Republicans of the Eighth Hi
nois District nominated Hon. G. /. Fort
for Congress on the 30th.
The Prohibitionists of Michigan
met in State Convention on the
30th ultimo at Lansing, and made
the following nominations for State
officers: Governor-G. 3. Jocelyn;
Lieutenant -Governor-T. A. Granger, of
Van Buren,; Secretary of States. w.
Baker, of Clinton; State Treasurer
James l. Mead, of Lansing; Auditor
General-Joseph Newman, of Macomb
County; Attorney y-General-Albert Will
Jams, of Ionia; Commissioner OF Land
Oflice-Thos. S. Skinner, of st. Clair;
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John Evans, of Eaton; Member OF the
State Board Of Education-John d. Lew
is, of Bay The convention adopted the
platform of the National Prohibition
party.
According to Westchester (Pa.) dis
patch of the 31st ult petitions had been
numerously signed in that section pray
ing for pardon or communication OF the
death sentence of Undertook.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
called in for payment $25, ,OOO, 600 Of $50
bonds of the issue of the third series,
dated May /, 1862.
On the 31st ult the centennial ami
versary of the discovery of oxygen by
Priestly was celebrated at NOrthumber-
land, Pa. The gathering was largely at
tended by scientific men.
The Alabama Democratic State Con-
vention was held at Montgomery on the
3lst ult. B. D. Lewis and w. II. Forney
were nominated for Congressmen-at-
Large The platform announces that the
action of the radical portion of the Re
publican party necessitates the union OF
the white people in self-defense; acknowl-
edges the rights of all classes under the
Constitution and laws, but rejects social
union or equality denounccs the so-called
Civil Rights bill as a fragrant and dan
gerous invasion of the conservative
principles of a free government,
and palpably violation of the Con-
stitution; views with adherence the at
tempt TO take pOssessiOn of the schools,