The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-11-19
VOLUME VIII.
OF tna nce Der11fureN for the
same period were I'll 900, ,sl6s6, and the
expenditures Al / $40 o1R -

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same period were I'll 900, ,8l638, and tht
expenditures I'll ,560, ,2le.
A Washington telegram of the 18th
says there was in the Treasury $40
al4'OoO, the proceeds arising from the
seizures of cotton and other captured
and abandoned property. \
The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court
OF Cook County, ILL.,, have found an in.
dlctmcnt against Wilbur F. Storey. editor
OF the Chicago Times, for a malicious
libel against Mr.. N. X. Fairbank. Of Chi.
cago, whom the Times charged with hav-
ing distracted money from the relief
fund.
Daniel O'Mara and Patrick Irving
were hanged at Montrose, Pa. on the
18th, for the murder Of O'Mara's mother
and sister, and VIM. E. Undertook at
Westchester, Pa, for the murder of Goss
ms partner in a conspiracy to defraud
insurance companies.
On the 14th q delegation Of the Illinois
mlne-owners represented to the Governor
that general strike of miners was i'm
minent throughout the State, and that in
some sections where a strike prevailed
an attempt had been made to fire the
mines.
On the 14th Gov. Garland, Of Arkan-
sas, issued warrant for the arrest of
Lieut.. Gov" Smith and his Secretary
OF State, on the charge of treason. The
parties complained Of had not been ar
rested up to the morning of the 10th.
The remains of German named
Schilling were discovered few days
ago in the furnace of Cincinnati tan
merry. A day or two subsequently the
young son of Andreas Egner confessed
that his father, one Rufcr and himself
murdered the poor man by pounding him
on the head with an oaken stick and
punching him with pitchforks. TO hide
the evidence Of what they had done they
threw the body into the engine furnace.
All were arrested, and the boy and Rufer
confessed their share in the deed. On
the 14th Mrs. Rufer became insane and
tried to murder her little child. Egner,
the elder, sturdily denies his completely,
and says both the others are crazy.
Won Arnim's trial has been set for the
lst Of December. Meantime, in conse
quence of his feeble condition, he is to
remain under police surveillance at his
own house.
Ralph Waldo Emerson has been de-
feated in the contest for the Rectorship
Of the University of Glasgow by Dis
raeli, by vote of 500 to 700.
A Hendaye dispatch of the 10th SAYS
he Carlists were again besieging Irun.
Religious riots have broken out in Po.
and because of the disinclination of the
people to submit to the authority of the
priests appointed by the Government.
Several Of the leaders have been ar
ested.
At the recent election in New York |
Cilden received a majority Of "a ,937 votes
or Governor over Dix.
The American Express Company's safe
vas robbed at Cincinnati on the 10Th of
$4,000. A man named Black was ar
ested.
J. D. White Rep.) appears to have
'een elected from the Ninth Kentncky
District by majority OF 500 votes.
The Supervisor Of Registration and
lie Court Clerk Of ST. James Parish,
Ia, were arrested and held to bail in the
um of 81 900 each on the 10th upon the
harge of altering the returns of the re-
ent election. A New Orleans dispatch
# the same date says the United States
roops would be removed from the State
House on the following day.
The Alabama House of Representa-
ives was organized on the 10th by the |
lection of Anderson Dem as Speaker.
On the 10th the North Carolina Legis-
ature was organized by the election OF
,ol. II. F. Armfeld as President Of the
senate and John L. Robinson as Speak
II of the House. The House stands "a
"a Republicans and Inde-
,endents. The Senate, 80 Democrats
md IL Republicans.
On the 10th, according to an Associated
Press dispatch, perfect quiet prevailed
n Arkansas. Gov. Garland has sent a
to the Legislature, re-
counting what he had done in regard to
he Smith proclamation, and asking that
he law be amended SO that he could
,ffer larger reward than 5000 for the
lrrest OF Smith and Wheeler.