The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-03-04
THE NEWS.

e bei1eved ne was one. On another
ecasion, when Mr.. Beecher was on his
by to prayer-meeting, she had, in the
tesence of her husband, thrown her
ms around Mr.. Beecher's neck and
pked Mr.. Moulton to save this good
Ian. On the cross-examination ON The
a Mrs. Carey admitted that she had
zen discharged from one place for in
xication.
Ernest Ortwein, the murderer of the
amnett family, near Pittsburgh, Pa,
Bt April, was hanged in that city on
e 23d
After debate extending over several
hys the French Assembly, on the gath,
ssed bill for the organization of an
eper house by vote of 448 ayes to 241
YES.
On the 23d the Select Committee on
ALBANIA Affairs submitted majority
port, setting forth that the elections in
at State had been carried by the Dem
rats by fraud and intimidation; that
Rtrages upon the negro voters had been
AAOHuSAe ONGuiiSACC, dA0 tutI tuC
Aarges of corruption and plundering
yainst the Republican officials were
founded and unworthy of belief. The
port closed with a recommendation
favor Of the passage Of the Force bill
he minority of the committee made
kpOrt disagreeing with the views Of the
lajerity.
Gen. Hawley has been renominated
Congress by the Republicans of the
rst Connecticut District.
"a New Orleans telegram of the Gath
eys the Conservative caucus had, after
exciting debate, accepted the
heeler proposition for compromise
a majority OF one vote.
The Ohio State Prohibition Conven-
pm met at Columbus on the Gath and
bminated the following State ticket
pr Governor Jay Odeli, of Cleveland;
6eutenant- Governor, H. A. Thompson,
Franklin; Attorney y-General. S. Adams,
Cleveland; State Auditor, Belmont
ocke, of Lawrence County; State Treas
fer, E. II. Young, of Champaign; Su-
RENE Judge, D. c. Montgomery, Of
knox; Member Board Of Public Works,
r. Buchol. of Akron.
While the congregation of st. An
1rew's Church, on Duane street, in New
York, were assembled in the building on
he evening of the Gath, the walls of an
adjoining structure, burned few days
before, were blown down by high winds
md fell upon and crushed through the
ehurch roof, falling upon the east gal
ery principally, which was crowded
With people. Six persons were killed
md twenty-five seriously injured.
The Democratic Senators and Repre-
entatives in the Alabama Legislature
have signed protest against the me-
mortal presented in the Senate of the
United States on the 23d. 1t is said that
peveral Republican members of the
Legislature deny having signed any such
memorial.
Speaker Wiltz entered protest in the
Conservative caucus at New Orleans, on
he 25th, against the Conservative men,
bers returning to the hall of the House,
from which they were driven by hostile
bayonets, until they can do so without
Qualification or any concessions what
over" About thirty members signed the
protest
The steamer Hong Kong recently
foundered in the Indian Ocean. Twenty
-four lives were lost.
The letter from the New Orleans Con-
Fservatives, accepting the proposition of |
Representative Wheeler for compro-
mise of the Louisiana difficulties, has
been presented to that gentleman. It I
was understood in Washington on the
'|26th that the whole Congressional Com
.mittee would remain after the adjourn
ment of Congress, and then canvass the
+returns, which would be forwarded to
Washington for their inspection, and de-
|termine the result, which would be car
|ried to New Orleans by Mr.. Wheeler and
put into effect under his personal super
vision at an extra session of the Louisi.
ina Legislature.
A cadet at the Annapolis Naval Acad-
|emy named Gordon Claude has been ex-
PEELED for refusing to fence with col
pred midshipman.
A Salt Lake (Utah) telegram of the
|26th states that Judge Mexican had de-
|cided that Ann Eliza Young should re-
,S2..e $1,000 attorneys fees and $500 per
month alimony pending her trial against
Brigham Young, the alimony to date
from the filing of the complaint, about
twenty months ago.
]. w. Thomas has been expelled from
the North Carolina House of Representa-
tives-46 to 31-because he has ex-
pressed his disbelief in the existence of
a God.
Stone Calf has surrendered himself
and the whole Cheyenne tribe-about
4 900 in number-and two white captives
to Gen. Pope.
Bilbao, Spain, was attacked by seven
battalions of Carlists on the 26th, and
three forts were taken and retaken three
times.
On the 26th ult. the attorney of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company left for
Minnesota to attach the property OF VIM.
s. King, in order to recover the amount
corruptly received by him.
In the opening address to the jury in
the Beecher trial Mr.. Tracy arraigned
Mr.. Tlton, Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton and
n. G. Bowen as conspirators, uniting to-
gcther to compass the downfall of the
defendant. He claimed the original
complaint against Mr.. Beecher was
not for adultery, but that the let
ter and conversations of the de-
'fendant had been misinterpreted to
mean the greater when q lesser
'ofense was implied Mr.. Tracy was
very severe upon both Tilton and Moul-
ton, and secuted the ides Of Kate Carey's
Testimony being worthy ot credence.
He eulogized the life, character and ser.
vices of MI. Beecher. on tie 18th NJ
DoWen pdbliahed card denyine the I
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