The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-09-09
THE NEWS.

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ARAG1,sA dispatch of the 1st says the
Turks had compelled the insurgents to
leave Trebigne and retire to the mount
aims.
A BERLIN telegram Of the 1st says the
Risbop of Padcrborn had been outlawed
br Ministerial order because he left the
city to which he was restricted without
leave.
GEo, A. SMITH, Second President of the
Mormon Church, and Brigham Young's
chief adviser and counselor, died at Salt
lake CITY on the morning of the 1st, aged
tiftv.cieht years. He leaves five wives
and A large number of children. He will
he succeeded by George G. Cannon, c-Del
gate to Congress, he being next in age and
position.
THE public debt statement, published
Sept I, is as follows:
Six per cent bonds sl,oS5 S65,550
Five per cent. bonds .......-....... t230S3, $50
rowf fT'I5 money S01i 0Hif[' f367S,G
Ia,a ieoaCnder notes a7i8i ,5G5
Certificates Certificate r Of asPosl'-.'..- 81 6iiS9T9 @ ,S
Coin ccrtiacares.. 49,. ......... i7,6ls. $500
Interest 26.9i9, ,S3
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cosb tb'G, !, Trassiry 80
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Bcc. Dccrcs,c durng August.,.......... 1855, ,4S
Decrease since 'H4 3'......'-..'.- s,9'9 49,
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway
iaw9I money principal oaIstand- ..,..
rr.S.sf accrued and nor vel naid "a s5s
Iurnr~-I Paid by the United States 2S.2oa,eO.
'yaI rion of Sna-. eS Wv. '',''.FN, B.8oioa7
Bamcr 20. interest paid fy CRitcd oo
~, so J nnn 200 va" >
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'--' D.'''.'N W i1"t FG'OIo,oop vi NI'ICi
r,, ON which will cease Dec. /. 1919,
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4 THE fourth annual session OF the Louis
4 vile (kyi Exposition commenced on the
4 evening Of the 1st
FoUR chfldrcr of a Mr.. Mier. Of Ascen-
4 sion Parish, La, were poisoned by French
WoIm-loAen4cS on lhe Isl, anu ulcu IN a
few hours.
\ BELGRADE telegram Oh the "a says
4 party vi luINS hao lhVa0eo 0erVla ana
I "SSaSSU'a''" Se'eFal ''"aSef7'
\ LONDON telegram of thc I'd says the
news from Herzegovina was conflicting,
4 but that it9 general tenor was unfavor-
4 able to the insurgents, who had been re-
Gently unsuccessful III several engage
menus
The British iron clad Vanguard coIlided
4 With the iron Duke in the British Channel
on the I'd and sunk.
4 An attempt was made on the I'd to inter
d IN the Catholic cemetery at Montreal the
remains Of Guib"rd, member OF the
i Canadian Institute, whose burial III conse-
cra'ca ground mad been lOrDldden by &C.
8c'eNmSUcaI, but after considerable litiga-
! ton directed by the CIVIL authorities. a
mon OF 1000 persons drove OIL the hearse
ana It's attendants
The dcfaultng State Treasurer of New
jersey was examined on the ID and COM
miuc0 to Jail in default of $4,000 bail.
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Z Charlie Ross was living. The trial of
Wc>tcrycIt was in progress at Philadel-
i phia, where there was great excitement
over the statement of Mrs. M0sher.
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1 Snnr o, .tI,n LncLcn fro Sho woo f,toi1y
burned
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INV, ~! - was A0no'>' VIZ ''lo i'A5NV VI 'ii'
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,bn nrocools nrdor b;s bon.o Tboptolon
proncrtv was recovered and Rhcm was
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cr o,,,. 1;,,,o+o,, or t1,o 1s+ sto+os
z,bat ,h. '-Gs,o ;na-ti,a,to ,a,tlo ~ tbo aronos
a,,irst rnIiar, t,.ont cinson at Osaro
4 ,7''''' l"'''n- ASIn' o'''0H' at
Shot tbo Co,,,,,, issio,,or. hod od;orrrod 70
i I ov,roroo r, ovo,,,iro oortoin Socrro,ts
sor1 ,,,oIo,,n .hn;, ronnrt I, is cold tho
seyidcncc against him was very damaging.
SAX Fp,xc1sco disratche. of the od in
sdcated that the Democrats had carried the
State by large plurality, and had prob
ably secured all of the four Congressmen.
They would also have plurality, if not a
Emajoritv. in both houses OF the Legislature
THE Merchants Exchange Bank of San
Francisco resumed business on the I'd
&The statement was made that funds would
4 be subscribed to place the Bank of Cali