The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-11-04
THE NEWS.

Emperor, WHICH was l0'''i ny 'ho So.io'aiy
Of State. A Berlin dispatch of the same
date saws council of physicians had de-
4 clarcd Count Won Arnim to be unable 10
hear the term Of Imprisonment TO which
4 he had been sentenced.
THE President on the 9th issued his
annual proclamation designating Thurs
dav, Nov 25 as a day Of thanksgiving
throughout the United States.
THE Director of the United States Mint
Saws the fire at Virginia City will result in
i decrease of $1,000, 600 per month Of gold
bullion and of $1,5OO,000 per month of
silver for the next four months.
An earthquake shock was felt at Mem
phis, Tenn, and in some portions Of Mis-
sissppi on the 27th.
THREE of the parties implicated in the
late murder of the Italians in Denver have
been arrested. One Of them, an Italian,
says he played his harp while five others
cut the thrOats of their victims.
F. c. LATRoBE (Dcm.) was elected
Mayor of Baltimore, Md, ON the 9th, by
2 i3l majority.
DISPATCHES from Virginia City of the
9th estimated the total damage by the
fire at from So 900, 600 to $7,000,OO0. Two
men were killed by a falling wall. In
mediate relief was needed to relieve the
suffering of the homeless and destitute,
The school houses, the only public build
ing5 which escaped the flames, had been
converted into lodging places, but they
were altogether inadequate. Bread was
scarce. but liquor was plenty, and the
streets were filled with a drunken mob
The military were protecting the property
Of the city.
ACCORDING to Il London dispatch of the
9Sth the number of cases Of cattle plague
for the quarter ending Oct 16 was as fol-
lows: In Somcrsetshire, So 600; Cheshire,
10000; Dorsctshire, $4,000; Gloucester
shire, 1900; OXfOrdshire, $4,000; War
wckshirc, $4,000; Norfolk, 81 900; Cum
lcrIand, 23,OO0. There had been over
100000 cases in England and Wales.
\ MADRID dispatch of the 2Sth says
rumor prevailed that the Carlist Gen.
Dowcgaray had been shot, by order of
Don Carlos.
The returns to the Agricultural Depart
mcnt for October indicate that the wheat
crop Of this year averages so per cent. of
last years production, and in quality av-
eragcs per cent. below Il sound condi- |
ton. The corn crop this year falls short
Of that Of 1874 about / per cent. The
oats product is ; per cent. greater than
1rI. The potato crop is extraordinary,
both in yield and quality. Tobacco is . |
per cent. above the average. Barley is 81 |
per cent. Of last years crop, and buck |
wheat not far from the average
A BosToN dispatch of the 2Sth says
report had reached that city that two ship.
the Jcwcss and the Della NJ. Long-and |
an English craft name unknown, which !
sailed from that port nearly two years |
ago and had not been heard from since,
had become becalmcd near the Auckland |
Islands and were boarded by the savage |
inhabitants of that locality and the crews |
thirty in number-wcrc captured and |
taken ashore and eaten, only one man cs-
Gaping. The survivor, one of the crew of |
the Jcwcss, told the story to a Biddeford |
iNe) Captain at foreign port.
JOSEPH LAPAGE has been indicted for
the murder of Josie Langmaid at Penn
broke n. II.
joins NOLAN was convicted of the mur- |
der Of James II. Noe, merchant of New |
York city, on the 9th and sentenced to be |
hanged on the 10th of December.
BENJAMIN BOYD and wife, lately ar
rested at Fulton, H., on charge of
countcrrciting, were brought before Com
missioner Hoyne at Chicago on the 27th |
and held for trial in the sum of $36, 900 |
for the man and $15, 900 for the woman.
The briggs party, arrested at Centralia |
on similar charge, were committed to
jail in Springfield in default of bail OF
$4,000, to await the action Of the Grand |
jury
ANIRGINIA CITY telegram ofthc 2Sth says |
the mines in that place were all right. |
The damage done to the Ophir shaft was |
limited to few feet at the top. The re-
building of the mining mills and ma
chincry would be commenced at once A |
number Of firms in the city had resumed |
business. Relief was being daily for
warded from San Francisco and other
places.
ACCORDING to a Vienna special of the
2ljh ult. it was reported that the Turks
had recently murdered sixty Christians
near the Dalmatian frontier. DR.. Suous-
berg, leading capitalist of Vienna, had
failed, with liabilities amounting to 25,-
o0o,0O0 guilden. Bankruptcy proceed
lngs had been commenced against him in
Vienna and Berlin, and his arrest had
oecn effected at Moscow.
\ BERLIN telegram of the 29th ult. SAYS
Archbishop Ledocb- would be ex-
expelled from Germany as soon as his
term Of Imprisonment had expired.
THE Carlist Committee in London on the
2Jth ut. claimed that the Carlist army
mad achieved an important victory at
Lumber, in Navarro, on the 23d,
LONDON kilograms of the 29th ult an
nounce the failure of Kaltengell & Camp
Dell, merchants Of that city, with 50 ,000,
ojO liabilities. \ daughter had been born
to the Duchess of Edinburgh.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has di-
Tccted the retirement and cancellation of
S'o4,SS0 United States legal-tenders, being
50 per cent. Of the National Bank circu-
Iatlon issued in September This makes
the amount of outstanding legal-tenders
1913, ,236,244.
HON. AMAsA WALKER, distinguished
political economist, died at Boston on the
18th ut, aged seventy-six years.
ON the 29th ult. a man named Small,
lIulng In a wagon near railroad wharf
IN Portland, Me-, saw two children play
ing on the track and train backing down
On them. He succeeded in rescuing the
children, but was himself run over by the
ualn and killed.
IHE case Of the People rs. Flynn and
Wilkie, charged with conspiracy to iniure
the reputation of Miss Early, of Rock
lord Ill, is to be tried in Boone County,
change of venue having been taken to
that county
ON the 29th ult., at Salt Lake, Utah,
Judge Borcman issued an order requiring
brigham Young to pay the sum of sc. 800.