The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-02
THE NEWS.

C,'srsI So@n n fishing vessels were lost and abol
thirty senmen perished.
c,rDrS,L RAuscHER died on the 23d 8
Vienna.
r-e Mercantile Bank of Leeds, En-
,,nd, suspended on the gath Liablll
de;, $35OOOo, ,,
" rrp London Times of the Goth says tn
p-;,i.b Government had lately bought o
D., n,' Tbcdivc of Egypt e1,000,0O0 wortl
ol Suez Canal shares
rnr Paris newspaper lie Pays wa
:,nl I IN the 9jth for publishing M. d
@ G.,sspac's speech to the Bonapar'ists a
RlyilIc
unRrp telegram Of the 25th an
nrcp, ,be capture of San Cristobal will
DT1e @ carlist positions in the vicinity o
Pampcluna,
rrg American residents and visitors il
p.rip appropriately celebrated Thanks
D i,inr Dav, Rev. DR.. Thompson preach
=, tbr sermon. At the close of thu
,,[,.icas % resolutions were adopted express
ina sorrow at the death of Nice-Presiden
wilson NJ and directing that a telegram o
,,rdoencc be scLt to the United States.
Tur Chief Of the Ordnance Bureau
I,niod States Army, in his annual repor
,,m. for an increase to the annual appro
n,,tioD for arming and equipping the
militia The following is the aggregate
Strength of the militia of the United
States, Organized, S4,724; unorganized
s.0l9iI
The Indians in the United States aggre.
c,s a2JOOO, of whom 10000 are put
6Vr As "civilized,n $4,000 as semi
rrHzed, and $1,000 as barbarous.' p
This does not include the Alaska Indians
Acou,oL lamp exploded in the bed,
nom of Mrs. Charlotte Chew, of Camden,
.N J., on the morning of the 18th. Miss
laura Chew jumped out Of bed, when heI
picht clothes caught fire and she opened a
window ION the second floor of the build
mA and either jumped or fell to the
round and was so terribly injured that
.bp died in few minutes. The clothes
aG,he mother also took fire, and she was
0drcadfully burned that she expired dur
ns the day. and William Chew, her son,
was severely burned.
WILLIAM B. AsToR, eldest son of the
late John Jacob AstOr, died in New York
.y on the oath, leaving a fortune of
nearly $SO,OO0,OOO. Five children survive
him-threc sons and two daughters. De-
elsel was eighty years old.
Nm. MURRAY, editor of the South Bend
I1ll Herald, lately had trouble with a
ady printer and sub-cditor in his employ
nd discharged her and attcrward inserted
MGticle in his paper offensive TO her.
| She Subsequently assaulted him on the
street with a cOwhidc, which he attempted
/ 70 take from her, and in the scufflc which
lsucd she was thrown to the ground.
Justice William Palmer took sides with
be girl and Murray also assailed HIM
ditOrally, and Mr.. Palmer on the 22d
shot Murray, the ball taking effect in his
mgs. inAicting Il severe and dangerous
4 wound.
THE Indiana Republican State Central
mmcec have called Il State Conven-
ion to meet at indianapolis on the ED
/ fFrhuTy, 10 nominate "a State ticket,
4 including candidates for Governor,
Lie0'enantGoyemor, Secretary of State,
e'c, and to select delegates to the next
National Republican Convention and
nominate fifteen candidates for Presi-
dental Electors 10 be chosen at the gen
eFaI election in November next. The
State election will occur on the second
Tuesday in October.
AcoNNlTTEEappointed by the National
orange to arrange a marriage ceremonial
nave reported adversely and the organiza-
ion has sustained their report.
IN the case Of Leopold Wirth and Rob
Gil hIewert, on trial at Milwaukee for con
'PIacy to dcfraud the revenue, the jury
on the 18th rendered verdict acquitting
~F IoFmer and disagreeing as to the lat
Gf' Standing, it is said, eight for convic-
lion to four for acquittal.
0Sthe 96th the Public Prosecutor at
Berlin applied to the upper house of the
V'IiAan Parliament to indict Count Won
AMIN lor treason because of his alleged
'u'AOF'llp Of the pamphlet which recent
y appeared attacking Count Bismarck
au0 ule existing condition of things in
Germany
=, al business meeting of Plymouth
4u'V"' hcId on the evening of the Goth,
d" answer TO Mrs. Moulton's demand for
'D llVestgation was read, in which it
r% uenied that her accusations against
~, DeeCAer were good defense for her
lD4Vonouct. Her proposition for a mu-
'''' council was accepted nevertheless.
i AZ" oRK dispatch of the 26th an.
r'anVcS the suspension of the Manu-
,'.'o'eS and Builders Bank, of that city.
= -, 'Uu was also inaugurated on the Peo.
n, : '"'IhgS Bank, but the officers closed
'' aooS Of the institution and took adj
'-,'sV OF the siXty-days' notice which
.! are authorized to require of depos.
@ls, Sn There was slight run on the
''"'''1 Savings Bank also.
t .AA Southern Pacific Railroad Conven.
a.. vas recently held in st. Louis. and
ar.o oa,ts W were in attendance from twenty
r..' - ''aleS and Territories. Resolutions
,,n,. 'p'eu layOring a Southern trans.
,is -rITl'al 11 N railway from the Mississippi
VIII, | a'o and setting forth the reasons
ID 'u'h a road should be construct
cr,. m recommending the building o.
Tsr- s,''ns Of and connections with tn.
most Il, Pacific Road from tn,
Ns.,.' ., eilglOle points to New Orleans
con,,l+. r4i' and Vicksburg; that tho
bnn, aNV'lon Of such line ant
,bs ae' n can be best secured b,
line ans S"S'on ol Government aid to sucl
,es s, "a ana branches in the form of a gusran
snonn, H'siesl, VI not principal, on limitet
D,v.LI VI per cent. construction bonds
| IisbiIi. G.e In nifty years, so that the entir,
eycaeI s a assumed shall not in any even
vi.;o u 5000 per mile per annum. Pro
sddra,, "ss made by the convention for a,
United s.. u ms behalf to The people of thu
Congress. "''' 10 the President an'
| l4cida5 a indiana Supreme Court has la,el,
bronrh,' In The case of an attorney VIII,
curirn ou'' ~. 10 recover for services in pro
nar-is5 ~s a divorce, that promise made H bv,
diyorcsd "olhan to pay, when she shall b
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