The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-04-15
killed and her two daughters seriously


rangements for the approaching reunion
in Chicago of the Army of the Republic
have unanimously resolved to extend an
invitation to "all the surviving soldiers
and sailors of the late war throughout
the country who regard the flag OF the
United States as the emblem of undl-
vided and indivisible nationality to
meet with them on that occasion. The re
union occurs on the 10Th, 18th, 14th and
18th of May.
French Consuls have been instructed
to summon for the last time French sub
iects abroad who are liable to military
service to have their names registered at
the Consulates.
Gen. Clio, Carlist General of distinc-
ton, has given in his adhesion to King
Alphonso.
On the morning of the 9th band OF
striking miners attacked company OF
militia near Hazleton, Pa, and fired few
shots. A vote was taken on the 9th
in the several mines of the Delaware,
Lackawanna s. Western Railroad Com
pany of Scranton, to decide the question
of strike, and resulted in favor OF
work by vote of 1912 to 319.
The property in New York known to
have been in che possession OF WIN. NJ
Tweed at the time of his exposure mas
been attached in the interest OF I'd" new
s6,OOO,OJ0 suit brought agains., MIN.
The ill.ess of Law yer Beach, of the
prosecution, netessitated the adjourn.
'.neIt of the Beecher trial on the morning
of the 9th to the 18th.
Patrick O'Shea was hanged at st. Louis
on the 9th for the murder of his wife
abeet a year ago.
The American swimmer, Paul Boyn-
ton, started from Dover, Eng, on the
morning of the aeth to cross to France
in his ife-presesving dress and arrived
at Boulogno in the evening. He was
obliged to leave the water about five
miles distant from France on account of
the darkness and the boisterous weather.
A Madrid dispatch of a recent date
says the Presidency of the Madrid Uni
versity had been conferred upon La
Fuente, the former editor of the Carlist
newspaper An Estella report is to the
effect that the Carlists had shot eight
Alphonsist prisoners, on the. 7th, in re-
prisal for the Carlists recently shot near
Taffaiaque.
Richard Gibbs, of New York, has been
appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentiary to Peru.
All attempts in the New York Legis-
lature to pass an act enabling Mrs. Tilton
to testify have failed.
The vote in Connecticut at the recent
election was as follows: For Governor
Ingersoll (Dem), 53,7S5; Greene (Rep.),
A ,3O1; Smith Pro), 2,809; scattering,
ia. Total, 101, ,009. Ingersol's plural
ity, 9,4S4; majority, 6,66l. For Con-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT candidates, 51,-
093; Republican, 4,311; Prohibition,
1909. Total, 1OO,313. The vote for
Governor in Rhode Island was as fol
lows: Hazard Qnd. Rep.), S,717 Lippitt
(Reg. Rep.l s,341; Cutler (Dem), 5,l69.
Dan Bryant, the minstrel performer,
died at New York on the 10th.
Hon. Ben. Wade has declined to be. "a
candidate for the Governorship of Ohio
for three reasons First-His voice is so
used up that he is lot able to make
speech. Second-He has sworn never to
take the stump for, or in favcr Of an
office for which he is candidate. Third
He cannot afford to take the position.
A dispatch from the Cheyenne Agency
to Gen. Pope, received Oh the 10th, gives
the particulars of the revolt at that
agency on April 6. While the guards
we're attempting to iron one of the Stone
Calf Indians the prisoner broke away.
The guards fired and hit him. This pro-
voked shots from the camp of the hostile
Cheyennes, causing great CONSERVATION.
The hostile Indians, men, women and
children, fled to the Sand Hills. The
friendly Indians remained. Capt Ratfer-
ty, in command of sixty cavalrymen, was
sent in pursuit of the fugitives. He was
subsequently reinforced by Gen. Neill
with three companies. Owing to the
depth of the sand, the troops had to dis
mount and fight on foot. The Indians
held their position in the hills until night
and then retreated under cover of dark
ness. The troops were repulsed three
times, with loss of six mortally and ten
slightly wounded. Gen. Pope at once
started all the available troops from Fort
Hayes, Fcrt Dodge and the North Fork
to intercept the fugitive Indians, who
are mostly unarmed.
The Bessemer steamer has made sat
isfactory trip from Gravesend to Calais.
The Humane Society of Boulogne on
the 18th voted it's gold medal to Paul
Boynton.
Numerous lives were lost recently at
Shanghai by a collision between two
steamers engaged in the local trade.
Madrid dispatches of the 18th report
the defeat of Carlists at Tolosa, with 100
killed.
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that money temporarily bor-
rowed by banker is not liable to taxa
tion as capital.
Warrants were issued on the 10th for
the arrest of clerks in the Postoffice De-
partment implicated in the recently-dis-
covered frauds in that department.
Treasurer Spinner has received an au-
tograph letter from the President accept
ing his resignation as Treasurer and
expressing the warmest sentiments of
regard for him personally, and high
appreciation of his probity, patriotism
and official integrity.
An explosion of boiler in the ging-
ham mills at South Adams, Mass, on the
18th killed three men and fatally injured
two others. At Clinton, Mass, on the
same day, grocery store was burned
and a Mrs. Dipsmore aud her father, who
occupied rooms over the store, perished.
The residence of r. P. Clifford, at New
Haven, Conn, was also burned on the
18th, and Mr.. Clifford perished in the
flames.
Mr., w. H. Harper, the Chief Grain In
spector Of Chicago, has been suspended
from Office by the Governor because of
certain alleged discrepancies in his fiscal
accounts.
A dispatch of the 18th states that the