The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-03-18
THE NEWS.

bmukc W tuC SAlpPAAS aAo sAS Aooo
lany lives.
On the 9th Hon. Godlove S. Orth wa
pnfirmed as Minister to Austria an
lon. Horace G. Maynard as Minister I
turkey.
The general appropriation bills passe
hiring the late session of Congress az
ropriated about $175,00O, 900.
Samuel E. Belcher, a member of Ply
outh Church, testified in the Beeche
Ise on the 9th, and stated that Mr.. I'll
IN had read to him at the time of th
bwen difficulty paper alleging in
oper proposals on the part of NJ
eecher to Mrs. Tilton, which Mr.. Tito
eclared she had repelled. Mr.. Tito
lid he had told Mr.. Beecher of Mr.
lton's charge and that he had said
As false and that the woman must b
azy. The witness stated that Mr.. I'll
b said his wife had retracted the re
Action, and that he had confessed an
6ologized. Several witnesses were e.
hined relative to the Winsted affair
hose evidence confirmed that given b.
her witnesses for the defense.
The Ohio State Grange met at Colum
IS on the 9th. Over 200 delegates AM
Iout 800 visiting members were pres
i. The annual report of the Secretar,
Dws that there are 1,146 Oranges in tn
Ute in good working order, with 65, ,OO'
kmbers.
Gov. Garland, of Arkansas, has issuet
proclamation appointing Thursday
krch %, as day of thanksgiving TO
blessings showered upon the Stat,
ring the past twelve months.
official announcement was made OF
10th that NJ. Buffet had succeeded il
ming new French Cabinet.
& is denied that Prince Gortschakof
demanded the recall Of VIM. Schuy
United States Charge d'Ataires at St
tersburg.
! Washington dispatch of the 10th says
the departments have issued circu
announcing the abolition of the civil
Fice reform rules governing their re
ctive departments wherever operative
announcing return to the former
tnod of the appointment of employees
The vote polled in New Hampshire al
recent State election was the largest
b cast il the State. The news on
morning of the 11th indicated
choice for Governor by the people,
that the Republicans would have a
ority in the Legislature, thus insur-
the election by that body of Cheney,
Republican candidate. Jones Dem
ected to Congress in the Third Dis
Bell (Dem) in the Second, and
r (Rep) in the Third.
[cKelway, of the Brooklyn Eagle,
Ter johnson, of the Christian Union,
Isabella S. Oakley were witnesses in
Beecher case on the 10th. BY their
ence the defense sought to corrobo-
the charges against the plaintiff of
lorality, irreligion and neglect Of
lily
G. Buell., correspondent of the St.
ls Republican, who was indicted by
strict of Columbia Grand Jury for
ing in the Detroit Free Press
enator Chandler some months ago,
H. arrested at st. Louis a few days
nnder the provision of the Poland
Gag" law, taken before United
rs Commissioner, and on hearing re-
>ded to the custody of the United
es Marshal of the District of Colum-
By agreement, writ of hdbeds
Us issued out of the United States
rict Court of Missouri, and, after ar
ent extending over several days,
Be Treat rendered his decision, hold
hat the Press law did not apply to
Buell. case, and that recourse must
I'd to the law of 1899. Under this
bon Buell. was released, the United
Is District Attorney giving notice Of
hi.
hn Mitchell has been reelected to
|ament from Tipperary by 2,36S
lrity in vote of less than 1900.
nnt Valmaseda, the lately-appointed
ain General of Cuba, reached Ha-
on the 18th and was received with
lsual ceremonies. He brought re.
cement Of l 900 soldiers from Spain.
s. Minister Cushing has been pre-
I'd to King Alphonso.
< following changes in department
handlers are announced: Gen. Augur
ew Orleans, to succeed Gen. Emory !;
Ord to San Antonio, Tex, to sue
Gen. Augur; Gen. Crook to the De
nent of the Platte, to succeed Gen.
Gen. Kautz takes command in Ari-
le National Independent Reform
|ention assembled at Cleveland on
18th, about sixty delegates being
nt. N. NJ. Hooton, of Centralia,
vas chosen permanent Chairman;
ew Cameron, of the Workingman's
ate, Chicago, Secretary; J. T.
Pbell, of Illinois; c. w. Campbell
Fed), of West Virginia, and r. J.
ellick Vice Presidents. A commit
resolutions was appointed St.
was decided on as the place for
|eeting of the next convention.
Ord has issued orders that the
ary shall occupy the mining dis
in the Black Hills, dividing into
camps and employing large num-
I Indian runners, SO that no persons
nter the district without discovery.
found they will quietly be escort
}. Gen. Ord says the treaty with
hdians shall be fully carried out, SO
is in his power. A st. Paul dis
says Gen. Terry, commander Of
Department of Dakota, has an
ed that he shall deem it his duty to
se and oppose any and all parties
ling to enter the Black Hills
hundred and thirty-nine delegates
Ohio and Western Pennsylvaria
Columbus, Ohio, on the 18th. to
Ome action relative to the adoption
Feligious amendment to the Consti-
of the United States.
Ohio State Grange elected the fol-
officers on the 11th: S. Fl. Ellis,
wren County, Worthy Master; j.
den, of Champaign, Overseer; w
Her, of Erie, Secretary; r. Steven
Green, Treasurer; N. N. Kim
Montgomery, Chaplain; II. s.
OF Logan, Lecturer; Thon as
Pr, OF Clermont, Steward; Frank
q Portage, Assistant; Mrs. s. H.
Warren, Ceres; Mrs. A. j. Love.