The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-10-07
THE NEWS.

sar despite Iile fA0
,' n.,r., re, special of the Goth ult. say
S''.sn .orinian II insurgents had refuses
Bs'1ss pi,b the Porte directly in an,
' u. VIM insisted that a commission dele
,Ss ,| he great powers should max
guarantee treaty -, ,o.,,. 49,.
,s,egram of the Goth ult. say
IosD' ,,.,l, returns of the cattle plagu'
lA"s' ,n, in Fast Sussex there were s.,
ssa a,.. .,, Affected; in Gloucester $4,000
TSa,TicEshire Ssa,,s 5000; in Cumberland
\ al 'nJ in Westmoreland 400. York
,I,o I showed a large increase
.,rv,y train was thrown from the
neal sorel, Canada, on the evening
r. n's, 18th ult., and ten persons were
\ ~ srd twenty-five wounded.
:, ,ucpst and September report Of
u rricDltural Department gives the
=. , Of wheat harvested for all the
ltlA q per cent, which is poorer
ral years. The oat crop is
lo y "' orn, n,,tity and quality. The
5iH ,rs u for the country is s.. Po'
''"l "a nor cent. above the average.
ly .rop Nv is full average weight in
n- r an average. The acreage OF
s'il, jreely increased.
massachusetts, Republican State
!. l...Dr r met at Worcester on the 29th
y.., rt.s =, President Wilson presided:
p;,s was nominated on the third
+ % e.( Governor. The restof the ticket
allows: Al LicutenantGovernor, Ho-
g o'.Snig Knight; State Treasurer, Charles h,
.,,, y, 49, AUDITOR Julius L. Clark !;
...r sor, General, Charles R. Trai"
'.' ..:r Of State, Henry B, p =
'Ts r:.oJutions favor a Sp' u,,. ~'r' :.
70 specie paymer' ,, ao,, IT r.
'sa,I'' .,I ,bir1 -pn; oppose til
siden'Iai 'H' - term; culogize tn
tsIleA' .ad evpgpssc an earnest desir
.e reople Of the South may enjo
7rs5 fec education and security {
,.ord rights under local selfgo,
rrc2t without the necessity Of any il
;eqnce from abroad
THg Board of Education of Chicag
rcrtF abolished the reading of tn
rDtures and repeating the Lords Pray
in he public schools of that city.
THE Society of the Army of the Ter
vee met at Des Moines, Iowa, on IL
tbult ALI the officers Of the sOciet
Ne reelected. President Grant wa
,e1t and read quite lengthy speech
bg speeches were also delivered. Phil
ehhia was fixed upon as the place 0
e.i1g next year.
ACCORDING to a Madrid dispatch of the
thunt the Carlists had been forced t
/ se the siege of San Sebastian.
lTm Anglo-American Telegraph Com
[-y have raised their tariff to $1.00 il
ia per word, in consequence of the &C
ent 70 the direct cable.
| A DIVIDEND of 20 per cent. on all aud
claims against the Washington
ttelmans Bank will be paid Nov. /.
f Two CHILDREN of John Mccormick
] wife, Of Newark, N.J, were recently
krned to death by the explosion of kero
he while kindling a fire in the kitchel
a
| A LARGE number Of The operatives a
BIZ River, Mass, resumed work on tht
tl ult Quiet prevailed and no furthe1
Frous trouble was anticipated.
Rev, DR, GEORGE B. PoRTEUs, late
bstor Of All-Souls' Church, Brooklyn
| Y, was drowned in Long Islant
Funi on the 2Sth ult. by the capsizing o.
|bOat.
TIE stock Oh the farm of the President
Ear st, Louis, was sold at auction on the
lth a!t., and brought exceedingly low
ices,
A NEW counterfeit ten-dollar bill on the
aaonal Bank Of Cincinnati has made its
'peaTanCe in Chicago. It was pro
'mced by experts to be almost perfect,
.cept that the lower lefthand corner OF
e back Of the note is much blurred.
ATELEGRAM from the Red Cloud Agcn
was received on the Both ult., which
i'ed that the commissioners had aban.
Aela!I hope OF consummating a treaty
had submittedalast proposition to the
aIanS, offering $iO0,0O0pcr annum for the
5Al 10 mine, raise stock and cultivate
'olL In the Black Hills country; or to
I'nase the country for $6,00O,000, in
'eel equal annual installments, also of,
ing 70 purchase the Big Horn country
wyoming for $4,000 annually for ten
a.s-S9OOOO in addition to be distrib,
ell IN presents among the Indians.
ACCORDING to Austrian official tele.
llls OF the 1st an engagement had been
-sl' !! al Kick on the day preceding,
.',a resulted in the defeat of three
DAsA battaliOns. Servia had sum-
,ueu all her subjects abroad to return
'Iin 'AFce weeks and join the landwehr
i OoPENHAGEN telegram of the lst says
7"llaly riots had occurred at Stock.
..A' sweden, between the militia and the
.'s' Inc origin of the trouble was moi
DhhaiS special Of the 1st says the
a. ,4op VI bEeslau had notified the Eccle
:, ,I'' court that he was determined not
'Osy lis summons to attend for trial.
lhh Comptroller of the Currency on
, - ~ reported that elghty-three National
:. ~As mad been organized since Jan. IA
=, i, WIN a capital of $9,234,OOO, tc
-'u circulation has been issued amount
/ ! a." s5,R5, ,15O. The total amount OF
lllonal circulation issued since the
J, ,'ss y. Cl The actis $1O21S,OOO, of which
I,'yV IaJ;. naa been issued to Ohio, 1881 ,OOe
l.a,ala' ~. 100000 to Illinois, and S121,,
:, " IOWA The legal-tender notes de.
on,s.. I ior the purpose of retiring
Iulaa9n ~. from the passage of the act
1oae ~. ~ 1874, to Oct. l, 1875, amounted
wa s.'42'74S. The National Bank cir.
%,oh ~" outstanding on the lSt was $347,-
= iO'lo"lng statement of the public
;, NJ. way published Oct. 1:
Per cept "Snai SaGs si......... s1,O70,649, r0t
'''i'1' ..,...... -. 632, ,782, ,75t
lOtdi rnin -
ifal moHey S1os' SaIo oos'.......... 81, ,703.431, So
afed deb "''''''.'..-.r.... l4,0JO,0O
aLtender Dotas '''''-''..,..- 80. 20,9i3, ,9J
tlhcates o, d.. ,.......... 374,0l0, So
cN0nsl currenrpeO 't.....-..... .. 60,660 ,00
. Certificates ''''''.........-. 40,7o3, 81
'fest...... ''''.-.'.-..-.. 11,645, 20
''''''...... .-.... 3O,301, 80
Total debt ..t -
'sh In Tressn,rrv,-.''-',,. -. S2,25s,749,8 ,89