The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-12-16
TIE NEWS.

MM Ms;n cannot suppress the Cuban rer
shT1 =. !, would be hard to expect the Unite
tsr s,,,.. 10 let the work Of devastation pro
''',, ,,nchecked =, out Of regard to the nom
'se1 , ,Drpreiguy of Spain. Spain is o.
ms; 'T The limits of her power to restor
t.,s, n'h, will be the limits of her rights"
WV Wv o,o5uction of coal in the anthracit
w IF Pennsylvania isto be suspende'
nsc is to Jan. %, and possibly un
n'a !" u, nnenjng Of navigation in the spring
n nncSant acc S ofanenoess of supply
H. ,bp Council of the Union Leagu
4 4 america, m held in Philadelphia i !:,. on til
Y, v declaration Of principles wa
w ,.5 as follows: That the credit o
'4'r y rrnrsrnment must be maintained a
I' Wa and abroad; that such improve
.pnr nsnt,s shall beEefit commerce and labo
W. % yrsuted by the Government; tha
q. scbools should be fostered ant
Yas~ Y.s.,s5 from sectarian Interference; tha
rb ,,.b and State shall remain free and in
~ .a.,6sD, and that all citizens of th'
T.,,I States shall be accorded all rights
;rT and religious, provided they obey
u. I.L letter and spirit of the law and sup
nr the Government.
,D,vEypoRr 1owa) servant girl named
r,r Ann Kinnerly attempted TO kindlt
f,s with kerosene oil on the morning Of
| npIh, and was terribly burned
INSTRUMENTATION in Ohio was held
cCOIumbus on the Sth, to consider the
v,ra1ttramp question. Seventy-eight
Ssise,tes were present. Resolutions were
.3oD,el declaring that the existence in
oAio o ramps has become growing
g9hs can only be eradicated by giving
| 1sm rmuuerativc employment; to this
ri tbq pIsu of establishing Work-houses
msr cities and towns sufficiently large to
r.;7,,iD them is recommended, and ad,
t,oDsl legislation by which any district
nncosed Of one or more townships may
h,mthoriled TO erect such houses, or to
mn chain gangs, is to he asked for;
hg magistrates he given authority to
ire,t all Migrants and, upon conviction,
.,oomnit them TO the work houses: that
his system of work houses to be effective
nrst extend over the whole State; that
hp furnishing of free transportation TO
,gmvs from one point to another is dis
MrOyed of; that after work houses arc
gsb,ishcd private charity to Vagrants
should entirely Cease, and that the proper
authorities should be authorized to en-
D}or persons committed 10 the work
houses on the public highways or at other
hbr outside the work. house.
Rev. DR. MCLAREN, the new Bishop Of
| he Episcopal Diocese of Illinois, was
formally cOasecr0tcd on the Sth. The
ceremonies occurred in Chicago, and
wee Of solemn and imposing character.
The conservation sermon was preached by
Bishop Welles, of Wisconsin.
ACCORDING to a Madrid dispatch of the
A Ae Spanish newspapers had variously
commented upon President Grants mes
ag, but all declare that his utterances
mo more alarming than heretofore, and
Do not believe that intervention is in
tended, Gen. Sab8lls, according to a
Heniaye dispatch of that date, had been
sentenced by Court-martial to four years
Imprisonment for treason.
NNplOSion Of fre-damp in the coal
nine at Nethley, near Leeds, England, on
he Nth caused the death Of six miners.
Nthe French Assembly on the 9th bal
o11g began for the election of the seventy
I've Senators who are to hold office for life
Due dAuditret Pasquier, the President
Of the Assembly, and VI. Martel, First
Nce.Presidcnt, We're the only ones elect
d. The Left developed unexpected
Strength, their vote averaging 325 against
vi cast for the candidates of the Right.
The Prince Of Lippe Detmold died on
Ae 9Th.
The principal officers of the Kentucky
Sae Grange, elected at Louisville on the
A were; Master, NJ. D. Davie; Over
*v w. D. Stone; Lecturer, DR.. r. d.
AIh; Treasurer, J. W. Clark; Secretary,
Eugene Barnes; Executive Committee,
h6slO, j. H. Harris, Richard Waters.
Al st. Louis, on the 9th, the Grand
'uy IN the United States District Court
OHl-elghteen to twO-tO indict Gen.
N'cock TOR conspiracy to defraud the
's'enue' The jury addressed a letter to
4'Dd''Atty Patrick and ex-United
S@0" Marshal Newcomb informing them
4'' 10 evidence had been brought out
-PAcallng them in the frauds. They
a" Indlled letter to the President
-laAlng him for the support he had
s''a % the Investigation, and rendering
.-- -lelF esteem and confidence. A dis
'@l Tasreceived from Atty. Gen. Pierre,
: rr-'allounclng the removal of x-Senator
-'-lSl'on, OF counsel for theprosecution,
%l'e4uence Of an alleged attack upon
tiVSluent IN his address to the Jury
Ie Time Of Avery's conviction.
..oseqOently the revocation of his com.
r. r.''Iol was suspended to allow a COPY OF
: 'pFech to be forwarded to Washing
oiea' excitement prevailed, and ii
Npof'ea that all the counsel had de-
m.. .4l9eu 70 stand by Henderson and &c
,nsaA ys,' him if he was removed. The
GsD , y, !! Oourt of Inquiry demanded by
,.,. =, Daocock met in Chicago on the 9th,
fs' Sllllea N and adjourned to await the ar.
Louis. 'y ''S'iiiohy from OF
l.,r, ~ 'Olnmittee of the Arkansas Legis.
S,..,s as appointed to inquire into United
mad. ''na'of Dorsey's election have
' Dor',s, Unanimous report that they find
hd5s,n , ~ :" Substantiate the charges Of
sno.. snucorruption in his election. The
sjtbon. "as adopted by the Legislature
'"D00' a dissentinr vote.
,.,,t..' asaalp special of the 10th SAYS til,
Austria Asuoas ~, with Turkey by Germany
esblis, Sn0 Russia contemplate tn,
Christie en' Of perfect equality between
ap an sni;slASIEsoPLE ;s dispatch of the 1Otl
sapon,al perlal decree had been ofticlall,
he ep.I u, reforming and reorganizinl
'' tribunals of Turkey.
lon # .ay ~ o Of Paris has voted a subscrip
eppisl S'vO ". to the fund for the Cen
Asrbnr 'A'ue of Liberty in New Yorl
aousd ~ n'i'ish Parliament has been sum
r.. meet on the Sth of February.
aoaip,,a on the 9th, confirmed tn,
ay Of ~ VI Messrs. Chandler as Secre
hnevcaaDeln ae Interior, Pierrepont as AT
lreasu,s. Hefai, New as United State