The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-09-30
THE NEWS.

A RAeusA telegram of the 22d confirms
nrevious reports of insurgent victories
and saws that The entire country between
Novowarsch and Vishegrad had beer
burned over. Trebigne had been again
invested.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 22d
saws there remained only S2S, 100000 OF
the new per cent, bonds for negotiation
THE Massachusetts, State. Democratic
Convention met at Worcester on the 22d
and renominated Gov. Castor. Gen. w
Bartlett was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor. The remainder of the ticket is
as follows: Secretary of State, Geo. FL.
Munroe; Treasurer, Weston Rowland
4 Attorney General, George I. Perry; Au,
7 ditor, John Z. Fitzerald. The resolutions
favor speedy return TO specie payments.
4 VIcE-PREsIDENT WILSON sent note to
Il the Boston Journal on the 22d saying that
q he would not accept the nomination for
q Governor of his State.
TIE New York Liberals met in con-
4 yention at Albany on the 22d and decided
n not to nominate a State ticket. They re-
II solved in favor of speedy return to
II specie payments.
& THE Minnesota Anti-Monopoly State
q Convention met at Owatonna on the 22d
81 and made up State ticket by selecting
s the candidates for Governor, Secretary of
n State, State Auditor and Chief-Justice
n from the Democratic ticket, the Lieuten-
Il ante Governor and AttorneyG General from
q the Temperance ticket, nominating E. W.
ii Dixie, the present incumbent, for State
n Treasurer; A. J. Edgerton, the late incum-
81 bent, for Railroad Commissioner, and
81 Sherwood Hough, the present in
a cumbent, for Clerk of the Supreme
n Court The convention declared in ia
Il vor of Treasury notes as u legal tender for
q all public or private obligations; the sub
y stitution of such currency in place of the
II National Bank notes, and that the Gov
\ ernmenfs bonded debt should be bought
4 in with 3.65 convertible bonds, payable in
& specie or currency at the Governments
u option,
II THE Maryland Republican State Con-
4 vention met at Baltimore on the 22d and
&nominated: For Governor, j. NJ. Harris;
g ssAttOrney- General, S. T. Wallis; Comp
5troler, Edward wilkins. Resolutions
#were adopted favoring a speedy return to
Specie payments and opposing further ex-
#panSfOn of the currency.
n THE dispatches received on the 22d from
z3the late disasters on the Texan coast show
That the storm had swept over the whole
syshore line. and, in addition to the damage
%done at Galveston, that at leastnine towns
H1ad been nearly or quite obliterated,
3nameIy: Indianola, where but three
sshouses were left standing and from
$50 to 200 lives lost; Saluria; Sa-
%bine Pass; Calcasieu; San Bernar-
dino; Buffalo Bayou; Lynchburg; Mat
xagorda and Cedar Lake. A large
number of lives were lost, and the destitu-
Zion and suffering of the SURVIVORS were
iITery great A dispatch to New Orleans
from lndianola says: "Send us help, for
Gods sakem Aid was being forwarded
5to the sufferers by the people of New Or
Scans and Galveston. Mayor Davis, of
Balveston, telegraphed to the Mayor of
81. Louis on the 22d, appealing for aid
5and saying the survivors in the towns de-
sstroyed had lost everything, and that pro-
visions, clothing and every necessary OF
life were needed. The floods were caused
Sby heavy winds blowing the waters Of the
guilt in huge waves upon the coast.
Il ACCORDING to a Belgrade dispatch of the
''23d the Servian Minister of War had
Ordered large force to the Bosnian
frontier as an army of observation.
II CHARLES G. FISHER, late Assistant
Emitted States Attorney for the District of
gtolumbia, has been arrested in Washing
ION on the charge of stealing appeal bonds
'and papers in District cases. He waived
examination, and was held to answer be-
fore the Grand Jury.
q ATTY.-GEN. PIERREPoNT has received
kilograms from Mississippi, from persons
Df both parties, commencing his recent
letter to Gov Ames. These kilograms also
Say that perfect peace reigned in the late
1isorderly portion of the State. Gov. Kel-
jogg, of Louisiana, it is said, approves of
3he Attorney Generals course in the Mis-
3issippi troubles.
i A REPORT prevailed in Washington on
]he 23d that the Red Cloud Investigation
commission would unanimously acquit
Secretary Delano and Commissioner Smith
u fraud.
n A GREENBACK mass meeting was held
= Cooper Institute, New York, on the
Svening OF the 23d Resolutions were
adopted condemning the policy of con-
FaCtion; demanding the retirement of the
National Bank circulation and the substi-
htion therefor of legal-tenders, and favor
M the payment of one-half of the Gus
pms dues in greenbacks.
" MAIL accounts received on the 23d from
6alvestOn, Tex, represent the loss OF prop
erty as far exceeding in amount that given
py previous telegraphic reports. Three
hundred houses were swept away, and the
aggregate loss of property would reach
81 900, 900. Ii was thought that the total
Number of lives lost along the coast by the
oorm would reach 400, and several small
lbwns back from the coast are reported to
pave been swept away.
4 ELKINs' (Rep.l majority for Delegate to
Congress from New Mexico IS placed at
b500 In Wyoming the Legislature is
46vided politically as follows: Council, 2
Republicans and II Democrats; House, 8
republicans and 1S Democrats.
81 ANNOUNCEMENT was made on the 23d
at j. Russell Jones had been appointed
collector of Customs at Chicago, rice N.
Judd, resigned.
81 THE circular addressed by the Papal
uncio TO the Spanish Bishops was pub
Shed in Madrid on the oath The Nun
10 says he had been directed to commu-
icate to the Bishops the substance of the |
rotest sent by the Cardinal Secretary of
tate of the Holy See to the Spanish Gov
nment upon His Holiness, attention be-
g called to the toleratlon clauses in the
ew Constitution proposed for Spain.
he Ministerial papers insist that no con-
essions will be made 70 the Pope tending
affect the independence of the magis.
ates in dealing with the Bishops, and es-
ecially the Carlist Bishop of SEQ dUrgel.
he Papal Nuncio was recalled on the