The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-09-23
THE NEWS.

4. REPUBLICAN delegation from Missis
...ni called upon the Attorney General a,
Waohinpton, n.y., on the 18th, to explain the
,sd;t,on of affairs in that State. They
ssnlorcd that, owing TO the White League
EXAMINATIONS Mississippi Republican
,,ters were not able to exercise their po-
,;t;osl @ RIGHTS They claimed that there
always danger of serious difficult
,oa M unless their State Government,
nbicb was utterly unable to give
ham nrotection, should have assistance
SOW the General Government The
,-ornev General advised the delegation
n n rptnrn to Mississippi and confer fur
,hor with the Governor and ascertain wha
thew @ could do in their own behalf
Tar Commissioner of Indian Affairs
.,,5 a statement before the Red Cloud
commission in Washington on the 18th,
n which he denied the charges made
oranst him by Prof. Marsh.
AcoSr1DEScE-MAN, calling himself G.
" Benton, was arrested at Muscatine,
Iowa on the 18th, for having sought to
Jofaud by inserting an advertisement in
tbp Chicago Tribune for Congressman
olerk offering $4,000 and expenses. His
nsn was to reply to each applicant to
! iand five dollars to defray expenses of adj
vprtising, telegraphing, etc. He had re-
cpvcd large number of letters in answer
70 the advertisement.
THE Nebraska Republican State Con
rention which met at Omaha on the 10Th
nominated George 3. Lake, Il. F. CAN'T
and Samuel Maxwell for Judges of the
Supreme Court.
REV. W. L. MCLAREN, of Cleveland,
0hio Was on the 18th, elected Bishop of
ihe Episcopal Diocese Of Illinois, receiv-
inc thirU-nine out of sixty clerical, and
fttyfve out of tifty-eight lay votes on the
second ballot.
THE Rev. John Henry Hobart Brown,
ofCohoes, n Y, was elected Bishop of
bo Diocese of Fond du Lac on the 10Th.
ACCORDING to Madrid kilograms of the
18TH the Carlst town of Oyarzun, together
with the Governor and his subordinate
officers, had been captured by the National
forces.
BELGRt RtDE papers of the 10th complain
that Turkey had again violated Servian
territory. The latter's armament was con-
iinung.
Ina letter to Gov. Ames, Of Mississippi,
pnbIiShed on the 10th, Atty.-Gen. Pierre
mont quotes from dispatch he had re-
ceived from the President, in which the
latter says; 1.-The whole public are tired
out with these annual outbreaks in the
South, and a great many are ready now to
condemn any interference on the part of
The Government | heartily wish that
peace and good order may be restored
without issuing the proclamation; but if
they are not, the proclamation must be
issued; but if it is, | shall instruct the
4 commander OF the forces to have no
childish play. If there is necessity for
military interference, there is justice in
such Interference as will deter the evil
doers.7 The Attorney General then sug-
gests that Gov Ames exhaust his own re-
sources to restore order before receiving
Government aid, which can be given him
when necessary by the troops now in the
h State
The ninth reunion of the society of the
Grand Army of the Cumberland occurred
at Utica, n. Y, on the 18th. Senator
C0nklng, Gen, Sherman and Col. George
4 J. Waterman delivered lengthy and elo-
quent oratons President Grant, Gems.
Hooker and Slocum and eX-Gov. Seymour
were present and made brief speeches.
Gen. P H. Sheridan was chosen Prcsi-
dent of the society for the ensuing year;
Ten II. NJ, Cist Corresponding Secretary;
Col. John W. Steele, Recording Secretary,
and Gen. J. S. Fullerton, Treasurer. The
next meeting will be held at Philadelphia
July 6 and I, 1876.
DlsT-ATTY. BrittOn, of Brooklyn, and
the Key. II. W. Beecher have expressed
awlIlingness to enter n0He pr0sequi in
The libel suit Of the latter against Frank
D. Moulton, but Mr.. NJ. emphatically de.
mands trial under the Indictment pend
ing against him.
EX-SENATOR CARL SCHURz reached
New York on the 14th from Europe.
zen. PLMsTED (Rep) has been elected
~Congress from the Fourth Maine Dis
Hc to succeed Samuel F. Hersey, de-
ceased, by about 900 majority.
IN Papal COnsistory at Rome on the
i'm the Pope announced the creation OF
seven additional Cardinals and seven
bishops and Archbishops, none of whom
We're Americans. The ring and title were
conferred on Cardinal McCloskey.
lHE Carlist Committee of London pub.
Lshed report on the morning of the 18th,
rom Hendaye, that the Alphonsists under
lalda had murdered several Carlists in
cold blood in the Aran Valley.
lHE New York State Democratic Con
'eh'lon met at Syracuse on the 10Th and
I'm' The platform declares that "a
speedy return to specie payment is de-
nahued alike by the highest considera-
aon Of commercial morality and honest
government" and rcaflirmS the declara-
coH 'l principles adopted by the State
convention OF last year. The following
N'a'e ticket was placed in nomination:
secretary Of State, John Bigelow; Comp
uOAcF, Lucius Robinson; Attorney-Gcn-
""l' oharIes 5. Fairchild; State Treas
[ef' Charles n. Ross; State Engineer,
John d. Van Burcn; Canal Commission.
q' christopher II. Wolrath; State Prison
inspector, Rodney r. Crowley.
hEY. HENRY WARD BEEcBER has de-
sllDTd the proposed public reception at
me Brooklyn Academy of Music.
n TERRIBLE northcr prevailed in Texas
"" 'De 10th. A special of the 18th SAYS
uls city Of Galveston was mainly under
~ae', and that in the principal streets it
c. nUh three TO five feet deep The
SSnA S re Railroad bridge across portion
nasr', ~io o"y hau been swept away and thirty
prisons employed on the Government
works had been drowned,
LIE Nebraska Democratic State Con
''"'ioh met at Omaha on the 18th and
simulated ,DAlna'ed E. A. Thomas for Judge of the
ap,eme dod,. Court, The resolutions adopted
oo;- .'le In iaVor of sound currency in
com or its equivalent
fiji nL ,h erection in Orange County, NC, to
Mr s c vacancy occasioned by the death of
of ,ho lIl,aln' m' has resulted in the election
h. ne e"o democratic candidate Patterson).