The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-02

nominated the following State ticket. Fo,
Secretary of State, E. S. Chapman: JUDGE
of the Supreme Court, D. W. Gage: Mem.
her OF Board of Public Works, Ferdinand
Schumacher; Comptroller of the Treasury
j. G. Murdoch; School Commissioner
Geo. Il. jenkins. Among the resolutions
adopted was onedemanding that the cues.
ton of prohibition shall be submitted to
all adult citizens Of Ohio, irrespective Of
sex.
THE jury in the case of Gen. Babcock
on trial at st. Louis on the cnarge of being
connected with the whisky conspiracy.
returned verdict of mot guilty." on the
afternoon of the 24th.
THE Indiana Democratic State Conyen.
ton has been called TO meet at Indianap-
oils on the 10Th of April.
A YANKToN Cd. T.) dispatch of the 24tb
says the excitement about the Black Hills
was increasing. A daily line of stages
would begin running March 1.
The Georgia Legislature has adjourned
sine dc. The bill proposing to call Con-
s'ltutlonal Convention has been defeated.
PEsTH and Buda (Hungary) kilograms
OF the oath and 25th report heavy floods
along the Danube, and widespread de.
structlon. The suburbs OF Pesth, the old
town of Buda and the town of Waltzen
were entirely under water. Several large
manufacturing establishments in Pesth
had also been destroyed "A distillerv.
undermined by the current, had fallen
and killed eleven persons.
THE Wiener Presse of the 25th reports a
great battle in Herzegovina, near yos-
sojevich, and the total defeat of the
Turks.
THE Postoffice Department has lately
ly decided that, when letters addressed to
persons who may have changed their
residence have been delivered to parties
authorized to receive them, they cannot be
forwarded through the mails to the new
residence of the parties addressed without
the payment of additional postage.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the Gath
says leading member of the Cabinet had
authorized the statement that all the re-
ports of serious disagreement between the
President and any member of the Cabinet
were absolutely devoid of foundation. 1t
was also stated that the result of the Bah
cock trial could have no effect whatever
in disturbing the harmony of the Cabinet
AT the business meeting OF Plymouth
Church (Brooklyn) on the evening of the
25th, the Examining Committee submit
ted report reciting Mr.. Whites griev-
anccs against Mr.. Bowen, and stating that
the latter, when appearing before the
committee on the evening of the 23d, had
only read what was mainly vindication
of his own conduct, and had refused to
answer the questions of the committee,
and precipitately left the room. The COM
mittee recommended that Mr. Bowen be
called before the church at the business
meeting on the evening of March 1, to an
swer orally questions as to his accusations
and insinuations against the pastor in his
letters of Feb. 4 and Feb. 23 The meet
ing adopted the recommendations.
On the 22d Gov Bagley, of Michigan,
issued a proclamation urging upon every
citizen of the State, who owns piece of
ground, to plant tree on Saturday, April
10.
THE great four-mile horse. race which
came off in San Francisco, few days
ago, for $50, 900, was won by Foster, who
took the first two heats, Rutherford COM
ing in second. All the other horses were
dislanced. The time of the winner was
7 :53 and 1885,.
THE Ames Investigating Committee of
the Mississippi House of Representatives
made lengthy report on the oath, advis-
ing that Gov. Ames be impeached and
removed from office for official miscon-
duct, on eleven separate and distinct
charges. A minority report was also
made, signed by Frederick Parsons. The
resolution impeaching Gov Ames of high
crimes and misdemeanors in office was
adopted on the 25th-yeas So; nays IA.
THE Iowa House Of Representatives
adopted resolution, on the Oath, by
a vote of "a to 40, providing for a
woman suffrage amendment to the Con
stitution.
A ROME Qtaly) telegram OF the s7th
says the signature of the King had been
forged to a bill for 2OO, 900 francs by Mar
quis Mantigazza, who had been arrested,
and had stated that other forged bills for
greater amounts were in circulation.
A SCHoNEBECK Germany dispatch of
the Goth says fearful floods had occurred
i'll that region. In that town water had
entered 7CO houses, most of which had
been flooded to the roofs, giving the in
habitants only time TO escape from the
attics. Over thirty houses had been
washed away. The newspapers were ap
pealing for contributions for the sufferers.
IT was officially announced in Madrid
on the Goth that eight Carlist battaiions
had refused to fire on the royalisls at
Ialnpeluna, anu tAat aItcE COlluNt WIN
the officers, the force had been disbanded
and surrendered. The intcrnment of the
CarIists in France had led to the discov-
cry of a large number OF French deserters,
who would be court-martialed by the
French authorities. Madrid dispatches of
the 9Th say that the Carlist troops near
Lccumbri had killed Gen. Egana, tEeir
commander, and solicited amnesty. 1t
was reported that Don Carlos had crossed
over into French territory on the night OF
the 26th, and there issued a manifesto in
which he stated he generously relin-
quished the struggle in order to promote
the happiness of the Spanish people.
A BERLIN dispatch of the 9th says
Austria had ordered the Herzegovinian
refugees in Dalmatia to return to their
homes within a month. or suffer forcible
expulsion.
Rev E. c. LANGLEY, while preaching
in Brooklyn. N. Y, on the 9th, fell dead
in his pulpit, of heart disease.
The special committee of the Louisiana
House Of Representatives, appointed to
investigate the official conduct of Gov.
Kellogg, submitted report on the 26th,