The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-07
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,,,Decncut Republican State Con
% 'ss ss1 on the 3oth ult., nominated
~, l..ynor, ,,,r Henry c. Robinson OF
|, lieutenant Governor, F. )
1sn, secretary of State, Gen, F. A
'sSdla Treasurer, jeremiah olney
~ ,.,.s.lst, Eli Curtis. s,... con
lps ~, At Saratoga on the Soth ult'
90 =. ..,.5 resolutions ratifying the
a9n .a.s If Tilden and Hendricks and
5s'rs ss''sl he platform of the st. Louis
pug y, When names were present
;'.l.oii !. s.'iiiales for Governor there el were
N. , for Seymour. A dispatch
'1,. u t,om him saying his name must
na a.si as his health would not per-
notion was made and unanimous
"a n nominate Horatio Seymour
4lrr al,n,tion, and the Convention ad-
.tltoth Slst.
INDEPENDENT Greenback ratification
!, AVA va. held in New York on the
5,sd he 3Oth ult., at which Messrs.
and Cary, candidates for Presi-
,,1 Vice. President, were present
aide speeches
: ror, State Democratic Convention
.ns. Noines on the Both ult. The
,mi, rIatform was adopted, and John
,.,rc5 was nominated for Secretary
%r. Wesley Jones for Treasurer,
Nm. Grancweg for Auditor.
=, DAYTON Short-Line freight depot at
..,r,t was burned on the morning of
gb uIt., involving 4 loss of some
8M
lrvySAyLER, has been renominated
msrcss by the Democrats of the
Ohio District.
r,vs was received at New Orleans on
,h rlt that the residences Of David
: and Isaac Garrett, near Monroe.
,,I been fired into, and an attempt
[ADkill Lamay Faulk, a planter, liv-
Al tbe river below Monroe. Mr..
| Il sw two men, both colored, enter
,a-e. They exploded two caps, aim
Thin. and went on. Several white
,aes in the vicinity had come to Mon
for safety, and appeals had been
\ to volunteer companies for as
encc. A Monroe telegram says it was
rht this trouble grew out of dis
|-gge which occurred a few nights be-
n aa Republican barbecue. On the
-on Of the Both, DR.. B. \. Dink-
-n tomcr Sheriff, and late Tax Col
(troftl Parish, was killed while go
M dinner. His aS>ailant was an un-
|uman, who rode rapidly away after
r1rh bis victim. This assassination
Egio have been the result Of an old
goVing out Of the Doctors killing
lad Hsned Wimbcrlcy, in self-dcfense,
ne six years ago.
HERE were siNy-fv dismissals in the
+.pl States Treasurcr's office at Wash
..n, on The 31st ult.
IT sentence Of Jesse Pomcroy, the
FnUierrr, Of Boston, has been com
ad to Imprisonment for life.
w. BEECHER having applied for a
Ag OF venue III the SUIT brought
aaa him by Frank Moulton, the latter,
.ac 3lst ult, served a supplementary
1pant locating the action in New
Acir.
6he 5lst u.t., in the New York Dem
1ic State Convention the announce
ut was made that Mr.. Seymour had
l-yCOnsented to accept the nomination
Governor Lieut.. Gov. Dorshcimer
s1ominated for reelection by acclama-
.. Robert c. Earle was nominated for
.rd the Court Of Appeals, Darius A.
den for Canal Commissioner, and Rob
AAntcrSon tor State Prison Inspector.
Us Subsequently reported from Utica
Af Seymour positively declined to
'1. V. G. ENGLAND, a Methodist
lSer, his wife, a step-daughter and
sous were murdered at their home,
miles from Montague, Texas, a few
-S ago, BY a party of disguised men.
PARTICULARS of the ticndish affair have
been received, but it is supposed that
llFucrS were committed for money.
Omaha dispatch of the 31st ult. says
,seni OF CIark's pony express at Dead
Il VIN, who arrived at Sidney that
lA!, says the Indians raidcd the road
'en Custer and Deadwood, on the
hiIlcd Weston Smith, a minister,
I'se miners named Ike Brown, Pol |
1na Mason, carrying off their stock.
subsequently, made raid on 4 party !
miles south of Custer City, and killed
. ADD, Samuel Wallace, Jacob
Il! sud thompson. The Indians were
"srd to be Sioux from the hostile
Poa lile road to the agencies. Jones
Me country was full of Indians.
previously sent, that Dead
nau been corraled is pronounced
Il chicago typographical Union, on
1aaI ol the 3lst ult> voted to reduce
P''Ce Of composition on morning
papers from f0rty.seycn to fortv-two
, vi evening newspapers from forty
"l 'y'elght cents, and on weekly
=" iorty cents per thousand ems.
o% .oYAlER who left Terry's camp on
, 'A uIt', at the mouth of Powder
= reached Fort Fetterman on the
VI 'he 5lst. The command was
"a y faII which was estimated at
y, y pVnies' Campfires indicated seven
Nv ~ oanas. There was reason to be-
= 1a' The Indians were almost desti-
H. / pVOl S.l, Gen, Crook fully expected
A' a 'l''lng Bull in a few days.
i . Colofddo Democrats have nomi-
D'la NJ Hughes, of Denver, for
,-o'' - Dr, Beshoar for Lieutenant
,,,s ,n~ ana T. NJ. Patterson, present
,'s' i0r Member of Congress.
: .o,. uso, statement published on the
.,.S wv me following: Coin bonds out
N ny, y u '691 32O, ,1OC; total debt, 81
's,%; debt, less cash in the Treas.
., FI,o'o, ~ ,lSl, $40; decrease durinr
y, S,1l9,3G9.
ca I,' ISL several of the PENNSYLVANIA
sD suulPanles reduced the wages of
t'J Jpioyes ten per cent. The miners
.J' 1 uie situation and went to work at