The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-18
THE NEWS.

~. ..,,i,r seainst Turkish RUE III Duisai Id
iss';, r. ;D,rrrepts had secured possession Q
RIo, \, and the Roumeillan Ra'i""y' al
fsent thereto pu,..,
'4 .,,ed on the 10th, with betweel
10 sg4e0O and s5Oo,oOO liabilities.
VIZ PrrOpean powers have demanded
rr,sey Tn the execution Of the murderer
,4. French and German Consuls at Sa
u ,,,ic, % suitable indemnitication to theil
sn,js. .-st solemn salute to the Frencl
,,,I 4Icsrmsn flags, and guaranty agains
lalg massacFeS
rur Wisconsin State Greenback Con
..',i,r met at Madison on the 10th. Del
', ,.,,, IN the Indianapolis National Con,
',o, . were selected and Presidential
,4tos chosen. Resolutions were adopt
i s' syoring an exclusive Government cur,
wr, inGoonvertible into Government
,,.i. I If long time and low interest, at the
'..;,, oflbe holder; the repeal of the
s1.,ir Resumption act; the withdrawal
..ys.i,rgI Bank circulation; tariff to1
,rsrus Oaly; free and non-sectarian pub
!, ,,fooIs and genuine civil-seryice re-
hn
Tur Iowa State Greenback Convention
,.,,nbIAl at Des M0ineS on the 10th and
:ls,I delegates to the indianapolis
G.,up.ion. Resolutions were adopted
a,rrg greenbacks; the withdrawal of
y-iorsl Bank circulation; making the
yet,sl currency ilterC0nvertible into
s-t, ETC., etc. It was concluded that
hs T1ninatiOn of State ticket was IN
.t7abIe at present, and the matter was
If,o committee with instruction to call
rninatns convention in August, if it
Is iefmel advisable,
TH Michigan State Republican Con
FHton met at Grand Rapids on the 10th.
Ite.tes to the National Republican
CNyrntOn we're selected and a State Cen
nj Committee chosen. The resolutions
o15sel mainly in a request that the
ieegate, act in harmony with Republican
principles, and so far as possible as a
unit They conclude as follows:
While We are willing to waive per-
gal preferences, delegates must
,Fu consent to commit Republi-
CD principles to any standard bearer
II doubtful position, or who does not in
BIS OWH character afford assurance of the
rNtce Of economy, honesty and purity
/ il ST matters of administration" The
delegates are said to stand on the Presi-
lltiGI question as follows: For Bristow,
! Blaine II; Morton, |; Hayes, 2; non.
Nnm.tal, |.
w. Il. BARNUM was nominated as
United States Senator, by the Connecticut
Democrats in the Legislature, on the even
ngOthC 10th, by a vote of 100 to IA for
E,.hh
ACCORDING to the London Daily Tele-
|TlF Of The 18th the English Ambassador
EC0Nantinople had informed the Gov
saae1t that the situation in Turkey had
t1one extremely critical. A violent out
break, Of which Christians would become
'e.ns mas likely to occur at any time.
BlSDtD adyices state that from the 10th
9le9A Of April there were 1856 deaths
aon the plague in that city. At Hillah
l'fe we're l59 deaths during bs same
Tine
IG accounts of the opening of the
tnFllaI Exposition at PHILADELPHIA
sPEe'enjItaS, nallrespccts, magnificent
''-Ol'Iaaon, and that the Exhibition is
a'sIiO any Worlds Fair ever held.
ll' receipts and registers of the gates
-9'ed an attendance Of over 100000 on
-sgoonas during the opening day. The
--a''asA continued on the 18th, and a
luminous ! throng of visitors attended the
LRlOsito1.
HE Pfesbytery of New York has re- |
-s&l v, all Its ministers to preach histori-
v 4lSoufseS on or before July 4.
,,l,,, a. MELTING was held in Plymouth
M ..-.l' Brooklyn, on the evening of the
.~' "consder the report recommending
S"?aIslon of Mr.. Bowen, for prevari. |
''-.1' =. etc. Mr.. Beecher made the as
r1"0a mat all his troubles with Mr..
'.''l y grew outofbusiness matters, where
.Eu ule latter said no man unless he
,Ss p Ianatic could imagine that he
i. S-J y SoU'a trump up charges against
:, : D'''nct y The latter exclaimed: Il
NJ W 4,Eeu M With a monstrous crime; :"
a ~ I''' " "afd-editor of the Independent
h anu you are guilty of it."
=. wy put him out" was then
.',s' . .s,' and he WARD was expelled from
". ,goD,, H. The motion for the expulsion
-. 1''' Bowen was then tabled until the
,, ISs'lng on the evening of the 18th.
IN ;is, 'nf evening of the 10th, George W.
,r+ publisher Of the PHILADELPHIA |
i, ;, Ie'ysf, gave a magnificent recep-
,s r.. r. resident Grant and his party.
r,,a NJ Emperor and Empress of Brazil were
D. uls guests of the occasion.
q D., p,,.!3 Dh H. s. sroRRs has resigned
: ,,a.s, ,s,,'lency 9. of the American Congre-
%a a', 'n'on, on account of the action
g pS,iSCry p Council in the Beecher
.s,.s t~'' DR.. A. S. Barnes has been
n. ~ % serve in his stead.
~ b, .lOun'aln Meadow massacre cases |
B B.,rs. D,sn CO Continued by Judge Foreman,
lY,, a. '1h, to the first Monday in
i M il ,ta a' prisoner Lee being held to
,n,. ~ 'ne sum of sl5, 900 and Dame in
sun Of $4,000. IL
lie s12,h'looonstantlnople 12,h dispatches
civ "a general panic prevailed in
pIfr. Inc hahommedans were very
srios ana threatened all Greeks and |
ti,,a Sl,ans' ; bidding them prepare for ian.
ci,,. uea'h. Travellers were leaving
5siiD. 5"' ane European residents were
,,,rb way Their families. A Salonica
p( tL ,l. ol the same date says the bod. |
isd ~ ~ murdered Gonsuls remained un.
NJ, ,o,,'' ue excitement of the Mabomme. |
med ~ Vu oeing so great that it was
/ ,bo auaaVlsable m to attempt funeral |
lofwar. ''p' anu adoitionai
rior ahD' a.; The French Minister of the |
N''O On the 18th of heart dis. |
bbiIsap ipefor and Empress of Brazil |
ans '''Oelphia on the 18th for New |
81 . - annual meeting of the American
lie I'm ~, was held in New York city
pp tba M he receipts from all sources
( s5aa Ir' so, year were s527, ,1ss; iexpendi.
in NJ, No. INT, including the balance on
anca way, a - 1875. There remains still
ane nee Of ~ $50 on hand Drr;n,La