The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-31
THE NEWS.
AT HOME

EXkA Az - - "
AT HOME.
,,.,,eck specials of the 23d say large
D nartv of Sioux appeared on the op-
VI !. s hank of the river from Berthold
'Sr ..r few days previous and demand
'r .nonlies Upon being refused they
sa5 sajt fire for fifteen minutes, when they
.,t5-au <- and moved south toward Fort
,..,In @ A white scout had just come in
1.l n dispatches from the Rosebud, an
'.ar .,,cinc that Gems. Crook and Terry,
lsa sl- oFecting a junction, had left their
'.rss -. wagons and tents behind, and
.,s p,, in hot pursuit Of the Sioux, expect
=, n come up with them before they
,,sebed the Yellowstone.
rur President and Mrs. Grant were in
Philadelphia on the 23d, on a visit to the
Centennial Exhibition.
Trg Supreme Lodge of the World,
r,igbts of Pvthias, met in Independence
mi Philadelphia, on the 22d. The
',,.,t parade was participated in by about
sMO members, and consisted of delega-
~. from every State and Territory in the
r,op and from the British provinces.
lC,pE MAY N. j. telegram of the
al saws the Delegates elected by the Meth
IA Episcopal Church, North and South,
.4act a reunion Of those bodies, had ar
nd at a satisfactory understanding. A
II, Of union had been agreed upon,
r,ieb would soon be made public.
The New York Republican State Con-
,rriop met at Saratoga on the 23d. Res
unions were adopted Teatiirming the
,+prinles Of the National platform adopt
H. Cincinnati. EX-GOr. E. D. Morgan
! "a, nominated for Governor, and Sher-
nan ;. Rogers for Lieutenant Governor.
The New York Liberal Republican Con-
47,;5n met at the same place and time,
nj resolved 10 support the National Re
r.rcap ticket, and indorsed the nomi-
|gfon Of Z. D, Morgan for Governor.
/ HE delegate, from eighteen counties re-
he'd to be bound by this action and
lioscl resolutions expressing confidence
| h Gov. Tildcn's State Administration,
|al recommending the Liberals of the
nGuy 70 support the St. Louis nomi-
ss@.
TUE Republicans Of the Nineteenth
| Ohio District have renominated Hon. J.
Garfield for Congress.
The Governor Of Wisconsin. on the 23d.
Issued rcquisition. on the application Of
H. Caict.oi,Police Of Milwaukee, for the
| |rsiot v, +, Storey, Of the Chicago
| la~ for criminal libel.
The Democratic State Convention of
Kansas met at Topeka on the 23d. John
|lI1in was nominated for Governor.
|TIa com 'fNara- n71 ih4 (,rpnO hack tick pt
~ T;D,,tonan, I;,,, c,ror,or ,rraosIr,,r An
,trr 9r,I s,-nor,7.ardor+ or schools u,cra
-gmiaa,cd for the same offices on the
D.n.,.r,.f, .;.,.,.
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i RAILROAD 'I'--','eE "ScuFEe" near Bal
\ r.'y ." ','s morning OF me 12u, on the
.;rs -.-aosl 'LLh' .Ll'.A='on " bHltlniore
t"."'3' " l"SscI2e4 ""lh luAAlhS ln'o
NA""'"s "e's"' "a'N' Inc paSSen-
y ""'n was oa"41 "rVcNeo, ana 'hree |
'-''7H7 7siS were m J"Fe"'
4 GREESBAcE Mass Convention was
held in Chicago on the 23d. Addresses
we're delivered by Gen. Cary. candidate
N Vice. President. Sydney Myers and
aS'>, '.I . anu .g''ti from Fe'er cooper,
-4.',.'"'V .. w ''''"en'' was read he"o-
@% I'.y', ",-' ''"''e.I endorsing 'he action
'''' S. iH"' i'SN''en' -Nall"naI convention;
o;r.a ,'7 =, ~. ., .-lt "spoin,hien' s Gl Il com
Pm IA v.sr- s%1D'S T;,J. l5lI u Az "I'"e1G @ ic'
kim, of ''',I o,oh I..I i,lH1n anu , 10y ",
,MD5 q, c0cA whether II elected
.a,, 4 bill to remope,;ze siIver coin ., i,s
omer standard he will hv his official |
s1on nrovart .ncb h1I fror, ,,oor,;,c, @ |
g,aIso if Congress- shonId mass a L;II |
"7iaing for a Government paper cur
.nsF and the retirement of all other paper |
honey, The Government currency to be a !
MI Le9aI-tender and interchangeable for
government registered bonds at such rate !
wv" '"'CivsI as WIZ make the currency
equal value with coin, he, as President, I
~ g., '''" 0'''' u "o"I" iee' "' no.
~ GU INC SAINT |
LATE adTiccs from Cape Coast Castle
y The King of Dahomey had placed the
4Opeans at Whydat in confinement and !
4V"tAel their massacre.
JOHN l.. ROUETT Territorial Governor
Colorado, was nominated for Governor |
rhc Republican State Convention, held |
',1' |
iHE o0sequies Of the late Speaker Kerr