The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-01-20
THE NEWS.

,oIcgrams of the 18th state tina
Bthi-, .;.oI proceedings had been com
Sl',. sI ,rsnst DR.. Meichers, Archbish
Hf'tI- 3r,I1rne. The Prince Imperial ha'
q%'JS o., 'Jrided not to visit the Philadel
''ni d. irrnosjtion, the condition of the EN-
7'' DIL health rendering the absence o
P'i% s.i, 70 the Empire unadvisable.
Marquis of Ripon, the Englisl
lI,n,n lha lately converted to Catholicism
=. '.,,r nressuted the Pope with $4,000 il
s"' ,,r,xG to a Conslantinople dis
of tbe 10Th the Sublime Porte hat
p'',. .'sived y, telegram from the Turkisf
.r.nder stating that tranquility had
s'sD S'n,s stored everywhere in Herzegovina
DcD in the district between Trebinje
etP' @ .nd Gstschke, on the Montenegrin
hrier. ------,,
r,. VICTORIA WooDHULL appeared be-
~ sI ,Se House Committee on Claims, in
", T,,Sipston, on the 18th, to ask the Gov
"- -,a,, 10 reimburse her for losses sus,
un iD1 M ,he suppression of WoodhuN d
Clfins Weekly
" rrr New Hampshire Democratic State
c,nr,Dtlop met at Concord on the 18th
v, nominated Daniel Marcy for Gov
-,, ~ and Thomas Dinsmore for Railroad
c,mmi.sioner. @ Resolutions were adopted
' 3,cI,ring it the exclusive right and duty
.,no State to educate its children; that
,,,rr citizen has the right to worship God
,,n-iirr to the dictates Of his own con-
.,.rse and no political disabilities
,borIl be incurred by reason of religious
S,Fpf. that all attempts to raise sectarian
;,rps in politics ought to be deprecated ;
tho, third Presidential term is dangerous
n,bp liberties of the citizen and the pros
paty Of the nation.
TWELVE Senators of the Louisiana
legislature took part in the election of J.
r Eustis as United States Senator on the
,sb Sixty-three Representatives and
reIye Senators voted for him. The Sen
,e BY vote of thirteen to twelve, had
rpviously voted against an election and
aIoDtei resolution that there was no va
ancy.
Tue Wisconsin Legislature organized
On the 18th by the election Of Republican
officers in both houses. S. S. Fitield was
chosen Speaker of the House by a vote of
fAythrce to forty-fye, the Independent
members casting their votes in his favor.
Oythe 18Th President MacMahon is
Td 4 PROCLAMATION advising the French
NODle in the coming Senatorial election
Dyote for those candidates who would
support the Government as at present con-
sitnted. The resignation of NJ. Leon Say
bad been withdrawn.
A VIENNA telegram of the 18th says
Russia was making gigantic preparations
hr military operations. A third track
bad been constructed between Moscow
md Polish Lithusnia.
ANEW YORK dispatch Of the 18th says
hat Egypt's contributions to the Centen-
lil Exposition had arrived. Nearly all
clthem are the property of the Khedive.
The State debt of Pennsylvania, after
ssilcting the assets of the sinking fund,
amounts to Sl3, 1G6, ,jG4.
THE next Iowa State Fair will be held
aCedar Rapids, beginning on the second
Monday in September.
TnE Republican National Committee
On the 18th decided that the next National
Convention should be held at Cincinnati,
commencing on June II.
Gov. KGRKwooD, of Iowa, was inaug-
uatel on the 18th.
JOSEPH LAPAGE has been tried at Con-
cord, y. H., for the murder at Pembroke
Of Josie Langmaid, and on the 18th was
found guilty and sentenced to be hanged
on the 18th of January, 1877.
ANIESSA dispatch of the 14th says
Twelve merchants of Odessa had recently
Dcel transported for selling arms to Tur
kew.
AfARlS telegram Of the 14th announces
ue arrival Of Sir John II. Glover, Gov
unoF OF Newfoundland, to settle the diff.
NenceS between France and England in
'H@lon to the Newfoundland fisheries.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 14th
N!ys that the House Judiciary Committee
-'u agreed to present an amendment to
Ae constitution fixing the Presidential
SIm at iour years, and making the in
.anoent OF the office ineligible for re-
:eCtiOn.
NEW YORK dispatch of the 14th saws
4t mutual council TO decide the question
: = " The right Of Plymouth Church to
nop MIS- Moulton from the list of mem
,ss mad been abandoned. In arranging
I' !, lisl lle names of DR.. Storrs and Br.
y were included among other
.F'gYmen. After they had announced
"'. u'ey would probably accept the
the Plymouth Church Com
4''* protested against their serving,
!, u 'ne ground that they were par
a.. and bitterly opposed to the
"UVn, When some of the other churches
'a'u uAM DR.. Storrs' and DR.. Budding
- churches would be left out they also
n,nuy" TO serve, and the calling of the
until :, was abandoned. Mrs. Moulton,
~ -" appfised of the fact of the with
.""@i sl these churches and the disar-
=. ,ua'',enl OF the list, consulted with her
,ulSel, Mr.. Van Colt, who sent a long
!, .,e' 10 The Plymouth Church Committee
IuSins to treat with them anv further in
~. :''u " mutual council. He said the
',Tn r VI Ae church would be considered
. al Just men as a deliberate ATTEMPT to
- ''p n investigation as to the guilt of
,s,'. y mouth pastor. At the business
= VI Plymouth Church held
IA ' =, evening Of the 18th Mr.. Beecher
ID ''"' - 'iie other side had Withdrawn and
aa "S abandoned the mutual council alto
wy '' lhey had backed down from the
al a'ion %. because the Plymouth side
ero, .IJvc"o TO some Of the churches. He
4, ",,ie'ed that the council was asked
nco,;, MS Moulton with any degree of
10 :, and 1t was never declined by
fN = Inurch. This declination on the part
vo no. - ''oulton to &C on made it impera-
pstia ~ invoke the advisory council to in
~, =" 'ie matter and determine whether
bev w .S .ne church had acted properly.
aey should issue the letters missive cali
. = II az Inc earliest possible moment.
Ion,sa wy i4th the Louisiana State Senate
30 ~ iesoiulion instructing Gov. Kel-
az ~ .as 1eha militia to the parishes OF
Isl and West Feliciapa and F,s, RATION