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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-12-14
Spider-Web Silk.

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and is, as may be imagined, work of
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They are also excellent to polish stoves
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with calf's liver or very tender beef
liver.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Tho last meeting Of the Cook County lcleRa-
t!on will ba held tu.nsorrow ut p. nj. Impor-
taMt suggestions nnd communications will be
made nt the time.
A masquerade ball will be given by tho
Swedish Singing Societies this evening at klarc's
ffall, on North Clark stroct. Pr'zos wilt 10
given for tito best costumes.
Ausass-n,cctingw bc hc1ddo-norrow evening
at Farwclt Hall to discuss tho polItfcnl sltuaton
1t Is stated that It Is to be non.pnrt1san. Tho
principal speakers are to he Lyman Truinbul1
ind Leonard SWEET.
The Cuton Catholic Library Association an-
nonnccss a very nttractiyc programme for oii1
OF thur series OF popular entertainments to
occur at their hall, corner OF 6tata anu Monroe
streets, this evening.
Prof. ". q. Sumner, Of Yale College, will
lecture Sunday afternoon at Mccormick Hall,
OH IA Republican Form Of Government" and
Will Illustrate bis subject from sotnu Of his re-
cent observations fl Loufafann. Admission 10
cents. Doors open at 2; lecture begins at j.
TIE YALE COLLEGE cLuH CONCERT.
The Ynto College Cleo Club, composed Of
sixteen 1nalo voices, will give ono Of their char
actcristtc concerts at AicCortnick's Hall
Wednesday evening, Jan. s. for tho purpose Of
1I1uitlating the debt OF tho Fn1u Boat Club.
The Club has sung IN public for several ycars
t,ast, and 1t will bc remembered gave Ycry pleas
ant concerts hero In 1874. TIC programme WILL
consist lnrgc1v OF college clsoruscs, with nomo
moro ambitious miscellaneous. numbers BY wuy
of contrast.
, 1876-12-29

In,1go 3yol,acc IA tot,ro n ro,t NJ y,o-o
o'"' - .AN,6 ..',' ~ 'ao''
county court until alter Hew ears Day
The work Of cleaning tho Jail Eors steadily
forward, Yesterday Il kutfc.saw was found Il,
ono ~ ,,o rolls ro,f. ,,n,h,lcss ~ thn A,rno'v
administration.
Ilie Grand Jury ycaterday heard the case OF
Dcplcr, charged with the murder of brother
of Aid. Sweeney, but did not finish It's labors,
1t will report to-inurroW,, and be discharged,
ntghs SESSION ol the Iflnlnal court "as
no;I W. tsesins, a',a aIoanes session WI oe
t.tu ei's GsTntM, M ane ouIes' ue1ns " !nese out
last,ee 20 sh.! inmates prior 10 the commence
There was moro Of the Turner forgery case
yesterday, the plng,lr being ruyiycd BIZ motion
, 1876-12-29


10y J0Y-Des. ~, Catherine, yonngecst daughter Of
Funeral will take place from tho rcs,ttcnco ot
parents, .2S Bcdg*ick-st.. curncr Elm, Entur,[HT
Dec. 70. BY carriages to calvary, at ii Il. n.
: friends arc invited. ''
McEWEE-Dcc. %. nf scarlet fovar, Mary. c,t.
est daughter Of Robert and fIannnh McE,ycn nyrh
i years months and 10 duye. -s>A
Funeral from residence, No. lii Chnrles.p,acc.
Fr!lay. Dec. 20, at ~ M. by carrtagca to cayary,
MunP1tY--At tho residence at her parcptt. M.
Ionl.a e., third daughter nf Michael i. and Marys
ann Murphy. aged Il Jcarr munths and !: day.,
Funeral from tho residence Of her parent. m
Sunday, Dec. III. at 1O::O 4. H., by cnrn tn i,,i
'vltcd. = -
noYLE-Dcc. 49, Mrs. Ammo boyle, aged sg
Funeral today at p. m. from hor SONS resi-
dcncc, 13l Wtnchcstcr-ay. VIII bc takcn 10
Cleveland for tntermcnt-
MALl-qn Dec: eG, ct chctopa. Kan, In his
RICllAHDs-Dcc: 81, Gracto Dlmmitt, laush.
ter Of JOHN 7. and Louie N. Richards, agcI il
months and l days. =
Funeral from rcsidcuce, 1880 Wabash. .av. th,s
ytted.
TltOMAS-1n this city. Dec. -, Of scar1ctfna,
Ln!lA Eta, youngest Daughter of j. II. and Elka
A. Thomas. aged ycats and II months. 49,
Fnnorat IRON, No; 1:al North fafstcd.st ta.day
iaken d raw Paw. Slch, for intorncnt M ' "''' ~
~ Woodstock tll1.) pnpern please copy.
OTTREf-Dec. "a, at his residence, ;i58 Hub
Saf4 in jes,l+. " "''
Funeral from residence Dec. 20.
, 1876-12-29
ICE.

TIE WAX TO GATHER THE CROP.
Mcssrs. Watlhu,ns, Willard d Co., ice.dcalers,
yesterday invited few Of their friends to make
up party to visit and Inspect tue FIRMS houacs
at Clark Sutton, Ind, where some improved
machlnery Tor gathering tho icc-crop Ia In uss
this year for the first time. For tho accommo.la-
tlon of tho gusts the Fort Wayne Company fur
nlshcd tho elegant passenger coach "Illlnols"
and locomotive, and aL 10 o'clock tho
special train moved Uul. Tho purity
NUS made up Ut Seth Wuslha,llt, ]. II. Wtlltalns,
A, j. Wilinsd, aud W. A, Walter, Of tho tirm;
Charles z. Gorl,aa,, Assistant General Ma,,ngcr
II the road; Alvin Hubert. proprietor sher,nan
House; William /. Nichols, VI Maywoo.l; O. IL,
Tobcy, Of Tobcy s. Bouth; Audruw brown.
Bryan Lathrop, A. S. Piper, Of A. &. Piper d.
Co., icc'dcaicss; J. 4. Young. J. q. Walter, A.
Lucas Hunt, of Edwin Hunts Butts, and Il. II,
Scnyll!c, uf AcoytlIo's Iron Works.
The ride Of twenty-four miles to Clark Station
was quickly gotten over, aud tAe station found
to consist OF the FIRMS sturclousts and M]ard-
Ing house, tile latter huge wuulcn building for
eh}ny-arc men. The houses nru really One
building divided up Into sections, thu w1lols
being US feet lDny. 150 fret wide, antl "a feet
high. Ills purity wrrc t4ken Ill charge by Mr.
.I.V. Hess, il snrlnber VI tlls firm uui 6lipern-
tcndcnt Ut iho wnrkh, anil shown I'LL user tho
establishment. Tie Pruttss OF cutting, tluattuy,
hoistiuE, auu backing AMuy as hero prae.
lice1 h Ntn'lctful for ita eeonuny Of
labor. Tbe Calumet River, from which tho fte
!. en,, ruas only lew feet FROM the huuses, ,xn1
, 1876-12-29
lln1f the q,a 'nsty of eoai which IA cons,tmc:t on

llRtf the qu unity Of eoat which IL cousttn,ct otl
tho North l tdc.
Tie attxclu NJ Tho iIca!!,: Department who
ht hec't nl. nG up the }rl,l4. q'nr >trnri,-!,k-
trs reports tint bic ylsItcu r.,1,r dozen lo.lsrs
In a.rcrtnt,, what they woro t,A,g III the way Of
abo1lsh!ng stlnk', md fnund famt 1lirgln.on Il
1otsfortl had hoits nothing, n or hal the Alcr
tun rTaektng conn'any, nor thr ch'yug" Pavkl,,,a
lt,lln,ent ttcrc arr dryingroo,ns witero tho fer
iltzur s s1rtch and tt nf thcte rooms urose tllo
stcnchcs which pnesatl unchecked out into tho
orsn atr. Thon,pson 4 Etlwards' anl obcn,iort
slay after a twelve tlnya' iflcrcss. They havo
aa99ptea the improved !nashtn, ;;ry. Which works
The smaller houscs Of n capacity Of
from 1o1 to 2D hogs per dny say
that they will make tn, sumo improvements
Rs the larGc hou.cs, hnt arc waiting. The
inspector thinks TINT tho packers nntl ferti1izUra
viii act reasonably, hut tta,t they wn.hl adopt
temporary, machinery. con1nt,scrs, etc.. rather
PRODUCTION Of anything per mnnent. Thu houses
were III full blast and siaushtering at thcir full
capnrity. 4 tIelny would set tl,u.n back 80 tint
they could not catch uf', md when thcr kill
4.0Gi hogs dsy, q few days delay involves
larGc loss.
, 1876-12-29

The City Treasurer yesterday received so,4i3
trnn, tho Water Department.
Tie Comptroller yesterday sent another
$l00, 900 to tho American Exchunge National
Bank Ut Ncw York City to meet the January IN.
tercst on Chicago bonds.
There lIaye bccu tweuty.eevcn butcllcr.ll.
census taken out sIncc Christmas. The Mayors
policeman who Is pukiny M tho dcllul,cuts il
evidently earning his salary.
The three cllsitlren-twu hoys anu ouc GIRL
OF a Mr. Eilin.l, who lives on West Twentieth
atreet, near Iloync, died yesterday Ut the sanc
dscase. cerehru-spinal meningitis. They weru
aE.l ]. !, md u ycHEA Respectively, Sueh
wholesale bereavement frpnl sl.cll u gausu Is Of
raro Occurrcncc.
The Comptroller las sretlrc1 fron. llolnu
able IL return bctt'ru long. Tho l,ulcy will bu
Mppllcd tu tho payment Of satnr.es Ut tllu city
rinployct. Adj. atvCrv BALD yesterday t!,at h,u
did nut aufssiIats my tr.'ubu III >utrIng lo:ltls
lo tuy January, February, asMl Marrl, salaries.
Corlnrutior.-ConMxul .AuthMy lus tut gtvcn
hts rysnuc tiraft fur publication, lhousl, llc ls
1t ready. Alr. Antlnly lIas y tllcury that Il tax
asscascsl tn psoperty Is lien upol II furcyur
until It Is Eaid lllrro m4y bu soIno tecllu!catty
by which tlas tax !s an.ol'ertab!e under the law
t1cn In force, but tle lubt rc,nains, and cut, DO
collected wllcn tho law 'ahall provide tho ma-
elfnery Tor thu prOpcr collection OF tho tux. Mr.
Anthony hacks his theory by decision OF tho,
Gupseilin Court Of tho State.
The North stle Enlnn!ng Works were ell.
ttrrly stupprd nsght l'"forr last iur tllty-yu
mlnutrs,-net for several ls,s, " ole VI the
pas,crs lad lt,-anti .tnring that time tlrre WIS
IL lltul Vi wafer fr'nn tllu West alln Works that
rulstl II column u water at tnc North Side
Works atNty-iiye feet abuya thc lake level, sud
at thu uthcr wuras ulnnt l.W feet al,oyc. Thu
fact st,rutiscd tlie tat1agera 1T tho wnrka. ~l,
arc pleascd with tho ,lll0sual power displayed.
Thu West Side Wurks ara guof onnf, .nd It Is
noteworthy fact tlut they requl16 but atout
, 1876-12-29
THE COUNTY BOARD.

AOAHURAlAlbRNos
An adjourned meeting Of the County Board
was 'aci yesterday afternoon, all tho members
present.
4 communication was read from c. A. Or
leans asking MI allowance OF 81 LOCO for expcnscs
Incurred In showing the Commissioners taroug|,
rnrtatlI etoNctluarrius. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
A communication WIS read from Justtro Ten
Brock, Of Luke View, calling attention 10 tho
ibel!gihlltv Of Charles Nagtr, RECENTLY npI,ont-
ed Constable. Ncfcsrcd ~ Judiciary Contnlt-
tee,
TIE COUNTY uo.rlrAt.
The Wardrn's repurt uf cxptnkes for the new
Hospital for tliv past year was read and refer.
rcd. 1t showed tllat tl,cra had been ~, ,d;5. "a
expended fur provisions, SltiS.5l for Clothing
lM bedllng, 81, ai3S Tor lrugs anst ,netlfclMes,
&G14.iB Tor surgical instruments 4tla supplies,
sD1, ~ fur lltlors. 8,4.JT for fuel, 81 ~
fur salaries mud sU,a27J.SI fur miscellaneous cx-
prnHcs; tutai, S57.Gl01n. The number Ut nl.
inIssia's lssss been .,l2S. Stasty-,l1ne, Is,ltes
eight had been Illentrtl. The report cutlcsstell
with somu recommendations uf lll0re Or less i'm
portance which have been suggested frusn tliho
to time.
Bids were opened for whltewashtng tho wallis
Of tho JUL, and ro!crred to tue Committee on
Jail anu Jill Accounts.
Bids for tllIng tic Ice-house at the new Hos.
pital were upcI,yl a,Id read. The b!ds ranged
from - to $5.6ll per cubic cord, and wGro 5e.
ferrel to tic Hospital Committee.
COMMITTEE KEPOMTs. ..
The CutnMittce IN Euucuton reported IN
favor Ut payns hills ta te amount at q, li9.Gl.
Among tue ftc!ns wus the pay-rutl Ut thi,
teachers ut tho SuytlIal Sckluul, tuucurEcd In.
The cu,nattce un Public Charities reported
q inabs ii l,Lls, ausi they wcrr ordered 1atd.
Tho same toMEnittec also asked fur authority Ia
purchase the suppliua lur january, und the 70,
quest WAS granted.
The Committee ou Public scrYtca reported
, 1876-12-29
favorably on tho payroll ot tho county en-
ptoycs, amounting to si.51e.01. Adopted.

EaSS's MIL.
Tje Committee OIL Public Buildings. a,i'l
rrhtta Scrvl,T rrtnrtc,t hnels tho bill uf Arcltt+
tcrt Egan, fur wfat IL known as tho ''compro-
Mise plans, and recommended that II be not
Mr.. NfcCatErcy did not Know what to do atH,,t
thu bill. lie wanted THn TRIBUNE to cnltghtcn
him. II he voted ngatl,st it that paper would
say tint kc was one Of Tho "Ntny,h md II ho
vutcd to pny IL ho would bc ccnsurrd for throw
ing awAy the peoples money.
Mr.. unentfler WINS opposed to paying Egan
anything. and during lila spceel, tho report wits
The commlttce on Finance md Jail and Jail
Accounts reported III favor OF allowing tho
Sheriff two balitfe, three deputies, and all Office
Mr. Holden said, IN view Of the depressed con-
ditton OF tho eounty's nallccs. lc hured tho
adoption Of the repoEt would bc deferred 4 few
tlnys; II Evans did not get the South Town
books thcre would haye to be soune ccono'niZing
Mr, Mccafrrey ta!l tho prospect was that
few .laya, md callcd attnutnn to thy fact that
tho help IN the Criminal Court had not f,ecn
snttcIcnt to get tic witnesses tn try cases, attl.
nR II consequence. q batch OF criminals would
hnvc 10 be discharged because Ut having been III
latl uycr two months.
After some further discussion, the report was
adopted.
rntHTIs0 THE PROCEEDINGS.
Mr. Fitzgeral introduced II resolution de-
p!oyng tho presrnt iina,1ciaI condition Of tile
cuuntf and providing for abolia!iinE the prut.
ing Of tho Bnartl proceedings ufl1cially in tho
papers rs q useless anil unnecessary expcnsc.
IT, adoption purely as matter Of economy.
Mr.. MrCafIrcy wanted the resolution laid
uycr for ol1u week, and he was accommodated.
Adjourned until Tuesday.
, 1876-12-29

Tie Won,en's Christian Association held all
other meeting yesterday morning In the Bible
r,onl Ut lOwer Far'ycll Hall. Hereafter tho
meetings will he lIcld every month, comments
Ing Thursday morning. Mrs. E. D. Clurk pre-
sided, mud, nEtor tic ,suat religious exercises,
sat1 shu l,atl received lcttcr from the States
Attorney culllng attention 10 thu caso OF Il
young girl III thc County Jni1 who desired to
rrforfn. Mrs. clarls had called on her, anl re-
maiacd with lIcr half Il day. Thcse personal
visits werc ycry necessary. Mrs: Clark adrcrtcd
young anl frlentltess slmlsgIrs WIN woro enrn.
n:, sl,all wasss, as,sl llatt to endure the con-
tn.a!natins t'.fiurnrc, Of .eacap anu. vile
nosrl'nG,o';s. o"r '.,r, Such ''"' s,o'a o @1
.l,c had been loukfnE ut 2 ctnaplc of hnuscs IN
Morgan street, between Madis0,I uttl WASHING
ta,l, Which s'lo thought wuuh bo well suited t0r
tle purpose, md wl1ich tould DC l'Ad by tho lst
Mrs, Thomson, Vt CINCINNATI, spoko OF II aim
liar movement stnrte. in her s'ty sumo years
agn lt4 suarss lu,a s.een sln'ply ,Folsiertu'.
several s.ultes, Hutnl'iy Mrs. DR.. EHker, spoke
honle, Or iii Nsylhn, for crrtig Nonnn who tlu-
sired ta repent, inus,u,.clt ~ the County ltus-
pltal provided no treatment fur tltoso suffering
viii, discasy, and tho Err'nE Womcn'a Netuga
''to reform. ihcro was lo asylum open to tho
grc.t lnnss of ti,rsn r'nr, stit, ur,lug wtIuleu.
Mrs. DR.. Sarah ltackvtt Stevenson SAID 1t WIS
matter almost passing tlle human 'ln.lsrstaus!-
taxed for tho support Ut thu Cnulty Hospital,
slltl yet nothing Was .onu to a,.tlturuto the con-
slltfon " lhcsn wonen. ahu thought II cona,nt.
sss ~ - 1sS was op
just sllct, pcnplc.. 1lcru WINS mistake tn sup.
pnsi'g TINT thesu pcopIu were, suffering
tFsm t'',n class ot di:rascu. Tho truth
f{Rfr ttt,tt uknnt Htfn11f
, 1876-12-29
CRIMINAL.

QWen q Booth, OF NO. III HaJstcd street, COM
plain Of tho larceny from their store Of q yalso
containing sample holdings valued at 800. Some
other articles OF small vulue wcro lost at tho
same time.
Charles Gilmore, whose arrest for murder at
Rochelle was noted in yesterdays TRIBUNE,
was discharged In tile morning Upon telegram
from tho Sheriff of Ogto County stating that he
WINS not the man.
George Abrahams Has locked Mt Central Sta
tton lust night by Detectives Long and Scott,
upon suspicion Of having robbed q Granger Of
$500. Owing to tile latcncss Of tho hour he
has not yet been identified.
o. s. Sloper, Of No. 401 West Washington
street, reports Tint about $50 yesterday MORN
Ing burglars entered his huusc, und were dis
covered by the servant while thuy were ra.-
saclsiug her trunk. bio garo the alarm at,d
they Departed with only e. in cash for plumber.
Thomas F. Houston. IL years oil aye, clerk lii
n coal oitlcc, wtitlo returning homo to No. 120
Loumts street ut nbout o'clock Inst evening,
was assaulted OIL Van Duren street, between
Throop and 1oon,ts streets, by three young
men, IND WAS robbed OF Sl4 which llc Ind III bis
pockets.
John ". 'valgrccn is locked up at tho C'tca-
20 Avenue Station upon complaint of Emma
II. 1snacsen. Of No 103 North Market street,
who Is afraid ho will do ller VIOLENCE. Emma
Aays tint John Is lazy brute wslo gets coal
from tho County Relief and then sells It to buy
whisky. Wllca,cc cometh tho difficulty.
1,s,;co scn,,v vc,tcri,ov acnt sf,c,,ac, A,cf,,.
1ounh vanrnnt' n i!,N fJonso ' ~ Cnrrcstfoy n
default u n sso inc. ami assesscd Joslo Fitzgcr.
III omi ta,,r ~ in,otc. @ III tne ,cnv fro ~ T.,
III u" Io.nv i1at,in - iJara. nm smszonan 3rom ~
bridgeport, viii conc uutoro hin, for Threaten.
ssrcct - ~ viii nisn n,siIi InTasti m iuict"ttpa.
H1a ,rtfo- -hnatar r'1e '''A
Officer Dan Rlordan, to whom 1,as reeent1v
1ccn rir,n thr snnnrvissInr, If Mi III" oamhifryy
,. r. , ,I er,i. ~ nraH Xii s.r;
t" 'I lis s. assistance , I and pnlcl No. il Ra1ioln
strcnt ratrhi,1 thrcc Pjnn,ntcs. No 1iS c:iar,s
str.st ,:ncr. Inn ;notns trcr" cnntnrc1 mi
nso .Ianss Flei.,s, % maker. nj tic eorner ri
Imsajie md Madison Street. caut,trinq The keep-
- snd fn"r n ,nmntcs e''o'1' e0p'"'"s ''o Aso
q a''a s'u' '4'''sss"'
- naltslaro Jutkgs was yesterday held TO fhe
Criminal Court in bontls Vi $500 BY Jus llco
D'Wolt for am assault with deadly wrabun
With intent to do bodily Injury upon the person
| q Pasquclfa Noeco and some other person.
| 'TGu lnttGr did mt appear to prosecute, and a.