The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-12
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1'- -n,,e to A Cincinnati dispatch of
Tg' w William Henry Harrison, a
Nv, ~, of tbe former President of the
.,s.5 a States, on the Sd made a proposal
.n,,,;,set D, 10 Miss Mary More, of Boone
w.. Ty., and, upon being rejected
MI 'Isj ,be lady nine times in her breast
n, jSe lis thought that she cannot
p,,,r Washington kilograms an
..s~s n that hereafter no dead letters will
.,,,-,4j 70 their writers except those
4s5 contain articles of value,
r-r ,,inaae Of the United States Mint
,Ssrpmbcrwas s., 600, ,OOO-$4, 500 .
M earl coin, 100000 trade dollars and
gmOOO in subsidiary silver.
r,roysREssuAS E. R. Hoar will run
.r independent candidate for Congress
,,t7t Gen. Butler, in the Seventh Mas
s5lss District.
rrr cash admissions to the Centennial
,nsiton. during September, were
.G@l.
7r Missouri State Prohibition Con-
,,rrr WAS held at St. Louis on the even
,,f,be tth. Presidential Electors were
su, and the Cleveland National Re
1patiorm adopted.
g the night of the 9Th the engine,
s,l,ecar smOking-car and one pas
egrcr Of a passenger train on the
Iii Railway, bound west, were thrown
Ar fe track near Gcnesec, n. Y, in
rsuence of striking a horse. The en-
-e, named Clark, was killed, and the
raaa. brakeman and a tramp were bad
Friarei. Three passengers were slight
rLT
NR Moody, the evangelist, engaged in
!. revival movement at Chicago, was
ala East on the evening Of the 9th by a
arDhic announcement of the sudden
n Unexpected death of his youngest
rLel. It was thought he would be ab-
q about week, and in the meantime
errival efforts were to be continued by
gnIof the clergymcn of Chicago, as
it'll by Nr, SankCy.
4 REcpL passenger train containing
2HeNbomcwau bound from the Indian
aIs reunion, on the indianapolis, Gin
l1i Il Lafayette Railroad, collidcd
T12 freight train six miles east of
Islsburg, lnd., on the morning of the
D. Quite number of passengers were
lnuIess injured. The conductor of
.;rain was probably fatally hurt.
lE Secretary of the United States
IErl! has recently made another call
faer redemption of $4,000, 900 of 5-2Os,
nj. Nay and November bonds.
VmLE the German bark Europa
w1 drydoCk in New York, being
aieIon the It'll, fire broke out and
communicated with a large quantity of
-l2' John Casey, a calkcr, and John
A'e' another workman, were fatally
.I1a After the flames were extin-
,'Aed, lle fremen examined the hold,
1- discovered therein the horribly burned
"9 Of Thomas lngraham, Lewis Sulli-
.a George Sill, William Furlong and
''1s Mcdonald, workmen employed in
-lAIlg repairs on the vessel.
4IoLrNBA Is. c. telegram of the 7th
''s Ila' Goy, Chamberlain had issued a
'"d-a'Ion In which he says it had be
,-' I'D practicable, in his Judgment, to
-''Ve Oy the ordinary course of judicial
.''" IAe laws Of the State within Ger.
'~ ~'0unilcS, and, it having been made
u''a 70 him that illegal organizations
-'. as rle.clubs existed in the State,
"UsIea that they be disbandcd within
-'' uays, and that if this order was dis.
I 'auel he would exhaust his own powers,
y Aen appeal to the United States Gov |
lnelt
= Az n Atlanta telegram of the Sth places
. 49,. D'lIocratlc majority in ninetv-two |
-ae' IN Georgia at 10000. The forty |
.'uu'.t' 10 hear from would make |
.,I I'loII'y $4,000. The Legislature will |
'.-. s.,,> 'Vna'e' torty-thrcc Democrats, one |
y s'o'H'n' y The House has six RepubIi-
'I|N IOIOTtl.
:, DEyyER D v lCol.) dispatch of the 7th
4 M. IS republican majority in the State
N.Y. r% about 1900, and that the Legis-
,'S ,,.' VII also be Republican in both
: i,Ah 5.s IN Houston, Texas, a few nights
, ..'05eu an entire block of build.
/, : ,,s, ,olI.e OF them the handsomest bust
'''ole' In the place. Loss $780,
,s,i,. st,.iANATI dispatch of the sth saws
:bs ua'on Of L. s. Tyler, Secretary
,sd AT,eFican N Alliance, had been ac.
o W., =, n ne is said to have resigned be-
,r,t " 81 us 5, continued absence abroad on
VI Illness in his family.
..t ID ~ ,ooo,ooosuit against William NJ,
, R 'Su Su the s7,OoO,OOO suit against
/ co,.. S"Veney were called in a New
!. "a 3''' Oh the 9th, and adjourned till
h. !. .I"l,: Hlnclal statement of the recent
:, ;s'.. s,sc'lon So shows that the majority
'iaor is l5,O87. ''' '0ein'J LOT
d I''s e,,e morning Of the 9th, while three
,of ''' i were being hoisted from the
roDs b.'S cutlery, at New Boston, Pa,
Popo nuke, and the cars ran to the bot.
wi miners were killed.
aipr ' - az ;, Cleveland, Ohio, on the
,oni..,i VI the 9th destroyed buildings
' " 'ne value Of about $225,-
:;,a,Ia 5.s REIN, of Chicago, sentenced to
Of s1O no ooa ,0r SIX months and to pay a
Ey tf,"%o' f,s1,' for his completely in the
dent r'uas, ,s has been pardoned by the
l,,on n me pardon to take effect on the
sentsn ~ 'hree months from the date
Loon Once T' and the payment of a fine
he recs;n. ne three months had expired
n At elp' one. Of the pardon, and Mr..
vas set .s !, pa PAD the penalty of $1,000,