The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-11-09
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u! .:,J ID 5ispatchss, stating that, on the 2ls
p,n e, Miles command struck the hostile
ts5cr ',s,. .sIt Sitting Bull en- Cedar Creek, and
aDa,' ersped which continued for tw
.5r tbp troops completely routin
u'!'1 Iodiaps, and driving them forty
D' miles to the Yellowstone. Fiv
Nv W. indians were seen, and man
,or, n.r we're believed TO have been kille'
p.o'' wounded. Gen. Miles had bu
al. non wounded, and none killed. II
WV s,,oI tbe Indians sixty miles, when the.
, nr;Js1 one portion going toward tn
' nrips and Sitting Bull toward For
Dali Gen. Miles following. Sitting Bul
-,,,.ej the river below Fort Peck on th'
,g, and sent word to the agent that hi
ga, coming in, and would be friendly
s, uanted ammunition.
y rorS H. LICK, son of the late Jane:
IA. has reached San Francisco and, or
DO gIst ,llt. filed a petition to be appoint
i administrator of the estate left by his
s,5er The filing of this petition was
.,j1ered the beginning of vexatious
inexpensive litigation.
THE official canvass OF the votes cast at
i, ,ocort election in Colorado was made
,bc 31st, and shows the follow
!, RESULT For judges of Supreme Court,
7.,pBcan majority 14S. For member
4 IPory.fourth Congress, Belford Rep. }
h, majority of OBS, and for the Forty
iab Congress, a majority of 939. The
is,iJ,turc stands: Senate-Republi-
AN. 10. Democrats !. House of Repre-
yaatives-Republicans 32; Democrats
(, Republican majority on joint ballot,
TrE public debt statement for October,
sors the following; Total debt, So, ,21S,-
S $50, cash in Treasury, $f29, ,53S, 1854;
Nm les cash in the Treasury, $2,0SS,-
s@; decrease during October, 3d.
1000.
TOrR carriages, three wagons, one pair
mules, one span Of horses, one harness
,i three cows, the property Of Brigham
Yang we're sold at public auction in Salt
Like Civ. on the 1st, by the United States
Commissioner, to pay the award of the
nt in Ann Eliza's case, and brought
lin.
TnE Colorado State Legislature con-
r1ei at noon on the 1st. Webster An
tlr was elected Speaker of the House,
civ. ". Webster President pro TEN. of
&Selate.
NORTH BOUND passenger train on the
3lHyvania Railroad was wrecked on
4morning of the I'd, near Linden de-
1t BY running into two freight cars de-
shed from a preceding train and left /
GliEgOn The track. J Elliston, brake
5a received fatal injuries, and fire
m and several other persons were more
iIss seriously injured. On the after
11o! the same day passenger car on
.2NTthem Pennsylvania 4 Lchigh Val
Il Railroad was thrown from the track,
aI Bethlehem by the breaking of an
Ole, There were eighteen passengers
.@1i, two Of whom were killed, and all
lmt more Or less injured, some quite
s0aly.
IE Congregational Association of
ST York and Brooklyn has adopted q
gan5le and resolution rcciting that the
1ni.ee appointed last winter to CO.
Nate in bringing evidence before the
AySy Council Commission relating to
h Beecher scandal have reported that
le EnO substantial ground for bellev-
@8 tlc guilt of Mr.. Beccher, and de-
tElg that "we do, therefore, as an As
&llon, regard our brother as worthy
a|confdence and love, and express
Dim our sympathy in the severe trial
-lsh which he has passed" t
Oh. JOHN G. Roe, Republican State {
sai'o' from Jefferson County, Ind,
'7lIied suicide in the Insane Asylum, /
I Indianapolis, on the ID. Hestrangled '
--'el with a sheet tying one end to a I
MI driven in the window frame over r
lad.
4M JoHS l.. RoUTT was, on the Sd,
AlslEated Governor of Colorado. His
l! -s'age was mainly devoted to State af /
AIRPORT vas received at Salt Lake on '
:. : ~ from Camp Stambaugh, Wy, !
-'a hys village of fifty lodges of the =
-''4OAes was attacked, on the Both ult., !
~. @aIge Sioux war party, estimated at :
Nv lodges at Painted Rock, about nine :
y 4IIs' from Camp Stambaugh. As far
'SALea' only one Shoshone escaped. :,
laS Department of Agriculture at
,Nl'as'on has prepared a digest of the '
'Y''lfns for October, which indicates l.
.''c,IOn IN the yield Of the wheat crop 5
,-,.l -.-Ily one-sixth, while the quality is I
r. +,'a'I superior. Every section of the i
1, n v:In Irlcate' a reduced product except /
f,il A,aale States. Figures point to a {
J.. F., s u ABOUT 245,OOO,OOO bushels. Rye I
\, .'"eu lour per cent. less than in t
tr,., nv oa' ne quality better. Barley is I
,is.,, ~ 'Sn.' less than last year. Buck +
!, -,S VI siuIl average. Oats show a fall. '
~. ,.o, J, 'Tenty-three per cent. Every J.
s~ -" 'ne Union is deficient. The
!, y, ,aoP' p, deficient, but the figures are a
l.. ,aJ'G'lAed. ~ The cotton crop will be h
III rI asto.s likely to approach the heavy 5
r,,. w. i''0' Sweet potatoes are a full I
4, n ',op' Sorghum is full produc. k
'a'!s production, '"' "o0u' 'he $
a'ra, rs9Es NC. Goodwin and Collier, found +
III, 5 " d 'a'n'Iaughter a by aiding in the b
i, ss..l s~ ue prizefghter Walker, have Il
VI Il s41sacsd ,Ss :s to years Imprisonment f
b ,.n.;.i rt Trenton On. j. penitentiary. v
S.r 'ra,nlng raa two prisoners, Clark and O
/ Ia 70 were were sentenced to imprisonment +
Gsp. ,D,hAA ." ,I received at St. Paul, r
' ID on S' The b, 4th, dated Camp in the the : :
aaa,St u NE y p, Yellowstone, Oct. 27, oia = :
D. "ss ss.. D. T., Nov. A." saws that &c" er" I
ID lssssonsn %nna1ding the troops on the t
aqis' oss S',,. after fighting, defeating and md '
u p55o. 5s,'}lng Bull and the confederate 9
eag0 ,aa MN had accepted the surren. /
'tschevsnDrnsse nrses of Indians belonging G
aaaiing svo ~ agency, these tribes sur G
Easss =. a,e . 0l their principal chiefs as G
1aia5ss =, Guarantee of their faithful I
lss band, WIN The terms of surrender. |
ll!aey rh NJ were to go at once to tbe I
'qai,ubni, t. ;. upon their arrival, they ,
araanen, !" The requirements of the !
ikos Aa1oAD. s
ssep ,,y lars announced ann that the Turk {
l,,,' - hard fighting, "'''' I