The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-25
THE NEWS.

Tur National Ilohiol.
I'D ., Cleveland, Ohio, on the l7tl
&A,' ,5 IN nomination Gen. Green
% p- a% of Kentucky, for Presiden
S':' 2 T stewart, Of Ohio, Tor Nic'
P'eisET sih.t;oo plank Of the platform Of lS'
pioa,',~ a', eon.l suffrage and eligibility
" ". without distinction of race reHE
'.'a !, sssl, properly Or sex
4, tbe morning of the 17th' at s.
~ V,cutre and Mckee were com
boai'' oaI t 10 tbe County Jail. The latte
'.ta y 4. II fine of $4,000. After their cell
arr s.,n carpeted and fitted up for thei
.',,,f,p they took possession of them
", ~, Iowa Democratic State Convention
...n5si at Des MoiueS on the 18th
'e., syO delegates being in attendance
gsn. 4. II, Trimble was chosen = Presi
AOa' norooqtes to the National Conven
S,r s,rT !, St Louis were chosen, and wer'
wv |,,.,,,,.tel except to vote as o unit
Tr are reported to be mostly fol
"si., wi The resolutions demand tina
4 YsfoNM Convention select fol
s,l,M. bearers men whose lives
,,r,e and official, are guar
i,rs r of their ability to carry on the work
'( < ,sorr made necessary by the crimes
,.5 ,orrupton Of the Republican party
s,r sp early return to specie payments,
\, tnpCale the forced resumption con.
Smon,ei by the srman Resumption
,-T Is75, and demand itS repeal, on
!, Ground that it has had and is now
l,rDs blishting effect on industry.
7us Independent State Central Com.
ras d Indiana has nominated Anson
rlMa for Governor, in place of Land
akIled
trOgpENG to q Fort Laramie IVY. t.
rfyau Of the 17th the Indian war, for
asg neiicted, had actually begun. For
ness the murder of white men had been
,,ipel to the Black Killers, but recently
,Tmti States mail.Carrier, en- route to
r.nD RObilson and Red Cloud Agency,
si tPCl killed, scalPed and feartully
EEighte7 :,
TFoias N. PETERS is the Republican
candidate for Governor of Alabama. The
Delegates chosen to the National Repub.
Ecsn Convention are said TO favor the
nomination Of Secretary Bristow for the
Presidency,
IM expedition against Sitting Bull
| bh FOrt LincOlR on the l7th, under com
asad Of Gen. Terry.
TaE majority of the delegates to the
National Convention chosen by the Re
plJbcan Convention OF Tennessee, on the
l,h, are said 10 favor Senator Morton for
MEIsIcncy. The others are divided
tgan Blaine and BristOw,
TU. Ohio Democratic State Convention
i@Ilet 1t Cincinnati on the 18th.
Bol. feorge II. PeHdleton was chosen
President The following nominations
Ege made: For Secretary of State, Will
An Ball. Judge Of Supreme Court, VIM.
LfltA; MemberOf the Board of Public
&&, Il. ?. CiOugb; Electors at Large,
tTlss William Lang and Granville
SisS The resolutions favor the immedi-
Ole and unconditional repeal of the Specie
Assumption art; the defeat of all
schemes for resumption which involve
sI'NH contraction of the currency, per
IF.ua,ion Of bank issues, or increase of
grad
The iQ1rmer is an eight p Ma
paper published at Elgin, III, rem
per annum. 1t is devoted to Ncu-
Prance, Ptars, agriculture, 1taI-
department being in charge : 81.
-'"' vvm'ruuUn Wiz. - favor
denomination of ex-Gov. Allen for Pres
iil.
SALoNIcA dispatch of the 18th says
A persons concerned in the recent out
i'ses il that point had been executed in
INbIlc square.
lHE French Chamber Of Deputies has
,sEeu me motion for amnesty to the
communists, by vote of 394 to So.
D. J. BvRDETT, the Commissioner of
u, ms United States General Land Office, at
"@un9lon, has rendered his resignation,
0'llg tsill.health.
~ submitting his resolution in tie Sen.
'F relative to the recent troubles in Lou
- S'Da' On the 18th, Mr.. Morton read a
, ,FP'%h from the private secretary of
wv AeIlogg, dated New Orleans, Nav
' IL "Alch Inc statement was made that
= ,s"''e' from the scene of the troubles
.I T1 arrived, and that the details were hor-
w Is, SN white men and sixty negroes
~ VseA Killed. An Associated Press
'.p pa1A from New Orleans on the 18th
y H'e reports of the trouble had been
.'''! exaggerated. One white man and
'OIesroes killed and several negroes
VOA'ed covered the casualties as far as
- ,S"H' lhe military declined to inter-
., .nr y mouse o. Of Daniel Mingo, near Dres-
=, a. A. / :, was burned, on the evening
~ NC tD'n' and three children, aged four !
,n. ,r,''Snl and five years perished in the
n '''''Ll Dr ATTENDED meeting at Brook |
9Aioulh Church was held on the
N; ny VI the 18th. A resolution ex.
-. ,,Ds :, henry Z. Bowen was offered |
~ H. VIaFence Bowen handed in protest |
Wv, 40 alher against such action being
d y Tue church. 1t was read, and a
,ioh '' 'ien taken on the resolution, |
sI rs was carried unanimously.
.h@ haas steamer Pat Cleburne exploded
WI, o',efS on the night of the 18th, about |
roal'S a'S below Shawneetown, ILL.,, and
!, ;s,i r was burned. Five persons lost
/" ,- ll'es' and several of the passengers
y. 'H were seriously injured.
NJ, +A Delaware Republican State Con-
Hu Naa la' elected Blaine delegation to
. National Convention. ''A ~
a.', 4h National Independent Convention,
n,s1 ,siOn at indianapolis on the 18th |
iiI r,Iu a platform and nominated: For
' Tt Peter Cooper, of New York;
;,o.: o..O:e-rfesldent, Newton Booth, of
u.a' q 5u. a New York dispatch of the |
linz wv :" states that Mr.. Cooper would |
, ~, -, sle nomination, but hoped viii. |
ted N'eh would be nominated and |
! =, augusta (Ga.) telegram of the 18th |
ooV' a. Bullock had been brought |
or l' under requisition from the
"''er hve years absence.
.ion Aeii,ucky Republican State Con. |
,ed neia at Louisville on the 18th, |
~ a.I Gelegates to the National Conyen. |