The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-24
THE NEWS.

iyI' crested in London. The necessar
0seu EDITION papers having been secured
eAOa aaicer left Boston on the evening c
an ,s,h for London, to bring the fugitiv
to this country.
X the British House of Commons, O.
. ,ab Disraeli, the Premier, intro
.s 1.ad /, bill enabling Queen Victoria t
sJ, ,,Ss the style and title of Empress 9
India"
o.,rcr,1. announcement was made il
ey,1rid on the 18th, that the Carlist
,sa s heeu entirely routed in the engage
n% ,nan, Of the 18Th, at Eigueta. The spanisl
l1,+ ro,e, was opened by King Alphonso, o.
y" M r5th with speech from the throne
II, Va s,pressed himself hopefully in regar'
:, tbo dificulties at present surrounding
TTrp Advisory Council of Plymouth
rnurcb was opened on the afternoon o
@o 1;b with delegates from about IA
.Lnrcbp, present. Mr.. Beecher opene!
tbs rroceed:ngs by an address, in whicl
10 s,.ol that this was the largest council
aror held in America to discuss tn
.Fsir of any one church. DIR
pocoo was selected as First Mode
r,,or Hon. Nelson Dingley, o
louisville, Me-, Second Moderator, ant
Gen Bates, OF Illinois, Third Moderator
rle letter submitting the questions of dis
cipIine 10 be passed upon was then read
Mr. Beecher read the statement Of Plym
orb Church, and defended himself ant
lbe course of the church in dropping Mrs
uorltons name. A resolution wa
,iopted for the appointment of six com
mitpps, each to consider one of the sil
Gestions to be decided.
HOy. T. J. D. FULLER, former Con
cessmeu from Maine, and Second Auditor
Oflbe United States Treasury under Bu
cbanan, died in Virginia on the 18th.
Az Investigating Committee of tn,
louisiana House Of Representatives sub
niuei report on the 14th, in which the,
recommended the impeachment of Gov
Kellogg and other State officers, for al
teei violations of the law by the feloniou.
appropriation of public funds.
ACCORDING to a San Sebastian dispatch
fhe 10Th the Carlists were concentrating
at Tobaso for final struggle.
A MEMBER of the British House O
Commons, named Hurst, elected last De
cembcr, has been unscated, for sending
letters 10 voters Offering to pay their rail
way expenses to the polling places
Judge Quain decided that this was brib
cry, and declared the election void.
The Minnesota Republican State Con
vention, to select delegates to the Nationa,
Convention, is to be held on the oath OF
May
RETURNS received at Galveston, on the
10th, from the Texas State election indi
Gated the success Of the entire Democratic
State ticket
CHEFJUsTICE RYAN, of the Wisconsin
Supreme Court, has lately rendered a de
clslOn denying the application of Miss
GOodcIl, of Janesville, to practice in tha
court, holding that there is no Wisconsin
statute authorizing the admission of fe
males to legal practice in the State courts
from which the common law has always
excluded them.
THE Illinois Independent State Conven
ton met at Decatur on the 10th, and nom
mated full State ticket, as follows: Gov
eTnor Louis Stewart, of Kendall County
LleulenantGovernor, j. H. Pickerell, Of
Macon; Secretary of State, DR.. NJ. NJ
hoot2n, of Marion; State Auditor, J0hr
hlSe, OF Chicago; State Treasurer, Henry
l. ASpern, of Champaign; Attorney
'eheFaI, W. ). Coy, of Mclean. Dele
gates to the National Convention were
also chosen. The platform adopted de
O'anN' the repeal of the Specie Resump
uon anu National Bank acts, and the substi
u'loho egal-tender paper money for the
Nalohal Bank circulation; the perfect
my " monetary system based upon the
IaiIA and resources of the nation, anG
adapted TO the demands of legitimate busi
ness which money shall be a legal tender
payment Of all debts, public and pri
'@e duties on imports included, except
ual portion of the interest and principal
Vi ue present public debt that is, by the
cypress terms of the law creating it, made
payable in metallic money, this money tc
~ Interchangeable at the option of the
r0iaefs, with registered Government
O0nus bearing rate of interest not ex
etU'hg 5.65 per cent. per annum.
lhE Independent Greenback State Con
,'lu"n " 'l Indiana met at Indianapolis on
~r loll and placed in nomination the
,''o"hg ticket: Governor, Franklin
l"1OefS, present member of Congress from
,ae indianapolis District; Lieutenant
DO''Inor, Anson Wolcott, of Whit,
'OOh'y; Secretary of State, Leroy TEN
y',Dn' OIL Benton; State Auditor, Morris
A A. punay, ofHenry; State Treasurer, Johr
y ga NeWson, of Bartholomew; Attorney
SsnefaI, W. A. Upton, of Fountain
Tp.PefLh'ehdent of Public instruction
ars wv, H. D. Blount, of Green; Reporter
N '"PIeme Court, Charles A. Knight, O
's Judges of Supreme Court, William
H., paihett, Of Vanderburg; John B
.Ia,aeS, OF Delaware; II. C. Newcomb
~ marion; Judge Lindsay, of Howard
R .Ds resolutions demand the immediate
D. unconditional repeal of the Speci,
assumption act, and are also in othel
h. pec''' on the financial question, SINH
fl, IN. m substance to those adopted by
4i''n'is State Convention at Decatur
OShe afternoon of the 17th, the stea,ne
n. i'lconla ran into the steamer Strait
H. :T', Oh Dover, England. The boiler o
imI n .'Ier vessel exploded, and she sanl
"1l'pla'eiy' ,n1 Fifty-two of her passenger
N'-' crew were drowned.
H. inE London papers of the afternoon O
S,s, s." i''Ll say that Gen. Schenck, the Unite,
~ ,''' minister, had rendered his resigna
anu That it had been accepted.
q a LONDON dispatch of the 18th say
,h 'a' information had just been receive,
s'e ol The capture of three of the mul
on 10 VI Mt Birch, the English residen
RESIDENT GRANT signed the Center
ta n appropriation bill on the 10Th, usin
W ~ uiis purpose pen made from a ouiI
eagle. " " '' 'eN
VA nN omaha dispatch of the nth says
w.. 80 oinclally stated that the Sioux, Che,
wa. .e ana Arrapahoe Indians had been an
.,n.. YET making the most extensive PREF
a iS possible for an outbreak i