The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-01-27
IOWA STATE NEWS.

was the appointment of Gen. Baker to the
Office of Adjutant- General.
JOSEPH STAMMEYER, a Dubuque dealer
in ready-made clothing, has suspended.
Liabilities aggregate $4,000.
THE business men Of Dubuque have Or
gained a Board of Trade under the Pres
idency Of II. S. Getherington.
A NEW railroad corporation, called the
Iowa, Dakota& Black Hills Railroad Com
pany, has been organized at Dubuque.
A FIRE occurred at Independence on
the 18th, which destroyed property valued
at $11 900. 1t caught from a defective
chimney.
THE Special Master, Hiram Dillon, has
advertised the sale of the Davenport & st.
Paul Railroad, to take place at Davenport
March 2, next.
ACCORDING to the Council Bluffs news
papers a sensitive barkeeper in that city
has become insane because he was not in
vitcd TO a temperance festival.
The report of the Coroner of Dubuque
County shows the number of violent deaths
during the past year in that county to
have been twenty-seven, of which seven
were suicides.
Hon. J.. B. GRINNELL has been apt
pointed permanent Receiver of the Cen
raj iowa Railroad, in place of D.. N.
Pickering. The suit in the case involved
about Sc, 900, 900.
A BoY in Jefferson Township, Marshall
County, who had a grudge against the
teacher, took a most effective way to stop
the school the other day. He burned up
the school-house.
THE school-house in Concord Town
ship burned down a few mornings ago.
i spclling-school was held in the house
on the preceding night, and the fire was
probably the result of ca~relcssncss. Loss
$4,J00.
A FEW days ago the lues in the boiler
of Farnum's grist mill, at Keokuk, col
lapscd, causing a terrific explosion which
demolished that portion of the building.
The engineer, John Appler, was severely
burnc1.
Hon. SAM II. FAIRALL, of lows City,
was recently seriously and it is feared
fatally shot by his brothcr-in-law, Sam
Workman, and his associates. The shoot
ing arose out of certain matrimonial COM
plications.
THE State Temperance Association met
at Dcs Moincs on the 18th, and was called
TO order by President odhunter. Several
o,,,,,1,- 1rara mod, and q Snrinc pf
strong prohibitory and denunciatory res
o~lutions adopted.
a FEW evenings ago as Mrs. Pierce,
the young wife of WILDER Pierce, of Me-
chanicsyille, Cedar County, was sitting by
the stove, her clothes caught fire while
she slept, and she aWoke to find herself
cnvcloped in flames. Noassistance beng
near, she rushed out of doors and was
s~hockingly burned. On the night of the
18th she died.
DEPUTY SHERIFF SPRAGUE, of Cor
r~ectionvillc, Woodbury. County, was set
upon the other night by five men, headed
by a Sioux City sewing.machine man.
Sprague succeeded in dispensing the men
single-handed, but during the fight re-
CelVc" " sello'S CUT III Iic iele a'ln' anu
broke niger 'ne llsntllahu Ny Il DO"
given one of the roughs.
The State Horticultural Society met at
Des MoineS on the 18th. The attendance
was large, and much interest was mani
NV Si'i, ra5na1an,o1 IsloE.
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treasurer ) report snoWed me recelpls LOT
1873 70 have hcen SO. 1873 %: eypcnscs.
=, ~
Sb20. ~, leaving on lanQ, > l,0O2.3U
AT the annual meeting oil the DaVen-
nort BOARD of Trade held nm ,be 10Th
the following officers were elected for the
on.r;r~ ,o,r. pro,;dont Il IT Uo,oooy.
ensuing NS" IVY L IL ii'ii'ooN,
Vice prr,idents-First Robert Krause.
uul ru,a, Co.,. D;.ooon. w n
EcCOhu, lH0S. SCoIi, b~ileCtcta, w II.
nocl,nr Thos Scott 4 RoiInrbool,o n
+. l.aVerenZ, w. 4. NadSWorth, ID. Sears
If Nolinn and T Hnhrr or Rock Island
Eorm q ConhoS Cb,,rol
GA SN"' -" NNP"'" '
OF Wright COunty, swallowed two needles.
, rarr 3.aoI,, 400 VIC. ,rorrIod u;th on
~ 4c" "o'NS ~ i' ""' "'"o'0" ! an
itching sensation lust below the shoulder
~ - -, -.
blaue. ENaih!haJtOh ulSclOSeu tne point
of "A needle. The needle was drawn out
CllllIc ana well preserved. FROM pam III
another mart of the bodv it is evident that
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another needle VIII soon appear. lhey
are totally unlikn fhn needles made NOW -
"is 'ol''is ori'No II he'"'e' 'n""e n'"'
IOtrI State IttQ3Ster.
II following Is a complete list OF the
c.,L:u- ...,??u-a - H. Co,a
o'atiu4h% NoHiAi+'tce' VI 'le 9eh"'e'
WAYS and Neors-Senators Larrabpe Merrill OF
W1peIlo. Nichols. Iiebard. Campbell, Gilmore.
paosa NcCoruacs and Wond
JudiCiary-Seuator WiIlctt. McCoid. Shane.
Cooley RnmpIr MerreIl Of Clinton Woolson
Wrigit Nichols. DashieIL Murpbv. Stonemau.
Federal Re administrations Perkins. Miller of
Appanc9g3. Carr, Clark, Bestow. Bailey and Ma
Tinin"i.,S ' S'' ~ ' ~ N~"
Constitutional Dashicll,
.Jessun. kiunc. Hartshurn. Young. Gallup and Mcr-
rel. al Clinton.
Shane. Ruthert. Mitch
eli clark Newton. Wonn. Hartshorn. Hitchcock
and Arnold.
,NurmaI Standardization Mitchell, Wonn,
Dows I"yeII Rnmple and Carr. ~ '
Minlr Of Appanoose, Woolson, Dashiell, Hebard.
Harmon and Jessup,
%ricuItureISrnaat TeaIc. Thornburr. Wonn.
Wood. Bcsiow, Gilmore, Pcase, Dwelle and Hitch
cock
County and Township
Conuway. Youn", Williams, Hitchcock, Bailey,
Wilson and bows.
RoiIyavsL~enptor Campbell, Willett Williams.
Perkins. Miller OF Eluckhawk, Kline, Jessup,
Young Wood and ConaNay.
state Tuiy,rsity-Seuato Clark, Murphy.
Shane. Newton, ot0ncman, Teale and Cooley.
Military-Senators Miller of Blackhawk, McCor-
mack. Nichols. Rump,e. Harmon. McCoid.
Elcctions-senatois Newton. Thornburg. Wonn,
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