The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-19
THE NEWS.
AT HOME.

hN% snnnlies and money had been re
sn,1 s.r+5 to carry his city through the epi
isnic. ,-.io o,oo,ion on II,
.nh thp Democratic ticket was success
W. .s'D , Wheeling dispatch of the 18th
lI' Matthew'S majority for Governor
w .nn reach 10000. The Legislature
W. '1 10 about twothirds Democratic.
r,vrvin the evening of the 10th, the
Marion m County Qowa) Treasurer's office,
Knoxville, was entered by two masked
~n who overpowered the Treasurer,
md forced him to open the safe. The
'nopDt taken was about $4,000.
TERRIBLE accident occurred at Pitts
trrcb Pa. on the t2th. The boilers in
7nrS Co.'S rolling mill exploded, wreck
inT tbp building and burying large num-
fsy of Workmen in the ruins. Ten dead
h,Iies were recovered soor after the acci-
dent A large number were wounded,
,ome Of whom have since died.
"A WOODWARD reached New York
,tv on The 18th from Chicago, and was
committed to the Tombs, to await his trial
on the charge of forgery. There are five
indictments against him.
Az indianapolis telegram of the 18th
nvs returns from all the counties in In
afaDa had been received. Williams
iDem.) majority for Governor is 5,424.
The Congressional delegation will stand as
hI1ows: Dcmocrats-First District, Full
Ter. Second, Cobb Third, BicknelI;
Twelfth, Hamilton Republicans-Fourth,
Sexton; Fifth, Brown; Sixth, Robinson;
Seventh, Hanna; Eighth, Hunter; Ninth,
White; Tenth, Calkins; Eleventh, Evans;
Thirteenth, Baker,
An Associated Press dispatch from
Washington on the 18th says Gen. Sher-
man, who had Just reached Washington,
had a consultation with Secretary Cam
elOn, and was visited by several promi-
nent Republicans from South Carolina,
who had also been in conference with the
Secretary Of War upon the subject of the
existing condition of affairs in that
State. 1t does not appear that any repre-
gntalOns concerning the necessity for
roOpS were made either to the Secretary
rtO Gen Sherman in addition to what
hls heretofore been presented for consid-
eratOn but an urgent appeal is being
made for the stationing of army forces
throughout the State in such manner as
will prevent all possibility of dis
mbances Of the peace during the
campaign and coming election. The
opinion in army circles here is that
there is already sufficient number of |
troops stationed in South Carolina to pro
ect all citizens IN their rights. 1t is prob !
able, however, that the statements of the
delegation from that state will be consid- |
cred at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday |
next, at which At'ty-Gen. Taft will be |
present. The views of the Government, at
least to this time, have been that every
necessary prccaution has been taken for
The protection Of voters in sections of the |
States where responsible repre-
'entatons have been made that their rights
ne in DANGER
A COLUMBUS Ohio telegram of the
18th says it was probable Barnes, for Sec
etary of State, would have majority of
OOO, and the reStof the Republican State
lcket about 10000. The Congressman
ect arc: Democratc-First District,
'ayler; Second, Banning; Fourth, Nc
lahon; Fifth, Rice; Seventh, Dickey;
"eIfth, Ewing; Thirteenth, Southard;
ourteenth, Finley. Republican-Third,
iaEdher; Sixth, Cox; Eighth, Keifer;
,mth, Jones; Tenth, Foster; Eleventh,
zeal; Fifteenth, Van Worries; Sixteenth,
'aAlord; Seventeenth, Mckinley; Eigh-
enlh, Monroe; Nineteenth, Garfield;
Wentieth, Townsend.
lat La Platte County, Col, claimed by
lie Republicans, gives 1O3 Democratic
aJorlty for Patterson for Congress.
inSdale, San Juan and Rio Grande Coun-
Is must be officially reported to deter
ine lhe result, though the Republican
ate ticket would be successful by mea-
n majority.
coLoRED girl, aged ten, employed in
e mouse OF Mrs Bailey, in Hamilton,
Mo, recently attempted to kindle
c with coal-oil and was burned to
,ath
SPECIAL to the New York Herald, of
{ 44th, from Washington, SAYS the writ
application of Gov. Chamberlain for
'opS 10 and him in enforcing the law, as
Chief Magistrate of the State of South
"oIina' arrived in the former city the
y previous, and was placed before the
"nofltleS by a delegation headed by
.HaIor Patterson. The answer of the
'ie'ary OF War, after consultation. was
at ne should await the return of the
esident.
,uAEriN 4, fARQuHAR TUppER, the Eng
u poet, and author of Proverbial
ilIosophy, arrived at New York few
Us ago.
i WASHINGTON dispatch of the 18th
y IN addition to the application of Gov.
laiIDerlain for troops for South Caro-
a. made to the Government, because of
'oaoie trouble in the Second and Fourth
S'flcts Of Virginia, it had been sug-
'"u 'Lat The marines should be held in
'r'ne'S y. at Norfolk, and company of
Iulefs at Fort Monroe, to prevent viola
N' ol the peace in case the city author
eS cannot do so.
'Now fell in Washington and in many
: y oi The East on the night of the 14th. |
'gH'e places in New England it reached |
Pun VI tlree inches.
dispatches report further
Juan depredations on the frontier Sew |
= hoFses and cattle had been stolen. and |
= =, .anchmen killed. In fight between
~ of the Second Cavalry and a
! ~ oody OF Indians at the head of Rich.
: = ofeek on the 18th, a private named
On. SHci was killed. The Indians were
~ @'ing ior Bridger's Ferry.
NE oflclal vote for Congressman in
p,lllton County, Ohio, is: First District
J yer 'Dem) 14,144; Force (Rep.) 49,
>. -, second, Banning Dem.) 14,13s;
a.'hews y tRep.) 14,O58.
-. NE oiliclal count of the Arkansas State
.eeioh ! oa shows total vote for Governor of
- Dem. receiving a major
u 3'ssS over Bishop Rep.).
a ., MAN thought to be Frank James. one
~; "ie celebrated James Brothers, the Mis-
y, ~ outlaws, was arrested in Clay Coun-
NO, on the 18th, and taken to 81. Lou
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