The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-15

y, .,,.,rcp from Portland, Oregon, re
( !gi, A5 San Francisco on the 7th, says
.. s''s S,e + had gone Democratic. The
n,u,,,r,ts ', claimed majority OF twelve
Dl5s S5s.te legislature on joint ballot
IT., Minnesota Prohibition State Con,
I,ia, ,l held at Minneapolis on the 'th,
l.ayJ 'I.n,s1 PLATFORM and nominated State
Electoral ticket
+ srctng scene occurred between
,..,. Blaine and Knott, before the Ju-
a,i,,, s Committee in Washington on the
~ .' ,'rs,ivr to the Caldwell telegram
n, ,L' Pr,irs demanding of Mr.. Knott his
.,,n - fcr not informing the committee or
%,,rb,ie S Of its reception. Mr.. Knott ex-
.,;,sItbs lie had made inquiries as TO
+, r.IirelIs whereabouts, and had been
Tanned that he was in Italy. When the
..r,m in question was received it con-
,,Jpoday of the month and gave no ad-
=, IN London, and he was unaware OF
4. .rstom of the Cable Company of re-
rADr the address at the point from
thence dispatch is sent, and not send
N, # over the cable. He read
A. .i,ygrch 10 four members Of the COM
nfHp4 and believed it to be trick, and
c Dgt account had not made 1t public.
nd tbe dispatch said Blaine was
nlty-he lCaldwelD had got the bonds
4, limit would have been an in
n,ce to Mr.. Blaine to have given it to
me publiC. lIr. Blaine here intimated
ag had it been unfavOrable to him, the
tsBstCh would have got out pretty
mD. Mr.. HuntOn and other mem
tgy Of the committee confirmed the
atements made by Mr. Knott. A
gniti controversy occurred between
ysar;. Blaine and Knott on the
gbiCt Of the former having com
--l'1'u WIN '' " ~ ~ ,r 2 ms
t,iny that he had no evidence to
an effect, and never pretended to have
ly The following is copy Of the tcle-
nn received by Mr. Knott on the 1st
i,a.. and which he furnishes for puhlica-
ion;
LONDON. -.
h.aa:
a.s Jl' t,aa IN t New OK papers ScotI si Gy
e 5 . IT, % O geyr gaTS III BiaTs i. 0rT orT Fof
sibye foreign @ rawsy contracts &C % on my hands
,asl make impossible for me E, to leave without
rs! SSna a!e cES or %o"H Saay SoIaHth{
'-'''' '''' ''''' II a JoSfAH CALDWELL.
ACCORDING to Vienna DISPATCHES of the
@arport was current there that Scrvia
bad declared its Independence Of Turkey,
refused to pay further tribute and
marched an army across the Turkish
i0ntiCr
v,n,,,r n,.o,,..,.u ,.. ,-
George Sand, a distinguished French
novelist died in Paris on the Sth.
TIE Nichioan State Republican ron
5lrion REORGANIZATION of State officers
has been called to meet ot LANSING on the
@GAugust.
TEE Gporga Ststo noroorot;o co,uor
ton has been called to moot on .bo Cd ~
August
WN7 SYKES has hoor ar,o;r.od ond
confirmed rnitod Stotos 1,onf,,I 81 Cau1;E
Wales '- Ut Ut ~
r,rrr r.
bera,sa, s =, : I NED 'NANt ; family mas been
.n !, wo'h; ~ 'nV "uol'lon ot a o"oghter'
rn.S. '1''' oH 'i'e Gun
HIoa ,D' 81 9pSnI$h IL OoF'es, on the 9th, the
s,,,i.b g n.,,,. -. 'al"'iai'ca declared that the
Catholicism " i"'0'i' '"''Oi' WIFI
Drsp,ro,,,
bon Fart To.,.', ".'' i.'''oou "' oihala
tsc, tb,, o~oI , y" 'ie ''h' 10 inc ei'
~ p, p'o'I'e iqUiah louSea were
Horse, and tb.t a sa,to,,o ''"'. o',,y "nu I'"~J
been fought botn'oo,, . Se'e.I engagement h"u
Gcg No pay,icnIor. 'nInl ,,ora a.;n anu 0''0N "
A R,sv, r.' In =, uI@iS we're gwen
ay train Of W, t~on,,. ~, 'cassf"m ol 'ne y'n
cached that ci,, ,9 ,Id J sUTen wagons nau
bout sl5 o0o ~ ,pI, ,,,I ""s 'e'oIe VI, bringing
'eIIowstope orriyoJ ''. ~, a., '.a s'o"i,iel
ringing s21 0oo in vi h,,a. INC S. s",ne :'ns
liners report ab,,rdnn,a osS' 81 IA ite'uln.hs VI .
Jes5wooj .ou;l '"uu"iiCe vi goia IN lhe
eTay from s. TO $3.50 ner dow nor
la1, with occasional nocI,ot, 1,,'oh
ore. pay ING iA''0n
Tn wo,. y.
onye,tion ~, 'Istnia State Democratic
ID chose ,o[ ddln niS, al Charlestown, onthe sth,
., headed bv II. 80 was n'iiiiii"-
nor. '''"' ioi WV
Ok the r;o,.
ank N,iI5an @I no The 9th, the house of
:, CaDaJa al' Ill.,. Hiteen miles east of Wind
lall child, @%' destroyed by fire and five
Ap. 'n burned to death.
q a. aurhLET lately issued by Gen. Igna-
cra.,.a ,,.S Am oaSsador at ConstsntinopIe,
ses ia ta d;,'sp profound sensation. 1t pro-
nri,o;9 %ui'lae the Turkish Empire into
~ g'Dgnipallues, u to be named, respect
sri,n 'satian, Albanian, Servian,
r anu 'feek'
,Se ,SSoIsrANTINoPLE y dispatch of the 18th
" wy, +" The Governors of the Turkish
lggteG spending St the regulations pro-
tan ans Iu.ing the reign of the late
y ;, .
,.JuS;. rIs iO'h' Mr. Blaine was before the
ed to ,r,S nrnSn.H oommitte, n and again re-