The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-09-28
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i. ,inth CONVICTION Vi i'''
ar. .lb Naguires" for murder, five be
A' ,.,.dv under sentence of death IL
sass'rlEiIi County, and three in Carbon
' w. trial At Beaver, Utah, of John D
= ~, Ar completely in the Mountain
5.,iors massacre terminated on the aoth
'', verdict of guilty of murder in the
y y, issrep The jury were out little
rs than four hours
,-r,rreEycE was received at st. Paul,
~" IN tbe 91st, from Madelia, Wa,
, ' County, announcing that four OF
@ 4 yotbfeld robbers had been captured
!. miles west of that place. One of them
=. killed and three wounded quite
ior,v Two of the wounded were
.,,,bt to be the James brothers, and the
char wounded and the killed the Younger
s.,,ber Two of the citizens were
ashdy wounded
, SERIOUS and fatal accident occurred
,bs Pan Handle Railroad about twelve
mile, south of Columbus, Ohio, on the
romiDr of the 22d The four rear cars
IA passenger train, which was running
stbp rate of forty miles an hour, either
rnrei the track while making a curve,
a we're thrown off by a broken rail, and
,OJ down an embankment some twenty
ir,m thirty feet. The cars were badly
ns,bed and four men and two children
were killed, and between thirty and forty
rbes were more or less injured. One of
Ss children killed is a son Of s. P.
Rpyctt of Cairo, Ill.,, and the other
Lizzie Bancroft, of Philadelphia
wed three years. Two of the
men killed are William Kenchling,
Of Cincinnati, and Isaac Thornton, of
Iowa. of the other two, one was from
s. Louis and the other from Hamilton,
Ohio. names not given. OF the injured,
Ms c. Brazclton, of Greenwood, Iowa,
hs since died.
LAFAYETTE +, GROVER, Governor of
Oregon, has been chosen by the Legisla-
nre Of that State to succeed Mr.. Kelly in
The United States Senate, on the 4th of
March next
ATREATY has been COnSummatcd be-
tween the Sioux Indian Commission on
he part Of the Government and the prin-
dpaI Indian chiefs interested in the Black
Hills country, by the terms of which the
Indians yield up their claims to that coun-
Try the whites, and agree to move
further south, in return for certain sup
plies and considerations provided for in
hetreaty
disappointment of General Recruit
Ing has been directed to forward 300 re-
ruiS tc the Department of the South, as
follows: One hundred and fifty for the
second Infantry, at Atlanta; fifty for the
Third Infantry, at Holly Springs, Miss,
and 100 for the Sixteenth Infantry, at
Huntsville, Ala Recruits have been OBJ
aned on the frontier for the $500 cavalry
recruits authorized by Congress, and re-
c'alilng officers detailed in Nebraska,
Kansas and Wyoming have been sent to
their regiments.
MAXINE HOSPITAL surgeons of large
experience inyellow fever epidemics, have
orel detailed by the Superintendent of
tne Marine Hospital Service to proceed to
savannah and furnish all possible assist
4nce to the health authorities in prevent
Ing The further spread of the contagion
among the Atlantic coast cities. 1t was
confidently believed that the infection
would not proceed north of the places
where it was then prevailing.
4 DISASTROUS flood has recently oc-
,~lea IN Forest and Tioga Counties, Pa,
.'aseo by heavy rains suddenly raising
Av mountain streams. Two cabins near
"''on were carried away and their oc-
up"n'S, sixteen in number, were all
lV"aed. One of the families, named
@AS consisted of father, mother, and
We children, and the other was made up
MI Cooper, his wife, six children,
Aa Mrs. Adams, the mother of Mrs.
oOPef' Other lives are reported lost in
4eE sections of the flooded region.
Inc =, blowing up of the distractions in
"a, ua'e, in the East river, off New
|A' occurred on the gath, under the
P7I'Slon OF Gen. John Newton, and |
." complete success. Thousands of |
'OP.e mad gathered in all the available |
'''''es Tor witnessing the grand climax. |
NJ eApioSlon took place at little before
''e O'Clock p. NJ, and the effects are
~ Inscribed: In a straight and seem |
~ narrow line running north and
~, WA lor about 300 yards the water
"'sned' and arose evenly three
iour feet high. A dull thud
" heard, the rocks trembled
-ya'n 'lle feet of the multitude, as if
,I I TWO quick, short pulsations of earth
-, +D'' Inc water, which appeared to re-
' n., S,a'lonary for an instant, broke and
,.2 ssu up IN irregular, dark, yellowish
" about twelve feet high, mixed
,a =, T"ih smoke from the dynamite. Then
Y" oack, and in a moment the river re-
,ue0 Its peaceful aspect. Then mighty
W. arose from all the northeast side of !
, VIZ! anu from the steamers and boats,
4 ''eah whistles were blown, and
- "Sre rung out joyously, and all
:; OVef' The report was scarcely
l''dole, and not SO much as a ripple
o"u'ea upon the water, save Just over
-. 'po' Where the explosion took place. |
'.' was no conclusion in the air, and
- pane OF glass was broken in the city
- "afo S Island" A New York dis
. VI uie 24th says the general feeling
, ''ia' the work had been effectually |
~ ana the distractions in the channel |
'essfully demolished
:. we members of the Chicago whisky |
&. =, Hesing, G. 7. Burroughs, o. |
:, r,Nenson, Jonathan Abel and Simon
~ n-~ho were serving out their SEN
~ ~ 'of pelng concerned in the whisky |
40 sI'' were released from Jail on the 23d, |
:. payment = of fines amounting to little
a, Pi'ooV each. Ex-Aldcrman Hill
J. >, VINO had returned from Canada |
:, UT understanding that, on the pay
~, d me OF $1,000 and costs as a
,al'y lor his crooked transactions as
e. = MS case would be nolle pressed by
u '0oe ' paid such fine and costs
D.. Ah were 800 cases of yellow fever
1uswlck, Ca, on the 23d, and the
=" 'eiegraphed to New Orleans for aid.
-, population of the place is $500.
- ~ VI the five physicians of the town
'e among the sick.