The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22
THE NEWS.

l,N If bangVli +i"'
asa s,,s : ticket headed by John c. Talbo
VIVA carsrnor, was placed in nomination
10 ,.,,s. u, we're chosen to the st. Lou
pnS y,,tiou who were instructed to SUI
V.. !. ridden for the Presidency. The re
S,,ior, commend the conduct OF til
@." , Honse of Congress in insti'utin
',re,ligatious aud oppose the imitation
be .5' National currency
Trg Delaware State Democratic Cor
.-$o, III, met at Dover, Oh the 18th, an
,,o., delegates to the National Conven
,.s, y. Who we're instructed to support Bay
", ..I' ar the Presidency. The platform
hros hard money.
Hon. HENRY B. ANTHONY was re-elect
,irpited States Senator, on the 18th, b.
as Rhode Island legislature
,oorprSG to Ragusa kilograms of th'
mb ,be Henegovinian insurgents ha(
l,,,;rei 10 accept of the Turkish armis
t9
g gAntwerp, the disturbances were re.
rs,ei on the l4th. Many thousand men
r,rbd through the streets shouting
enRD with the Minister'S" A Catholic
i,sfr.iOn was attacked and gutted. The
gr rI,rmes charged upon the mob and
wounded several persons.
Or the 14th the passenger rates be-
,zsep Ibc East and West suffered another
r5pctton, being fixed as follows: Chi
ag to New York, $13; to Boston, $14
h Baltimore and Washington, S12; to
rfgerI, S.; to Buffalo and Niagara
hns 81. On some Of the roads the
ticket: are limited.
Ms NJ. D. BoGGs died at Philadelphia,
shc 18th, aged 100 years, five months
nitEc days. She was born and had al
Uys lived in that city. Her faculties re-
ngHel clear and her memory strong al
aa to the last.
Tag Mississippi State Democratic Con-
EriOl met at Jackson on the 14th. Dele
aes we're chosen to the National Con
Hnim, who were uninstructed, except to
Wswaunit and to O0ppose the two-thirds
He They are believed to favor Tildcn.
THE North Carolina State Democratic
Convention met at Raleigh on the 18th,
sri nominated a full State ticket, headed
kZB. Vance for Governor.
THE Court of the Queens Bench has
rlcnd the unconditional release of Wins
5T The Boston fOrger, the United States
ISvirg declined to negotiate supplement
aIEzradition treaty.
LONDON dispatches of the 18th an
l0Ince several important failures, with
tbLlities aggregating $, $50, coo.
HSccle5ratcd German Oriental schol-
g. IF. PCemann, is dead.
TnE Connecticut HoGse of Representa-
dre Oh the 18th, by a vote of 1873 to 70,
passed law reducing the legal rate Of
interest from seven to six per cent.
LRs ABRAHAM LINCOLN, who a year
-@vaS declared insane o"41 ..r.,. =, -,
Syum, has recovered and been restored
b the possession Of her estate by the
ane court which adjUdged her dcmcnted.
1T the first annual session of the Amer
alNmserymcn's Association lately held
0 Chicago formal organization was
lectd. Z. Moody, Of Lockport, N. Y,
as chosen President for the ensuing
ear several Vice Presidents were also
elet; the Secretary is D. W. Scott, of
aena, ILL.,; Treasurer, \. Il. Whitney,
FiMkIyntOn, Ill; Executive Commit
e. IS, Hubbard, L. K. Sc0feld and J.
Harrison. The next annual meeting
IIbe held in Chicago.
AT Constantinople, on the 18th, a Cir
sian officer named IIaSsan, forced his
/! into the Grand Fizicr's residence, at
and assassinatcd Hassien
'lI Pasha, Turkish Minister of War,
caIJ Pasha, Minister OF Foreign At
L. servant of Midhat Pasha and a
ueE' Aaiseril Pasha, Minister of Ma
e. and another soldier were wounded.
l'anlnoplc dispatches of the 18th say
NFeSltarc Of the Sultan had been
P'Ael IN consequence. The Servian
.! was On the frontier, and Russian
BOLIVAR were assembling at Sevasto-
1SDoN kilograms of the 10Th announce
turning at Ayr, Scotland, of the ex-
'0s carpet works Of James Temple
Inc IRE was caused By the friction
1' machinery. The operatives we're
'"A al Ihc time, and the oyerseer and
u!,Lour women perished in the flames.
; f'y9V0O. Saunders paper ware
Ss ID London also burned on the 10Th,
owing a loss Of $50, 900.
10 a San Francisco dis
81" ,ne 10th, later returns from the
s'u election indicated that the Repub-
us and independents would tie the
'oSfats in the Legislature, rendering
S,ecuon u for United States Senator
-N'hN | dispatches Of the 10th say a
~ y. Lao Just been received there that
'''aA Indians had recently attacked a
. !ould-up at Fremonts Orchard
8 81 sisA'y miles down the Platte, kill
.',Iu .a,I men and driving off the stock.
s''''efS were leaving their ranches
.s'n'elfa'Ing at the nearest settle
= republicans in the New Hamp-
legislature a have nominated Hon.
'' Mullins lor United States Senator.
u
= arkansas Democratic State Con-
va, ;.a '@'ely IN session at Little Rock,
v vi',vu 1r iull State ticket, headed by
y Miller for Governor.
nN' 'le assassin Of certain mem.
nj u ue Turkish Cabinet, was
''a vi me morning of the 18th.
.NLTAhY BRIsTow rendered his
,@'ion ,o,' On the nth, TO take effect on
'0'n' 1t was accepted.
d, FhClAL train on the Anderson
VI oi the Grcenville & Columbia
~ n@' was prccipitated through a
~ ~ Uillge on The night of the 10th,
..s ~; nglheer, conductor, fireman and
41,a ni, hands, the only persons on the
Ea pan francisco, on the 17th, heavy
t:' p-e" uoWn a partly completed three
i; s"'iUing, killing one woman and
:. ; several men, one fatally.
s,S i%no ,1 Jury, on the nth, indicted
: ~ y. harrington, ex Assistant Unitei /
s,gas s'ilc' Attorney for bribery. He
a. ~gea ! with receiving $4,000 to in
Il i n n'S action in consenting to a new |
d 4 os ie case Of certain parties CON |
:; y murder Arthur B. Williams, |
,n q charged with having given him
unity, Was alcp -