The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-08-17
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''' that Mr.. Sullivan > WIZ nav
p'u' r,iding spirit in a ring IL
~ Board designed to throw
Snom ,,. ppder the control Of the
sD C,,bolics. Mr.. Sullivan obtained ne
% M tbc portion relating to his wife e
" " ",.nreeded s to his residence and
t'r s,pr with his wife and brother
lPIi y, Hanford's residence, where
q ,..J ~ Mr., Il. and demanded re,
I. ,',1 which Mr.. H. refused to grant
~ ,a,Iir,p then struck him, and a
. 'l. ",asj Friends interfered to sep
a.m and Mr.. $. says Mr.. II, struck
Wv rhsreupon he drew a revolver
n ., him, intending, as he says, to
''sim J in the arm, but the ball took
!. tba bowels, and the wounded
i ~ Y in IN about half an hour. The
.n. % iur recommended that Mr..
np be held without bail to await the
,aof the Grand Jury.
- ppvr was nominated by the Re-
.,,, of tbe Third Maine District, on
I, n fl tbe unexpired term of Mr..
!, eIsctpd to the Senate.
!. Connecticut Independents have
4, Sgte Convention to meet in New
-, tbe 18th of September, to nomi-
.,ii5ates for Presidential Electors
Inresssiona and State officers
!, ReDublican State Convention of
.,,, WAS held at Jefferson City on
n George A. Finkelnberg, of st.
vss nominated by acclamation for
,7r; c. c. Allen was nominated for
.-,,spt Governor; Eugene F. Weigel
,S,rtsry of State; Col. John Sever
SIM State Treasurer; G. r. Smith for
.aar General; A. W. Mullins for
.--y General. The Cincinnati plat
rni candidates were indorsed.
NJ Michigan Democratic State Con-
ysn WAS held at Detroit on the 9th.
sbIloving ticket was nominated; For
s1pr v. L. Webber; Lieutenant
,fryr Julius Housman Secretary of
h, George II. House; Treasurer, J. G.
tE5es.: Auditor General, F. NJ. HOl-
w. Commissioner Of the Land Office,
" Green; Superintendent Of Public
sr9rlOn, Zelotus Truesdell. Presiden-
sNOy were chosen, and resolutions
a5Fi indoTsing the platform adopted
cae isket nominated by the National
rtltOn at St. Louis
lFRT SULLY special Of the 9th says
1fr from the hostile Indians had just
-TaI srnging Il report that Terry's
-zli had encountered them, and that
i we're fanked by Gen. Gibbon and
i beaten, They acknowledged a loss
10vOunded, and say Sitting Bull was
Li4pugl both thighs.
iE BENZ. +. BUTLER is candidate
llges: in the Seventh Massachusetts,
tt
HE admissions to the Centennial EX-
sion Philadelphia, from May 10 to
-aa 3, were 2,S60,0OO. The cash re-
1saA gates were 1905, 500. \ large
5hat accrued from licenses and other
1Ge, making an aggregate of more
4 million dollars received into the
sRuT
F PORTER, of Tennessee, was nomi-
iiaiofFe.election, by the Democrats of
l1sae on the 9th.
IlE regular State Convention of the
1s0llcsns Of Arkansas, on the 10th,
isatTO days session, nominated a full
sf&ktt, headed by Joseph Brooks for
'7enor, and Presidential Electors.
IaE california State Republican Con-
aal adiOuned on the 10th, after hay.
paced III nomination an electoral
@Is !vlh Senator Logan appeared
4"' ue Whisky Frauds Committee and
-''acea as false in every particular
: 4'Inuatlons made by Ex-Solicitor |
WI and others, that he had been con- |
:" With the whisky frauds. He said |
'u laa any connection, directly or |
+Nu!. with any distillery, or any con-
WI viii dlStlllerS or rectitiers, and no |
,% Win them whatever, nor had he |
s'ssEs !, Of any frauds, except as they
"v'Opea IN the trials and published
.IaeTspapers.
,T1 l'ASs from the late State election
!. I'' "" received at Montgomery on
-a' give Houston Dem.) for
,-yl majority of 36,67l in ffty-.
."laeS The State Senate stands
- "I's, n Independent, /; Repub-
:, :. Ilouse-Democrats, SO; Repub-
~ %; Independents, 2.
s,'ha - OEEcHER's counsel have filed their
!. ~. 'ut complaint of Mr.. Moulton in
IA a., !. l0r malicious prosecution, in
g,;,s, NY ueny most Of the allegations
ir s4 'ss , IN the complaint, and assert
.s5rt @ ," aslsndant did not request the
ei,di.'.' D'ley to enter a mol. pros. in |
! r'lsn' NJ, a against Mr. Moulton. The
VII De tried in the fall.
INV. ,,.ss y daughter of John Bailey, liv.
,ag + iif0Vidence, R. l., was fatally
ss,s IL, T| :, evenings ago while pouring
d, ''F oil from a can upon a fire in a
.te h.. ~ NIL formerly Assistant Ar.
,,,Si,.,, t@ :, !, Oeen appointed Supervising
.h,''' y, Of the Treasury. 'p'' '''Ds
..isi, ID ieatennial mt Commission have voted
i. aT ,ro a,' , psFs0ns to the Exposition on
'Iae,, W. W Saturdays of each month. on
aa a. twenty-five cent note, in.
i,,,. cent note, as heretofore.
luhs nsa l,a was received in Washing
IA Poas i''n 4 from Speaker Kerr, who
lfihe ,r, pfioge Alum Spring, in
p va, ays he was much worse % and
G., :, growing weaker. "
.FSi,so'a n, HORACE a PORTER appeared before
1on on ~ Frauds Committee in Wash.
!Slci,a- -'F Es.1 ,sth, and denied many Of
dlg tb,, y. Wilson's assertions, in.
b. H. ,,' I,oncerning the "syIph" dis
Fil,ass ~ also denied positively tn that ' he
p11' pe,dent was to shield llOr Rahcoop ne ooaia a
mated ~ stated that the President had
,;e,sr bsa nm (witness) that nothing
atng B,hoan, come to his knowledge i'm,
be BIa.s agy9ck c directly or indirectly
,.srou : Pfiaay" sDeculations.
glire. !, chef N officer of the Molly
lpias, !, eIIsl Sslqylkill County, Pa, .al's and
Cspn,,. tn'el officer in Northumber.
aSep !; !, and six other prominent
'pty to,as ,ne organization, have been
try win sSaad 3 guilty of assault and
'ass. 'nent to kill one William
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