The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-13
THE NEWS.

ihD .,.ea in the success of the Demo-
Nie ,icket The total vote of the State
d,'' as ,rlv the town of Salem to hear from
'lnVD iS lsst year was II Republican to Y
sNl'n .,rstic is 9s, 4S5, against l0o,9S3 last
Nn'' m Iugersoll (Dem.l for Governor has
!'l s";t: Robinson (Rep.), 1851; Atwatel
ap'l, ,rcv " Reform, 1886; Smith (Pro.), +,
~, Incersoll's majority, 1861; plu-
s1ar .3 ISIS. The Senate stands Is Demo
nl!' ~. and Republicans, and the House
na~ .a nomocrats to s. Republicans and 2
lnlependents'
.rvpy boat which was being drawn
-, tbe River Dee, at Aberdeen, Scot
VA y, ros capsized in mid stream by the
L,Isnce .a OF the current on the 9th. The
Wv. 'D,s "a. crowded with passengers, and
,tot thirty were drowned.
oy the slh. a decree was promulgated
p,rs fixing May 1st, 1873, as the time
,',sning the Paris Universal EAposi-
NVlVH'Nc
dH
Nearly 100000 postal cards were
sr.1 BY the Postoftice Department dur
BIZ tbe month of March.
r,.sycrrTARY BELKSAP has retained
,.b, counsel in the impeachment trial,
v.sr Montgomery Blair, Jere. S. Black,
P,, Bptler and Matt. II. Carpenter.
Az ORDER was issued, by the President,
IN be 9Th. directing the relocation of the
,ny Headquarters at Washington, and
do recurring that in future all orders
;;,pd BY the War Department relative to
r?tsry affairs be promulgated through
he General of the Army.
Tm returns from the Rhode Island
2,r election, received on the morning of
A, 5lh, give Lippitt Rcp.) for Governor,
,g.; Howard lPro.), 6,221; Beach
Dsnl 3,419-Lippitt lacking about 400
fan election by the people. Alderman
Repl for Secretary of State, is elected by
bon 10000 majority over Pierce (Dem.J.
The General Assembly will stand-Sen-
n ,Ventyscven Republicans and nine
Democrats; House, sixty-three Republi-
ar and nine Democrats, thus insuring
heelection of the Republican State ticket
hhat body.
TIE announcement was made at Phila-
lphia on the 4th by Postmaster Fair
nan, that the postotfice OF that city would
heopd At dark, and all night work ana
business suspended in accordance with
Secretary BIistows recent instructions.
Several business firms OF the city there
upon offered TO delray the expenses of
keeping the Office open as usual, which
g1E vas accepted by the Postmaster.
Is the suit of Frank Noulton against
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, defendants
demurrer has been sustained, with leave
DPantiti to amend his complaint within
twenty days, on payment of costs.
FOrR powder magazines near Salt Lake |
City, Utah, exploded Onthe afternoon of |
be 5,l, with terrible effect. Three /
men were al work in one of the maya
lines, and all that could be found of them
were small pieces OF flesh, the largest of
7Ach was portion Of q foot in boot.
lToMan and boy in the city were struck
y HDdcrS and killed, and several other
stons were injured. One lady died
rnlFisht. The partial remains of two
5y' were found near the ruins of the
magazines. They were out hunting, and
EhHPp0sed they fired into one of the
Magazines and caused the explosion.
IHE notion for a new trial in the case
o. Avery, late Chief-Clerk of the
Internal Revenue Bureau at Washington,
recently convicted of completely in the
'll'Ay frauds at st. Louis, has been over
nlt.
lH failure Of F T. Canda & Co..
hI0id contractors, Chicago, and doing
na.ats' In st. Louis under the name of
l. Il Payson Co., has been announced.
laaF liabilities are stated to exceed
s,NODO.
ACCORDING to dispatches from London
II vienna, Of the 9th, affairs in the Tur-
AMI provinces had again assumed a
-'" -'1,'ning aspect. A report prevailed
I ~ ''c "Aole OF northwestern Bosnia had
.'ASn out IN full rebellion, and that
N''A Vas making heavy preparations for
MORE than 5000 workmeD in tbe Der.
!SaIfe lAnglandl coal mines have quit
va O''"1Se OF proposed reduction of
a ihE Emperor of Brazil left Para on the
r,31 pr' N ''e steamship Heyclius, for the
United States.
,n,, 1,i',''ES, , PlERREPoST, an attorney
c., 'r D. A = Bradley, Levi P. Luckey and
f,r,,,. D1ococh appeared before Clymer's
5.,1Is 1'1s'ung committee on the 9th, and
s,,;r .' n'loy Of the essential parts of De-
r,, %1e 9Th Mr. Springer, of the House
S,.-y ,-,''..e .e on Foreign Affairs, asked Gen.
b lS,n S,' Il The committee should say that !
Enn, o,u,rcAl u. had been engaged in the t
md -' ..- ''lAe Transactions in good faith |
Is,',,,l WIN no fraudulent intent. whether ,
trbo D ~, sui desire fuller investigation
AZ, I, sake Of others. Gen. Schenck said
h. .% ny o| desire such an investigation ,
u, r.;1 "S we'll as himself; that he i
,,,-. As''ner ", dupe nor a rascal. he had ,
nd r% wiz, IN the mine with his eyes open
a,o, I vie" Of lettering his CON ]
hTaro nr, 'rn lie wished to show that the !
seRe1i. 90 o"ihS 10 hIsman-
&c OH .',a S"elu Mass Republican of
d h,,?y yS mat IN settling up the affairs t
pieo, ",,sA &c ,Donahue, the bankrupt pro. q
nr " 5;l ~ lne Boston Pilot, facts OF /
or,5, tNgracetul ?, character have come t
sar s,s rD,,, It appears that during the past c
ps,tl 'Ta,S :. ne has had thousands of dollars
Esl c.haI. y n'' hands for safe-keeping by
fer bes, 4ollcS, ~. who regarded him as !
bl. D,irn,s m.ena' Such money he put in. t
~, private business and lost. l
raliao MIS- Missouri State Democratic Con- f
Slrf %.+. %.ll meet at Jefferson City, on the a
foasI ~ a,ey' TO elect delegates to the Ma. |
lfo.s,on,Ri %,lln Rry. Y JoHs Jonss, Bishop of the
gps IT, 1ioa Episcopal Diocese of vir, j
qIhe 5th AieAahdrla on the night
lays Dena @ nNhAGEN dispatch of the 7th I
rag 70 ih ,-.;'. and Germany were endeav-
d&e ShIa'ea LHe at a satisfactory solution
IN, ,nleswig, " Holstein question. +
trs h,. new Ss, Jersey House of Representa- !
Ind ed',.a. "s defeated the bill to tax church '
/, aaea'ional :. property. '''''
Doaven,;as 10 call for a mass State