The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-29
IOWA STATE NEWS.

PN"seu W replace one bought with he
money, and sod by her husband Til
court held that piano was family cs
pfnse, and, as such, the husband and wifi
were equally liable therefor The case come
up again at this term in garnishec pro
eefdlns, where the plaintiff procured iude
lhent against Mrs. Felt, and &c. Gates a
garnishee, who held money. as being par
OF an insurance on the life of Mrs. Felt
husband, who had deceased. The defend
ant claimed that the debt was that of he
husband, and not hers; and that the debt o
awite cannot be recovered outof policy O
insurance on the life of a husband. Til
I Court holds that the property of both hus
band and wife is liable for family ex
penscs; that See. ,1Sasof the Code provide
exemption only as to debts of the party in
sured, not of the one receiving the none,
as The husband or wife of the one upor
whose life the policy issued. The proceeds
OF endownlent-policies are also exempt from
the debts of the party assured; but, if til,
money should reach the hands of his repre-
| sentatives, they become subject to thci
debts. The decision subjecting the none,
in the hands of the garnishec to the plain
tiirs judgment was affirmed.
| The Law Department class of the Univer
| sity, numbering fifty five, graduated on th5
Goth.
| The burned wing of the Insane ASYLUM
| at Mount Pleasant is to be at once rebuilt O
stone.
A YOUNG man named Edward Wainburr
was drowned at Oto, in the Little Sioux
i'''ei, "'e" evenings ago, whlle attempting
~ iin "ctoss WIN MS ciothes on.
AT Dubuque, few days ago, Joseph
Gleason, a laborer, accidentally drove pick
completely through his foot Just below the
lnstep, and at last accounts he was likely to
die, lock-jaw having INTERVIEWED
The Supreme Court at its recent session
ueeluea that Where dozen persons sell a
drink oil whisky to person, from the effects
Oh winch he becomes intoxicated and beats
ahothef, or destroys his property, they are
"rohs-doers jointly, and each is liable for
the injury done by all. They may all be sued
togelher, or one or any number of them
separately.
LIE Des Moines Exposition will be for
lially opened on the 9th OF October, and a
l|ti "'ii 'e nei' ior thirty days thereafter,
- "ni,n p,n IL VIII oe pIpcrinahehtlY open
W 'lc pubic
SoH| i't''c excitement was created IN Ger
:, ."'i' D'O'q'o c'iI'cs, the oIhef DAY, over
-. ,n' o"'ieciiic''' VI "i cioPelheht. Joseph
n'n,n l,iaIii"'In' eiS'f-ill'Nef' son OF inc cX-
p"r,",t. a,,,'.,'4 s,'.", i'.i away "l'l r"''nS
''' u""5h'ci Vi "aSoh'hlUhtr, TO
f"i Fl"y' WIS., inc Dfctna Green for alb
ioNe's' mhcle inc KNOT was ticd
'.1..'. ~ VIZ oo"h'S w o'Hcc'
s,'.,,. ""'''' "7s' ms i'"Lcuts
w. '''e ',.'e"' p"' '"e S''' 'oINs
,',,,,,,,'' 80 "'iN w ""''oS ."ec the
~ VI, % away " Wisconsin,
;,,t ~" "''"' maui IL aii
N,'hSGhh anu 'fc'9ht tralh on inc
ino - n att I''!,'''' o,l tue morn
ootr.,, -
engines and three FREIGHT ears No ncrsnn
was iniurcd thc Locomotive man an sa,.tn..
themselves Inv fumninp No material do,n'
aoo was d,,,n 70 tho ,7.,.,l,,,..,,, t,';, ~
""S "0"o w 'nU P"''.hS' ""in' lhe
accident was caused by freight conductor
running on the time of the passenger train.
THE Board of Regents of the State Univcr-
sity have established dcpartmcrt of bomeo-
pathy as authorized by act of the Lcgisla-
ture last winter, and appointed committee
to select comnetcnt nrrs,ns in that school
". .V'',pI.v"' cv p'' ,onS III 'n"' ''i''oi
the NEXT March meeting Of the Roord ''' "
-
Nos ]. r FUvER, of Sioux City, has been
nominated as the -kcpunIcan o.,. .aAas,uc ~.
Juds,c of tbc Eourtb Judici,l u; strict
Jug VI 'i-' y III VI . t''''> '''
The Burlington & Southwestern train
str,,l, ,rd p;1lod an urLnoun ,,,n q, tro
e'' u'N anu Ni,'1' ',' u'M"'"" i'''', 'i ."o
The cnrineer saws he first saw him croyyliner
TT s,,
toward the track. lie reached lof the brakes
and reversed his engine but to no avail. He
was Ioo olosc "hch ho luiiS "hu'' s'oou 'nc
mans design to stop. He certainly wished
to commit suicide.
THERE are 346 working lodges of Masons
in the State.
The Western Farm Journal rives the fol-
lowing list of County and District Fairs in
the state during 1876:
Adair Sept ~ 2s %. 30; Audubon, Oct. 3, 4, 5;
biaGk iiawh; S seft- =, % ~ nuth,an "a ~ 1c'
okee. Sept. g. 7, s; Chiekasaw, Sept ~. -. %;
Clarke, Sept; y, % ~; Clayton Sept; y; 2S %
& ID n,awarc I, Sc SEPT ss 81 IS a. Des Moines SEPT
10, 20 21. y; Dubuque, Sept. 4 5, g. Z. S; Emmet,
Sept y 10 rofa' Sep'' 70 ~ rrftn, Iep,' t
1. 5. 6; Henry, Sept. s. 6. I, s; Howard, Sept Is,
27 as; jackson Sept s5. u ss ~ Johnson; Sept.
Kos .pth ~anf Spnt