The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-27
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
: Boorse at Paris was convulsed ool OF
lsp hv the intelligence that 7,oo(
! "n r-ios had joined the insurgents
asT prince Milan had openly made
'l' tbc Turkish troops. The at
Gapvl ,.victual the garrison of Nicsics
slhHsd. ,,,,,.,,, ont Of WASHING.
u ss,,n paying out silver coin for frac'
7 y Ssnr currency on the 10TH ,
u,rtien Consulate at New York
u " l sdvices on the 10Th that the revo,
','% :. H,vti was triumphant. Dom
gD il he late President, had fled.
liD, n.,sidert Ramcaux and Lerqueta,
W. general in command Of the Govern
J, a'T nrces, had been shot. 1t was
..b. that Biron Cannal, would take
srS 't;1, ol the Government:
=, Indiana Democratic State Conven-
.,, al indianapolis on the 10Th. The
" a.,,,n - contains resolutions calling for
ri,bdraval of the National Bank
!. ,r1 the substitution of notes issued
=, government, and demanding the
.,;,tp repeal of the Specie Resump-
s'w Congressman ]. D. Williams
,omi7atcd for Governor; Col. |. P.
I, for Lieutcnant-Governor; Judges Of
.roreme Court-First District, S.
Ersiirk; Second, A. G. Downey !;
SJ John Petit; Fourth, James
Warden; Secretary of State, John
y.f Auditor, E. Henderson; Treas
:, r c. Shaw; Attorney,General, c.
rkirk Superintendent of Public In
t,for J. H. Smart; Clerk of Supreme
r., G briel Schmick; Reporter Of Su-
.,rs rogrt A. n. Martin. Delegates
a, National Convention were chosen
instructed to vote as d unit A reso-
n, vas adopted declaring Gov. Hen
IN he lhe unanimous choice of the
,rsn,iaD for President Of the United
Biz.
rur Illinois State Democratic Conven-
,n select delegates to the National
r-ocaYc Convention will meet at
,-,rfpI on the cath of June next.
rm Nebraska Democratic State Con-
s,ia vas held on the 18th, and dele
as were chosen to the National Con-
rrgn. They were uninstructcd. Among
sbes spsolution was adopted demand
wsgody return to specie payment.
TH Territorial Republican Convention
| d Montana has instructed its delegates to
| National Convention to support the
l5zgatial u Blaine for the Presidency.
lTEyyA dispatch of the Goth says the
'Ni.n ambassadors at COGstantinOple
| MrnoDstratcd against bringing troops
| tn Bsslai into Europe, on account of
| 1Fpgaence Of the plague in that city.
4DyuEs were received in London, on
| be gtl. that the natives at Delogoa Bay, !
-SwthVc:tcTn Africa, had risen against
fBTicish authorities. Fears were enter
i lined for the safety Of the missions there.
Lord LYTLEToN committed suicide on
a%h,
Tue Lewiston Me J Savings Bank has
Expended, owing to a prolrlcted run, but
suPectcd eyenmlily to pay in full. !
hBaIIoa Manufacturing Company and |
Z fFa Of George Ball0u & Son, of
alschet, R. l., made IN assignment
11e 10Th. Their liabilities exceed their
S5Jg between $ljO,000 and $500, 900. |
IE Labor National Convention, |
a1'.y IN session at PiJt5burg-, Pa,
"Ihl, among others, resolutions de- |
-1lls strong protective tariff; de-
.al- Il favor Of the election of Presi- |
S-d the United States by the direct
&o'i-e people; demanding the strict
-T@H. Of tie EigLt-IIour law, and !
-:aainDt by Congress Of stringent
SF .aT> and urging upon the different
aa Legislatures to pass such apprentice .
i"sT. insure competent workmcn in
III! branch 0, industry.
4toRT LARAMIE telegram Of the Goth .
2@ further lntian ou'rares on the
'E " ue Black HILLS. Mr.. and Mrs. /
Ky, Of LARAMIE City, had been murdered
Ne lnoians in Red Canon, about fifty |
-s from Custer City, and man
ll4 Simpson killed, and three others
ro15oi.
H. lah I0icago htsr-Oc.an of the Goth
',Saed @Iegrams from some two hun
~ :. l.. Ild'' IN Illinois, Indiana, Michi-
~ ~. VlIo and Pennsylvania, showing the
..-..a Of the growing crops of winter
,,.'. anu iFWt. According to these dis
''.' Illinois promised well. In some
N. -.7 'Ae wheat would prove a failure,
~. .- us majority of the reports were On.
N, gI'!As Peaches were injured by the
~ n, '.vII during March, but apples
4. :, nearly all varieties of small
y.5 r5. promised an abundant Weld.
@,.,: S's,n and Pennsylvania reported ex-
br-,p prospects Tor all kinds of crops.
M 'Ds s., parts Of the latter State peaches
s.,,, ,''! apples hai suffered, but no,
I1..s!, ,@'s', Michigan, however, expected
!. ..,-1.~ ~. yield all round. In Indiana
mn. ', "~0 spring had proved unTav-
r,,s. '~ Wv winter wheat and peaches, but
5.,:,, h., ''o ,, small fruits appeared to be
~. +s' T., reports from Ohio were to the
M +, .'', .a T4eat was badly damaged, ex-
Ir,,,., J - ,''.''Iraincd bottom lands. and
,[.,,l ,,.,,gu Yield Of all kinds of fruit WAS
ID 1IyaDNsto ,. Ragusa telegram of the
,-1,r Ty?ae y. attempt to relieve and re.
ID ,.,,,,p,, sE',c., made the day previous,
l.ti.' 5o',Iy failed. AT last advices the
ta. .,,ss,,ar,''y" s,r'y was in full retreat, pursued
aa5,.,;:.N a: NOLAN, the burglar convicted
Ilas '"g y The New York merchant,
a:sI IL H. \, Noe, in August last, was
n, u :. N'" York On the 2lst.
l...e,, 'S3nectscut 2 delegation to the Re.
Al Po,tnl,s,s.%rl1 ss,.%1sI Convention will pre-
slr, ,s s, '0' the Presidency.
ea cas. Ipea-a negro, one white man and
HI s,%sa" s";@ lndians-were hanged Ia at
b i. connis ,,i, Ark, on the a1st, for mur.
srn,.. '.'eo IN the Indian Territory.
ssa aee;ion \ st of powder occurred on
d yo, u The tunnel now heinz exssu ercsv.,oa on
.sias sp''n NJ Giamorgan, South lN1SlI,ss Wales
! s&swsl r' root to fall in and burvinr all
Iii st-pea ',asa; gs., Up to dark on that Isv r,'
'eassj Isaa 5ss bodies and a number Of
A.. D'' been recovered.
evep,s,.,nA ,,A d dispatch of the 22d says
TOE nr,S'sn 'n Of the persons implicated