The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-10-12
IOWA STATE NEWS

uata FEW Gays ago, as William Palor u,,.
Icing MS team at a well on thr nron,;"as "as
" Jesse Ramer, in Oakland to,s,ls,': pG.I''Scs
49, uehe one OF the horses kicked over
The bnrSs ss anu was soon covered with hoes
otha io'ses becoming frantic, rushed amonr
WA n,'es' Kicking and plunging in Their
tb;s. ehor.s' and succeeded in unsettinc.
,it ,n.i. .eeh other hives. The exasneratod 49,
i.ei"i'' covered the horses from ear to tai
Az SUNG them until they laid down and
uiea. Inc bees then attacked tbe -
tha ~ e.en went down the chimney to get at
ui.. sa. i"iiiiy' Baker was in very critical CON-
Pition at last accounts. '''i'
LITTLE nine-year-old cir, of Ra,,
nslnsted, living eight miles northeast ~
d;s,oaa.' d;,neiu' lell IN well, a few DAYS apo.
N'''0'a'ihs her neck and killing her instantly
AAo hlsKELI, an old and respected citi-
zen OF Wayne County, accidentally drant :.
quahtity OF concentrated ley, recently, He
''eu '"enty-elght hours later in great agony
lhE Iowa Grand Chapter, in session at Des
Moines, adjourned on the afternoon of ~
,. run "i'er having elected and installed the fol.
lowing n officers: High Priest, Horace 4
minsiow, Newton; Deputy High Priest A.
w. bougherty, Dubuque; G. X. T., J. W
Long; g. g., Nicholas Wohlerep. Grand
treasurer, W. W. Mcknight; Grand Score.
tary, W. B. Langridge.
lHE following were the apyointncnts
MADE by the presiding Bishop at the recent
Des Moines Conference.
ln9lan0la Dls,rict-J. NJ. Holmes, P. E.. Indian
i" p, 1t: N Smlthi Indianola Circuit, A. J Barton:
GRTsp Geasantyl,!e CaIsY D. Bourne Liberty Center s.
Murphy; WinteI set, E. NJ II. Fleming: Wintrrsei
Slrcuit, f. M. Slusser; st. Charles. suppIied by !
5Branston; Newburn, NJ Sheets: C6Inmhio
Hhoiiofue; H,t; Norwalk, j. j. D. Scoes; Ohio, S.
=, Charlton District-J. W. Todd, P. E.: Charlton,
=, 4 Mch stuart; Derby, r. Daily; Russell J. r.
aa0rsteweII; Osceola, }. A. Wilson; Murray, D.
Gui5; f5easant0n, to be supplied by j. Daily;
6arden 6rden Grove, c. c. Mabee; Decatur City, G, W.
Fai9eFfGai BaF Green Bay HaReox Mt Aver W.
e II Burleigh; lineville, p J. VOmcr: C6rydon'
Fred Harris; Allerton. II. Miller; seymour
'Thn nns hnrhed; MGinHi; 6;S,Mo New York R Harmed
,, Des M9ines piit Dls'rctmM d. Collins P. E.. Des
N MoInes u Fifth Street; T. s. Berry: Centenary, W.
II: H. Rees; Wesley Chapel, II. ii. Neal Mission,
W. =; Mahary Des Moines CT cult, W. +. Laidly;
nn nan Meter D. .: Stuart; Cambridge j D. Moore;
": d. Bennett: Monroe, II. NJ. Sexton; Prairie
City, j: NJ Snodgrass; Dallas Center. Jas. Lislc:
Green Castle, X; j. Osborn, one supply; Altoona,
NJ. A. Wright; Waukee, D. Lamont; Saylorvillc j.
piled. " cup
. Boonsboro District.-A ]. Andrus. P. E.;
Boone, J. NJ. Conrad; 30 ne Circuit W c
Smith; BoonsbOro, Asa Sleeth; Ridgeport c W.
Stuart; Ontario. A. b. Shipman; Ames l. T. Mill
er; Nevada, f. w. Ninson: Iowa Center, &. A.
Sroney; Moingona, o. II. Baker; Ogden, s. Jones;
Aenia, VIM Abraham; Perry, f. w. Brady; Rip
pey, j. b. Barkley; Jefferson L. II. Wo ,dworh;
jefferson Circuit, j A. Stevens; Grand Junction,
B. f: Shettery: Scranton, B. F. Durfee; Glidden
sup ly o. Scott.
Corning District-G P. P. Bennett. P. E; Corn
Ing, ". 7. Smith; Alton, J. A: Stayt; Alton Ct,
Leach; Goshen, ]; J: Caldwell Mormontown. to
be supplied by A. j. Loveoy; Bedford Geo Clam
mer; Conway r. Randolph; Howeyville. G. f.
Brand; Clarinda, P. F. Bresee; College Springs,
u. Shinn; Union Grove. TO be supplied by j. D.
De Tar; Red Oak, P. p. ingalls,; tillisca, ". S.
II oker; Carl, j. b. Gibson; Brooks. II. J. Ever
ley: Essex, Thus. Barnhat Memory. Chas. +.
Lynn; Red Oak Ct, j. p. Evans; Milford, j. W.
Bott.
Council Bluffs District-B. F. W Cozier p. E.;
Broadway, NJ. Walters; Macedonia. l.. NJ.
Campbell Malvern ,. c. Worts; Glenwood, ".
cult, ". W. Glan,iIle; Hamburg, to be supplied
by S. c. Smith; Riy erton, W. A. Wiseman: Sid
ney, F. Plumb. Fremont City. W. Z. Hamilton;
". Archer; Mo Valley, II. W. Deshler; Wood
bine, I. P. Newland: Logan, supplied by A. Van
scoy; Dunlap, j. Fegtly; Dowville. VIM. Patter-
son; Denison, L: W. Sage; Little Sioux, Z. Cary;
Atlantic District-John Hestwood, P. E.; At
la,tic. U. p. Golliday: Atlantic Circuit, l. NJ.
o'Flyng; Stuart. W c: Martin; Pnnora, j W.
Jean; Avoca supplied by C. A. Bunker: Harlan,
c. Ashton; Casey, T. A. LGnpman; Greenfield,
G. N. Coulter; Fonianelle, G. Smith; Levi. W.
r. Douglass; Walnut j. A. jefferson; Bear Grove,
supplied by B. j. Jackson; Redfeld supplied by
j. ". Mcpherson; Extra, supplied by J. W. Har-
din: Anita, j. W. Martin; Big Grove, supplied by
C. l. Nye; Hamlin, supplied by j. W. Bay; Will
son. Armstrong.
The following were the postoflice changes
in Iowa, during the week ending Sept 80,
1876: Office established, Lacey, Mahaska
County, NJ. S. Barr, P NJ. Discontinued,
Great Oak, Palo Alto County; High Creek,
Fremont County, Postmasters appointed,
Green Bay, Clarke County, John w. Pugh;
Happy Hollow, Wapello County, J. 7.
Harris; Northfield, Des Moines County, A.
N. Wycoff; Springfield, Keokuk County,
John /. Cochran.
THE store of Vibber & Heald, at Farley,
was broken into about two o'clock on the
morning of the 9th, the safe blown open and
about S700 taken. The store was then set on
fire, but before much damage was done the
flames were extinguished The Postoffice
was also broken into, and holes drilled in
the safe, but, for some reason, they failed to
open it.
THE Governor has appointed Maj. John
H. LOBBY as Adjutant-General in place OF
Gen. n. B. Baker, deceased.
A DEEP religious interest prevails in Day.
export Several have professed religion,
OF