The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-01-13

Total com com Scbt 100000
pr.5 debt commemorative -. S-'.l~,
Nsi1fed 9e.notes 9eur =. .......... 81, 500, ST
Lsi;cs Ls1iiscsrss Of deposit. 3?'IG,,o.
CitlacaJisc cnrrency. ........... 4i1F, az
frsttloaIa,isI I ............ 3l.l9S,3D
CON ce' ......... ....... 3S.Sl9,06
Laisrst
.L dsbt -. $2,245, ,94S, ,9s
crh in i'eAsu' a................... S7e,ssi.44
COil..;. .;,,'''''. .............. n,1l7,34
CrrenSH Hisno.its held for the re-
specn o of certificates of de-
denpliOIn InrOyided by law..... 35,175,G0
..,ir Treasury. ............ sl26,116,7 ,79
,.,..,, cash in Treasury ........ sa,11s.s3s 80
F,.e,.r ED. during December. ........ l,sl5,06
ntna, 'as.s since June 30, 1875. s,S56, S3
!, ;,susd TO the Pacific Railway
Booze BEtann.nies. interest payable in
liwldi A'VH''' '.E................ $685. 81
ng NJ, ,sccrled and not yet paid. 1889, ,1G
ins. .sr.sr nsil by the United States. S,2o2,So
Interest ssi. f.psiC etc c.' " .'......:. $685. 81
0!,nes q %s,,fi Of interest paid by United =
BLAINE Bia.a. W ,......... ....... o1,533, SO
,Ioypoy dispatch of the 4th says ,
yin;steris crisis impended at Pesth, il
,an,souepce of the demands of Hungary
.. tbe forced circulation of Hungarian
hpknOtes in Austria.
ACCORDING to Berlin dispatch of tht
ob the German Government had replied
Grorsbly to the American note in relation
;, intervention in cuban affairs.
LORD LYTToN has been appointed
viceroy of India, in place of Lord North
brook
SIR ANTHONY RoTHsCIuLD, of the emf.
rsDt barking firm, died in London on
the 4th
A CONSPIRACY has lately been discov.
cred at Belgrade to make Karageorge.
witch the reigning Prince of Servla, and
several important arrests have been made,
AWAsHISGToN telegram of the 4th says
be rlrmor of difference of opinion be-
tween the President and Secretary Fish
concerning Cuban affairs was untrue.
The United States currency outstanding
on the 3lst of last month aggregated SAG.
I5,43l.
The remaining libel suits of Henry G..
Bowen against the Brooklyn Eagle have
been withdrawn, the Edgle agreeing to
ay, without appeal, the 81 900 awarded
Mr. Bowen in the first suit.
The New York Legislature organized
on the 4th by electing Senator Robertson
President of the Senate and Assemblyman
Hustled Speaker of the House.
A WOODEN box containing shot has been
ltely found in warehouse in New York
which was brought over in the steamer
Celtic in October by Thomas, the dyna-
mite fend and which he endeavored to
have insured at Liverpool as containing
$4,000 iu gold coin.
THE Minnesota Legislature organized
on the 4th, both houses electing Republi-
can CfiCers-Chas. W. Johnson being re-
elected Secretary of the Senate and W. r.
Kenyon Speaker of the House.
Az explosion occurred in coal mine
in Statfordshire on the 4th, which caused
the death of five persons.
A CoNsTANTINOPLE dispatch of the 5th
SAYS Server PaSha, who was sent to Here
gOvipa at the outbreak of the insurrection
had been recalled.
THE Brazilian telegraph cable between
Lisbon and Madeira is broken.
A VIENNA dispatch of the 5th says
Count Andrassay's project for reform in
the discretionary districts of Turkey
had been assented to by France and Italy.
SPAIN has created a commission to take
charge of Spanish products at the Phila-
dephia Exhibition.
The New Hampshire Republican State
convention met at Concord on the 9th and
nominated Person e. Cheney, of Man
chester, for Governor, and William A.
fIefce, Of Portsmouth, for Railroad Com
missioner. The resolutions adopted favor
specie payments; revenue tariff with
incidental protection; unalterable opposi-
uOn 10 the third term; full, fair
anu Tree exercise Of every right
OF citizenship for freedmen; lust
anu ior0earing policy toward the
ooatA; approve of the present National
administration; favor the proposed
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States in relation to school mon
eysand condemn the action of the Demo-
cratic majority in the National House of
REPRESENTATIVES, in its dealings with
manned Union soldiers formerly in the
employ OF that body.
HAMILTON, RICHARDSON & WHITNEY,
ufy'goods jobbers of Boston, failed on the
un with liabilities placed at $3.50 900.
l"o failures were reported in New York
wy one of them being Hunting & Earle,
"o'uiilS jewelers..
IRE Ohio State Agricultural Convention
D'e' al Columbus on the 9th. Among the
'''oiuIons adopted was one urging Con-
s'''s 10 grant reasonable subsidy to the
Centennial Exhibition.
:, VIENNA dispatch of the 9th says the
insurgents had lately suf-
,S.eu ". disastrous defeat in the vicinity of
- Nlt'sie and Duga, Geo being killed and
many wounded.
ihh faris Presse of the 9th contains an
"vOOunt Oh terrible landslide which oc-
WI s1l'.u ID Isle Reunion on the 11th of De-
sl sSu'Oef' SIxty-two persons were killed
aud many injured.
STATUE of Grattan was unveiled in
nOn, n Oh the old Parliament House, in
dublin, on the 9th.
- a BERLIN dispatch of the 5th saws the
: =, russian War Office have a machine sim.
a@ ,,ai 10 mat used by Thomassen. 1t was
ouelea them by man from New York
feet. '''' Vi 'i'o i0l'n
co,H I, non soUTHERN BUcKNALL ESTE
u voVs1, Secretary Of the Home Depart
Isn, In 1860, died, on his estate near
NOnuon, on the 9th. p
DO JOSEPH BoRk, the defaulting City Treas
,ha I ;. u Buffalo, returned to that city on
srn om and surrendered himself to the
Of $4,000. 'i' ~ '"'' Al JULIUS
,,, LILLIAN MURRAY and Frederick Never
W. sefe :. hanged at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
y , ~, VI 'he murder, in November, 1874,
V.t, 'erman farmer named Gottshardt
ec;,,l '' ia'e message to the Mississippi
h. .a'ufe Gov. Ames calls attention to
90 ss.. ia.e State election, recites alleged
sses 'iss, Of violence growing out of the DO.
.d % :, canvass, and says such violence
IL ~. eliect to intimidate many voters.
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