The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
THE NEWS.

,,,rd to the TURKISH question anu ~"
n5n n5,lei that Herzegovina should be
a'ArI, Montenegro. Vienna telegrams
',l, 5n, same date say that committee OF
o. n;,n nt refugees had telcgraphed to the
D D,. rmperors, begging them in the
uiV # God not to send them back to
msey a'.l, The Turkish Paciflcation Com
i+ 4.i,nsr had issued proclamation, Civ
ins s, refugees month to return to thelr
" a, afer which the property Of the alb
as .ntees would be eonfscated.
O-ovcrFIsEN, BIscHoFF & Co, London
shipping merchants, have failed with liza
,r55. S,l;,is exceeding 100000.
rop Secretary of the Treasury has di-
,,aI tbe retirement OF $lSS, ,1A4, being
'.. .1,r ner cent. of the new National Bank
,iSrqiation issued during March.
Tux Vermont Republican State Conven-
=, r,. held on the 29th, and Delegates
rho National Convention were chosen.
,,solrrion was adopted opposing the
',o,r o' the Resumption act, and de
m,rli7g the spccdiest return to a specie
r.,i, oy values and currency. The dele
,oc, TO the National Convention were un-
Instructed.
Trr complete returns from the late cleo
f,, in New Hampshire are as follows:
rr Gmenor-Cheney (Repl Al, ,165 I;
Marcy DEM, 3s,I9s; Kendall and scat
prips $9j. Total, 0,2SS.
The Republican State Convention of
PENNSYLVANIA met in Harrisburg on the
orf and selected Delegates to the Ma
for,I Convention. Resolutions were
,joptcd reafirming the platform adopted
,- Iancaster last year; demanding the
eposurc Of official dishonesty and the
rDisbmcnt Of the guilty; dcnouncing
borovrsc Of the DcmOcraCvin the South
rr States and in Congress; presenting
tIq name of GOV. John f. Hartranft to
Reconsideration of the Republicans OF
fe rnion for nomination for the Presi-
erry. and in>rurting the delegates TO
he National Convention to give him a
united support for the nomination.
The Ohio Republican State Convention
n0M Columbus on the 99jh, and placed
hchIlowiur State ticket in nomination:
ForScrrelary Of State, Milton NJ Barnes;
slprrme Judge, ". W. Boynton; Mem
hOf Board Of Public Works, James &.
Evans, Delegates to the National Con
unGon were chosen, and a platform
ai0p;ei, layoring an honest and ccCnomi-
ca, administration Of the Government, and
nf.aahmcuj and reform in the public
service; recognizing gold as the true
Standard Of values, and declaring that that
piry Of finance should be steadily pur-
SUED which, without unnecessary injury
@busiac,s or trade, willuItimatoIy equal
Zeth value Of The coin anI paper dollar;
t@!Ucting the delegates to the National
Convention 10 support Gov. Hayes as a
candidate for the nomination for Prcsi-
dGtofhc United States.
ktbe Nis,issin,,i TTouso Of Ronrosont
s.iras An ,ho oo,L I..,an rn1,, a..
Ane, was read in which he stated that he
had had in contemplation for some time
the idea Of rrsigning his official position,
aud that if the articles of impcachment
against him were dismissed ne would feel
aGber,y to carry ont that idea. The
House then adoptcd-TS to tO-a rcsoIu-
ton Withdrawing rhe articles OF impcsch-
nnt, and a communication from MIR.
Amc' WIS then read formally rcsigning
tie Goycnorsbip, The restoration vns
accepted, and Col. ]. NJ. Stone, President
Governor w. ''''''''~ W ''7
lHE 81. Paul lNinn.) Ptoneer- Press Of
sata date says Mr. ". G. Robertson. a
resident of that city, had lust returned
from the Black Hills, and adds. "Tbp
story told by him is in substance that the
country is full Of trouble, dissatisfaction.
want suffering and. in some places, some
'""' 00' uiiS Tar not much"
CoysMyTNorLE telegrams of the 3Oth
ILL., say that Turkey had decided TO posi-.
ionc the payment Of the April Coupons of
The public debt until July.
CAIRO Fnpn dfsnatchcs or ,ho aoth
O.l state that the pIatur had anre,red at
Bgdad and tbat there c, woro "Ppe',In tp1 %oa,r
daily. All arrivals from the Persian CnIt
were Qnarantineu for fifteen DAYS.
THG Bclknap ar ic1ns nf ir,n.oo,r,on+
were presented to the House on thn g0th
p.t The first CHARGES him viii, rooo;riam
money corrupt}y whnr !, nffoa rh7
second charge, bribery az ,lefnoJ I,,- tIo
Statute. The third cbarres tbp normort
o.moncy 10 him for r6ntirninn M tcs csrrn,,t r,,,'
Persons in office The tanrth ol,,,., .o'I Gp,
Will receiving iftswhiIe in office 10 inap
,.Ec MN corruptv. The fifth CHARGES
4-nl with taking money ccrruDtIv for tbc