The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-02-10

"a s1 PEI fenI; nr, V1"H b"nds ds,........ 6s7,ss4,7
..,., ,oin honds ds................ 81, ,7Oo, $685.
" -,sfgI money debt. lt,uahO
Nn1ga ,ao5cT %cg' notes. ......,...... S9l,3416
I +trsre. Of deposit ...,..''.''''' 4O.6oO,o
Ie-l.EISsosi currency. .....,.,,..... 1884. 8
g., tprfiicgtCs..... ''''''.'.''-''. ot'oof-1
llets 80 '''''' -----0. ,o-.-D
r,sr debt. e. ........ ...-..... g., 244, i26, g
Cs.h in Treasury j.
rTr ,.,.. -'.'-'''-'-"-- S.oro 80
S5.l1,y Srn,la,',, ........:.......... 1895
SI1t ..ios danosits held for the re-
'f,, fSs,n,, ,iSp Certificates OF deposit. 40,DO,0
-,,,fD casury.....,.,,,...... Sl2s 193, 8.
,,.,,.. cash in Treasury. ....... Sails, e33 0.
F..,.s %n" of tebt during January. 1891
..s'.s since June 30, 1875 ...... 11,45a .6s
,..,. ;:supd to Pacific Railway
nS nR~Ss,sriss interest payable IN
,.sf1J money, principal ont
- accrued and not yet paid. 323, II
Sl,,ts. paId hy the United States. 0,l4l 81
t.,r-s.t ."t repaid By the transportation
qS,-r@ ,,l.t Of interest paid by United
q tises .,.' '''''''''''
Ara Democratic caucus of members o
Cngro,, held in Washington on the even
rgd tbe lst the Congressional Cam
mi9u Committee was announced as fol
laws; Representative Clymer, Pennsylva
Ma chairman; Chaplin, Massachusetts
Tbroskmorton, Texas; Hooker, Missis
.inoi, Hewitt Robbins, North Carolina
mi Ssyler, Ohio. W. W. Corcoran, J
, Harvey and Judge Mason ar,
I members on the part of the District o
4 Columbia. The Senate appointed as par
. Of Subcommittee, Senators White, Mary
\ land; Wallace, Pennsylvania, and Cor
y Io1. Georgia. The chairman of the eau
!. ,, Also announced the Committee OIL
= Consolation as follows: Representative
Z ror New York; Whithorne, Tennessee
Randall, Pennsylvania; Goode, Virginia
I Brsner, Missouri Wigginton, Califor.
1 ,a Harridge, Georgia; Blackbu
!. Kamcky:TarboX, Massachusetts; Lynde,
!. Wisconsin: Eden, Illinois; Payne, Ohio,
!. and Caldwell, Alabama.
! BERLIN dispatches of the I'd say nego
I ia.i0ns for compromise between the
\ Clrrhand the State had been broken off,
Tie Uluam0ntaneS insisting as a prelim-
mary condition of an adjustment of diff
CBces that Dr. Falk, the Minister of Ec-
cesiastical Affairs and Public Instruction,
be removed The Federal Council had
aDnuIled the decree prohibiting the ex-
D0ratiOn Of horses. Bismarck had de-
mlDdcd Of Italy the surrender of Count
Won Anim under the provisions of the
ErTadon treaty.
TELEGRlMS from Madrid, Bayonne and
SaaAnder, Of the 2d, report continued ma
2'nal successes.
THE following failures at the East were
reported on the lst: The Seamless Cloth
Ing Company; liabilities about $5OO,OOO
capital 100000 The Easterbrook
See,Pcn Company; capital $125 900.
Jud,On Bros, pork packers, New Haven,
Conn, liabilities estimated at $500, 600
Usols $4,000
IElistOf churches called to the Ad-
yoT Council to be held in Plymouth
Church on the 18th inst, comprises
l'lcbnrches of New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Maine, New Hampshire,
vermont Massachusetts,, Rhode Island,
Connecticut, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, H.
.los Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Mis-.
sdH Kansas and the District of Column
Dr. besides several prominent ministers
without charge.
4 FURIOUS gale occurred at the East
4la south, along the Atlantic coast, on
lie morning of the Cd. Considerable
mo" Tell, and great deal of damage was
.0nc Oy The wind. The shipping along
D. coast suffered considerably. Many
0uingS We're blown down, a large num-
'eI uLrooied, and stecples and chimneys
were demolished. The damage at Balti-
4oie Is estimated at $40, 900, and at AL
''Iy $"o0OO Much damage was done
1lAe Centennial buildings in Philadel-
lhia
WRIT of haJeas corpus in the case of
n4Hard ). Stokes, the murderer of James
SN' was issued on the 1St, being made
,.LIhaO.e on the 9TH at White Plains,
NY.
lAh Connecticut Republican State Con-
,'I"on Will meet on the 29th inst. The
D'"0cEauc Convention of that State is to
n.ei on the 23d.
'nA Michigan Republican State Con-
''D|on 10 elect delegates to the National
'Iehton will be held at Grand Rapids,
Oh the 10th of May.
4 A1'CSA dispatch of the Sd says Ali
!, S'' Daa offered to cede to the Prince of
.''.eucgro certain districts in Herze-
,I.'. ,.D' anu Albania, and a port on the
,'.'''V' ' Tie Montencgrins would with
/ . low "'1 from the insurgents, and mill
w.; W.! operations would be suspended. A
p,. ,.""' 'tivsfam of the same date says
n.. sI WI INC DAY previous, fight occurred
Va .ie IFoatian and Bosnian frontier. in
-SI dle insurgents were defeated and
,'' " nee into Austrian territory.
v,,,,. ,.' funeral OF NJ. Dcak, the Hungarian
| !, .,''aii' took place at Pesth on the Sd.
veg most imposing affair.
C1ROISAL LEDocuowsKr was released
"a liprIsorment on the Sd.
of "a Me evening of the Sd, at meeting
=, ". republican Congressional Commit
N, s,, SInon Cameron was chosen Chair
Fvson4 anu Judge Edmonds Secretary. An
si,,i. Z committee was appointed, con-
ocy s o. Messrs. Cameron, Logan, Platt
no- rsS YORK, Rusk of Wisconsin, S. w.
o.s !' y D. r. West, Hubbell of Michi-
MID. , eI"sln of New Hampshire, and Sin
New jersey.
5o,;I Ih ohlted States Supreme Court has
linz ,',' mat the Winslow patents for put
and ~, up ana canning green corn are null
ha, -h" Wv, YORK telegram of the Sd says
,r,,1 S'I The leading coal companies had
gM % suspend mining operations from
''0 to March II.
70, ''' W. 1. SHERMAN has lately writ.
OEia 'e''er 10 Representative Dalzell, of
leon III which he says: q never have
c,n5,, an sot now, and never will be
lsn,% l'a.e ior the high office of Presi-
IL '''ore any convention or the people,
Hs,. ApreSses his preference for Gov.
"'eS 'or that Office.
,o, "h :. hshsas Legislature has passed an
,rsE'' "iS a bounty of five dollars per
lor grasshopper eggs and fifty