The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-15

G1neraf News Summary
= '4sss Yf RonEIGM.
:, Thes Mataporas Mllltafy Court, bofor
which Gem Coftins was tried, have foun
hin guilty Of Kidnapping. the penalty q
tackled to which in Mexico Is death.
~ Telegrams fron Constantinople, on tn
7th, say that in the face Of the steps take
70 induce the Ports to modify the attitud
which it assumed ct the Conferences. the OF
tomau Government firmly maintained its de
termination TO make NO concession whicl
would directly or indirectly interfere with 1t
integrity and independence, but would CARY
outof its ounaccord larger reforms through
out the Empire than the powers demandes
for certain Provinces. It WAS authoritative
ly added that tho Porte would 60 to wal
rather than submit to an indefinite prolon
> ixation OF the suspense. Turkey had for
warded = circular to its representative
! abroad, declaring that Russia had been in
directly waging war against her, and wa,
fomenting insurrection In Bosnia.
An explosion took place in the Worcester
Colliery, near Swans, England, ON the 6th
At last accounts, sixteen dead bodies had
been recovered.
The Khedive Of Egypt has rendered 50 ,ooC
men and four men-of-war to the Sultan in
case of war with Russia. ~.ssss
A London telegram Of the 6th says Lord
Derby, the British Minister Of Foreign Al.
fairs, had declared that, in the event Of war,
Turkey need expect no help from Great
Britain.
The Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs,
made public, ON the 9th, the reforms which
Turkey proposes to inaugurate throughout
the Ottoman Empire.
A Bucharest telegram Of the 9th says
that, in the event of war, Roumania would
ally herself to Russia, unless the European
Powers would collectively, guarantee her
neutrality.
According to q Pera correspondent Of the
London Times of the 10th, Turkey, under
Sultan Abdul Hamid, was relapsing into
anarchy. The Sultan issued orders without
consulting the Ministry, and the Porte
transacted business without consulting the
,sultan.l The condition Of the Christians in
Armenia was becoming intolerable.
Baroness Nathaniel de Rothschild died, at
London. on the 10th.
A fire in St. Johns, N. B., on the morning
of the 9th, destroyed several dry-goods and
other establishments, involving loss in
buildings and contents of t5O0OO0. Several
persons were buried beneath the fallen walls
OF one oi inc ouilaings' ana e'ens were
Known 70 nave oeen A,iiea.
An egyptian man-o'-war' cruising IN Ine
oun OK suea, 70 suppress tne sisve ,ramc'
sooh hre anu ournea W tne Watets eoge re-
'cen''y' twenty persons ios' tnelr hves.
LATEST bosnian reports say tnat murders
anu ou'iaSes were On Inc lhclesse, IN .nat
PROVINCE. Large NUMBERS OF Cnrist tians
were crossing inso Austria, leaving tneir
properly " :. p.unusleu ~ pasni-oa1ouKs.
neev'uirs " Aonuon uispa.cncs VI INC
.Stn, 'ne riraeipes. naa naae us appearance
~ Llneo,usn.' anu 'ne ioo. anu mouth ais
ease ease ~ : enesne' sl ooinerse'snlre ana fiint-
a alspa.en was received from LONDON, on
.ae u iS,n' s'a'lns 'nat Stanley, wiring 70 tne
Na"y 4s'y'"P" rum oJA1'' aug 40 io'o' nau
anhouncea l,lp o sua. NC naa compie'eiy surveyed
AaAe iaisanyiAa.
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DOMESTIC.
The Waltham Building, large business
structure in Bond street, New York City,
was totally burned on the night Of the 9th.
Considerable damage was done to adjoining
buildings and their contents, and the entire
loss was estimated AZ nearly OF qnite sz'ov'-
wv. ho1oins q ApPieion' feplssens,nE 'ne
american Matcn company .ne oolrAm
silverware Msnuiacturing Company ray
ior q 6ro' ana me ADAMS q onaw Sompany
were tne heaviest iosers' msny osnel ~ As
sunered iosses'
directory In the interest," OF Jay douio
ara sne Union -[nclhc "aliro.a nus oeen
elec.eu io[ sne on,cAx nN:s.
ana tne Onlcsso' NocA A'ianu :" sSAAe
ha,lfoaas
because nls inosne, "oulun svo nW I'm :.
aPple' nlne yes.-o.u oos = Hwensov
NJ, comni'teu suicaue W nansins' -"
aAys Ago.
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nsmeu sunn a. lse"l', u'eu ~" VIZ aso'
suu y nv ~ W. ~, ,'.'ss .. s. ss 49,
nar ey .n' u".. uo.e .s-s.~ - .ssst Ast
pay sue y NasionA' oeo~
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pAr'o y. wac saus.u ~ .se 49, 60.
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"e'e - s..a p'ss' - es.'a
wlnniPek tMAnisoDs1 epecisi 70 tne St'
raul fsoner-fssss of tne Stn Gays iniorma-
tion had been received there o. the arrival OF
'Slsnng Bun a. wooa Monnsains, Dr.tlsn
POSSESSIONS. DE nao l,VV norses ana mules,
captured from United States forces. A force
'ot mounted police nad been sent out 70 IN
lervlew him. 5s
On the 8th, the Coroner's jury which, for
some weeks, had been Investigating The
Ashtabula disaster, rendered their verdict
They held the Railway Company responsible
for the disaster, end say the bridge fell in
consequence Of defects and errors in design
and construction.
A preamble and resolutions were adopted
Dy the Butter, Egg and Cheese Association,
recently In session IN Chicago, setting forth
the alleged unhealthy and other pernicious
qualities OF oleo-margarine, and showing 1t
TO be counterfeit on genuine butter, -
well as fraud on the buyer, consumer and
producer Of genuine butter, and denouncing
be discountenanced by all dealers; the reso-
iutions also suggest that petitions be pre-
sented 70 the various Stats LeRis'atures
praying the passage Of laws against the
nat a ,s,,,ch to nrsvsnt ' ~ ,,,ceor n.y. - T.