The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-04-26
neral News Summary


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o.on1Ns ~ Delsi auo 'eiosi "ne " sA1'
nsnung nao pesun sleuno Nlesic1'
PRRA specials Of the 18th say the Rus
Embassy had been closed, and that hussian
4s1ss "oeiu w M Mca1eo M Aof ~ '1'e oelusn H'l1'-
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CoNsTANTINoPLE dispatch OF the 10Th
Turkey was dismayed at the eprospect of i'm
diate war, and woald gladly listen to propo-
ons tor peace WeEe sne nos convinced tnas "
700 ia'e'
h an early bombardment OF that port was
Pected. The Custom-House had been 70
we'd to the interior and vessels in the bar
were preparing for hasty departure. 1t was
ported that the Miridites had been surrounded
iour turkish corps, ana were considering tne
F,Ae'y =. '"AA ''u'As AAe''AoA's'
a VIENNA telegram OF the 2Oth states
frince Cnarles' OF houmanla' mad received
ian.ie'.o l.ou uo ,'uss'an "osel n"en', an-
neins '''As - .n.enueu ~ oooupy ouikal.a a.
~ rafor,,s and ~ sao,,ra ~. ,,ro.ao.;o - ~.
l.von;c and Cbr;st;an .nh;sct. of Turkey
;ntant;on \, .nertlv .co,,;r. ths t.--;-
ty was emphatically disclaimed. Prince Karl
ssion OF the Chambers, and directing the mo-
lization Of the entire army.
RUSSIA, on the goth, gave Austria to
.derstand that she would not object to her oc-
patton of Bosnia, nor the occupation of Con-
Antinople by Great Britain, should circum-
Ancss render it necessary for her to cross the
AnuOe.
A COPY of Gortschakof's circular to
e Powers was delivered on the 22d. One copy
y, when the Russian Embassy at Constantine
wouia oe ofohen up. IL was reported, on
. Izu' sna' IN 'ne event OF "ai' 'ne Su,tan
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AhE ming VI Aoyssinia mas Ieieaseo
en- mi.cheli' 'ne american olicsl. nc nas
~ -Aaso""A - 4" p'''Ao'' on'
AosieiA mas 'a,inounceu Una. she snaii
o'' e'e .ion.,e, ''i oe'si" s'io"S q oispo-
'lon :" JON nus'l.
iHE Gar reviewed tne Ninth Army
ervid speech to officers and men.
Iva dispatch to the Prince of Rouma.
ia, on the 2sd relative to the concentration of
Russian troops at Kalafat the Grand vizier de-
Through Roumania be interdicted, in accordanee
With the provisions of the treaty of 1858.
THE Russian Embassy left Constantine.
ple on the evening of the 23d, and re moved the
Russian arms from the Legation.
AN Egyptian army corps. under com.
nand Of Prince Hassan left Alexandria ON The
qad for constant;nopla tn na,t;c;nat.. II, tbe
Rnasian war.
4 THE boiler of a -four mill. at Alexan.
dria. Egypt. exploded. on the 2sd. killing sir-
.keen persons and serioopslv iniurino manv other.
N.rr,or ho.ua.n ~ r.;,n.. ..d
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ON the DAD severo sbock of earth
an. le occnrr.d - oh.n 4, sco.,.na
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'ne H.'' serious ou'D,eak s. OF cnoiera nao oc-
.uiieu ~ AAyap raiiy 40 per cent oi 'ne
Iuiopsan popuia'lon hao pefiSned.
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M.aan ~: s .s ny $3.50 .s o. ono .s o,o e.s1ns
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hEroRTs recently received at Inc lreas-
ury department IN washington show that the
0oun:eiiel'ng or CON- plinclpaily I,,el, n IN
.st'uiy i'epo''' iionl ..'e D.a0A nalis
mention the coinage OF counterfeis nve-doiiar
pieces and some arrests
of State, at Warrington, on the 22d, indicated
that there was no longer any possibility of avert
ing war between Russia apd Turkey. Itwas re-
ported that an application had been made to
the United States to act Is mediator between
Turkey and Montenegro.
A MAN. named John Krupple. died In
pbil.delph;.. ON the alst a. bvdnpbob;.- He
WA. bitten & The tbnrh hv h;s dos xAr..
month. hefore h.d tbs vouna c.rt~r;ze5 .nd e
apurentlv healad tboronoblv. M ;I-.fFect.
were felt until few, days before his death,
when the usual symptoms of h,drophobis ap-
peared and tho usual result followed.
Two rrrr,r Rostnn fMass,, bovs
nan,ed nraI.v K;r,l,,a I.,.a f,,,s -, h.lf
years. and Stephen Cox (aged seven), quarreled
at play, ON the afternoon Of the 2ist, when
young Kimble, saying ~ will FIX you" went
home, and, procuring his fathers revolver, shot
Cox through the temple. The wounded lad died |
two hours after. The fathers Of the boys are !
prominent business mon.
The Chicago Inter-Ocean of the 21st |
so;. 1nd;sns ma Ohio Iowa. Michigan. Psnnsyi-
vania, Ksntucly, Tennessee and Maryland. 40
cording to these reports, wheat seems to % un-
usually promising I'm the 100 counties covered,
l16 are reported excellsnt SA average ana only
y poOr Peaclsss an likely 70 be at least .
pdte'sf fartqre n 10y counsles sney a1e repor'eo
Injured or wholly Destroyed; IN lei tar OF an
thew nrom;s;5o Apnles mom,;ss ysry 6nsly 81 |
counties reporting . fne crop 500 sn average
crop, and but As poor or partial crop. Cherries